Am I justifiably terrified?, 2005...2005...2005... |
Am I justifiably terrified?, 2005...2005...2005... |
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I have 1,000 different directions I can take.
ACT: 35 composite SAT I: 1520 composite The list goes on of activities, GPA, etc, etc. I can pretty much go anywhere I want to go, but I've narrowed it down to 3 schools on each coast that I've been accepted to. Please, help me. And take into consideration cost, retaining a social life, etc. All are huge factors for me. WEST COAST University of California: Berkeley Pepperdine Stanford University EAST COAST The Johns Hopkins University University of Princeton New York University (all of these, East and West coast, are with the assumption that after 4 years, I will transfer to the Massachussetts Institute of Technology; my lifelong dream) I'm visiting the campus at the University of California: San Diego over Christmas break, as well. I might even just head there because my entire family lives in Corona del Mar. You see my problem? So indecisive...this sucks... ![]() |
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An alternative approach would be to leave the country and try for Europe, theres a lot of good technological schools that if you graduate with a 3.8 or above you'll get into MIT in a heart beat. Much cheaper too, you might end up paying something like 40-50% less for the same if not better education. The one bad thing is traveling is hard and they have a different approach to teaching. That is how my uncle did it, he graduated MIT in 94? Something like that. He went to a sister school of Oxford's for 4 years then transferred to MIT with honors and almost a full scholorship. ofcourse this was back in the day, things might have changed since then
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