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Which college should I go to?? ?
I'm not going to blindly go based on these responses, but it will be a factor.
Now, I've been accepted/waitlisted to UMASS Amherst, Central Michigan University, Indiana University Bloomington, and Wellesley College
Here are the pros and cons for me:
UMASS AMHERST:
- pros: My mom works there so I get a discount off of tuition
full ride scholarship opportunity (but not sure if I have it yet)
food is fantastic
has a microbiology major
close to family
-cons:
Didn't get accepted into the music minor program
The majority of people in my school go to UMASS- although it's a big school I'll likely not see them
close to family
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY:
-pros:
20$ scholarship
the cheapest college I can go to (if I don't get the full ride scholarship at UMASS)
Close to family
-cons:
not as great a college as the others
doesn't have my major (but has biology and pre-med)
my mom doesn't want me to go
INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON-
pros:
has my major
great education
close to family
has been one of my top choices since seventh grade
cons:
not safe- like AT all
lots of pollution
my mom doesn't want me to go there
cost 50K a year to attend
WELLESLEY COLLEGE:
pros:
fantastic college
a good challenge
is DIII school meaning I'd have a change on the basketball team
opportunity to take classes at Harvard and MIT
cons:
doesn't have my major (but has biology and pre-med)
I'm waitlisted so it's a risk if I commit to Wellesley and withdraw all my other applications.
LMK what you think!
I meant to say 20K$ Scholarship for Central Michigan lol
5 Answers
- Anonymous5 hours ago
Pretty simple. You go to the school that is cheapest for you to attend. Get out of your undergrad degree with as little student debt as possible. 20k scholarships won’t cover your first year.
Go talk to people paying off student loans. They can easily be over $1000 per month.
My son in law went to a medium sized State school. Graduated summa *** laude. Got a five year tuition scholarship with a striped and health insurance to get his doctorate degree.
- The TruthseekerLv 77 hours ago
UMASS AMHERST: and WEASLEY are the only ones I would have considered. First and second respectively.
- Spock (rhp)Lv 710 hours ago
Ask Amherst to let you delay your decision until their financial aid people act on scholarships for you [this is normal -- there's no reason they should refuse -- it would like buying a car without knowing the price]. Wait on Wellesley -- they likely have best connections toward getting into med school [which, i take it, is what you want to do]. drop IU and CMU -- negatives too big relative to your situation. -- married 32 years to Uni Professor
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- MSLv 711 hours ago
Well, I certainly wouldn't put all your eggs in the Wellesley basket since you haven't been accepted there.
I think it would be wise to strongly consider the financial aspect, especially if you intend to go to medical school, which is also very expensive. If you can acquire your undergraduate degree with little to no debt then you will be in very good shape moving forward into medical school. I would not spend $200k on an undergraduate degree from Indiana.