Decisions Decisions

College Search & Selection
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<p>Hey College Confidential!
I have been very active the past couple months chancing people, getting chanced, and finding out what schools I will be admitted too...Now that I have been admitted, denied, deferred, and waitlisted, it is time for me to make the decision of where I am going to college. I live in Florida if that affects your recommendation.
Here are my acceptances along with situations and scholarships:</p>

<p>-University of Florida (Applied for honors program, I am a legacy and the gators have been in my family for as long as I can remember. I have florida prepaid and bright futures so the cost would be 0)
-Boston College(My number one school.I've always wanted to go here. Very expensive and received basically no money.)
- Stonehill College (22K per year, Honors program)
-Wheaton College (Norton, Mass, 14,500 K per year)
-Pepperdine U
-George Washington University
-Northeastern University
-Rollins College (18 K per year)
-University of Miami (12 K per year)
-Florida State (9600 total, Honors Program)
-Oxford at Emory</p>

<p>Please tell me which one you guys think I should attend. I'm leaning towards either BC or UF but that's just me. Thanks and be honest!</p>

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<p>Definitely uf if the cost is 0. Debt is the least thing you want </p>

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<p>I also want to major in business</p>

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<p>I’ve been told UF and also BC but I can’t decide!</p>

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<p>Bumppppppppppppp</p>

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<p>Read some articles about student debt (unless your parents are very rich and are paying for everything). You can start with the New York Times. There are many articles about people regretting paying huge sums to go to college. Then make a decision. If you aren’t getting money from BC I advise you to forget about it.</p>

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<p>You need to ask your parents what they will pay for.</p>

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<p>My parents can afford to pay for it but do you all think the opportunity at BC is $200,000 greater than UF?</p>

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<p>I can’t believe ANY college is worth $200K more than another.</p>