<p>Thank you for the response. My brother is actually pursuing a medical career, so I think he is under the impression that debt is fine since you’re more than likely to get a job. As you said, in my case I won’t really have a profitable service to offer people. Maybe I’m getting wrapped up in the prestige and silly idea that the alumni networks will take good care of me after graduation.</p>
<p>Furthermore, I’ll end up having to transfer anyway. Though I’d like to pursue a degree in the arts my current university only offers a general degree in the subject without concentrations and limiting requirements (that do not interest me). Would a cheap northeast school be worth it? Coming from out of state I’d incur at least some debt, but the environment holds a great deal of opportunity.</p>
<p>Would it be terribly foolish to put forth effort in to the application this year, if only to see what kind of financial aid package I would get? The websites all say FA is limited for transfers, so it worries me. But still, I’d wonder.</p>