College suggestions for Baitboy

[JackK]

Whatever school, just make sure tuition is within your means.

Nothing worse than graduating completely full of debt. I didn't understand the repercussions at 18. I would have been paying off student loans till my mid-40's if there hadn't been a death in the family.

While I'm appreciative of my education and the times I had, if I could do it all over again, I'd probably go to a school in state... Or at the very least take core curriculum classes at a community college to cut down on the cost.

Any AP credits?

[jredfly]

Originally Posted by JackK

Whatever school, just make sure tuition is within your means.

Nothing worse than graduating completely full of debt. I didn't understand the repercussions at 18. I would have been paying off student loans till my mid-40's if there hadn't been a death in the family.

While I'm appreciative of my education and the times I had, if I could do it all over again, I'd probably go to a school in state... Or at the very least take core curriculum classes at a community college to cut down on the cost.

Any AP credits?

He took AP World History and AP US History where he got 5 out of 5 on both exams. He is now working on 3 more for his senior year - Litrature, European History, and Statistics,

[JackK]

Anything that can reduce unnecessary course loads (which can mean graduating earlier) is worth it!

[rphud]

Claremont colleges on the left coast, NESCACs on the East coast come to mind first. Colgate too. The seven sister schools are mostly co-ed now as well. My wife works with Trinity, Wesleyan and Conn College if you want some inside contacts at any of those just PM me. Good luck with things.