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How to get closer to NYC in college?
I'm planning out my life because I graduate from high school next year, and I really wanna be in New York City. But I can't be there directly because NYC universities are expensive and I need a school with at least a 60% acceptance rate because I'm not going to have a very good GPA, and I need a school with either an arts administration or music business major (or something similar). So I was looking at the surrounding cities and their colleges and I found that some of my options are Goucher College in Baltimore (from there it would take me 9 to 12 hours to get to NYC using public transit, Point Park University in Pittsburg (9-12 hours), a The University of Hartford in Hartford Connecticut (I skipped over NJ because none of their schools meet those requirements. A major problem is that I have to stay out of Philadelphia because of a "this town ain't big enough for the two of us" kinda situation. I just looked up public transit routes on google maps. If any of you know any ways to get to NYC quicker tell me, and how do you feel about being on public transportation for that long? And another thing, I'm not from the East Coast so do you think that if I'm on there for that long that I'll catch some Eastern illnesses that I'm not yet immune to???
4 Answers
- DON WLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Actually, Baltimore is about three hours from New York City by car, train, or bus.
And there are no Eastern illnesses. There are the same illnesses as the rest of the country has.
- 8 years ago
I am gonna graduate when I am 16 and have already
planned that I am gonna live in New York City too.
Yes some of the colleges there are expensive, but surprisingly you are wanting the kinda college I want to go to.
And lucky for you I know a great place in NewYork called SVU/School of Visual Arts
It's not that expensive and seems to have a great curriculum.
You may not want to take advice from me though seeing that I am only 14, although I have planned out my whole future around my moving plans to NewYork and have done the research.
I hope this has somewhat helped! :D
Source(s): I <3 NY! - Anonymous8 years ago
eastern illness? hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!! stay in high school.
nope, you are out of luck.