<p>Hey everyone! I am having the hardest time choosing one more college to apply to. I live near Buffalo, New York I am going for my MBA degree and most likely minor in Spanish. I have around a 3.4 gpa sat with reading and math of 1170. I want to go somewhere I know I can party (lol) but also somewhere with a credible reputation. Other colleges I'm probably applying to are Ohio State, Saint John Fisher (Rochester), Suny Oswego, Suny Binghamton, and Bentley U (Boston area). I am not opposed to traveling from home. I prefer a medium sized school if possible, and private if possible. If anyone has ANY suggestions of where I should look into it would be greatly appreciated!
THANKS!
Taylor
P.S. I really love hockey, so a boys ice hockey team would be an added plus if possible :)</p>
<p>An MBA is a graduate degree, usually one works for several years after college before enrolling in an MBA program. Do you mean BBA?</p>
<p>Is cost a factor? What locations do you prefer?</p>
<p>yeah I guess a bba, I’m working towards mba in the future, so is a bba where I’m suppose to start? Cost is somewhat of a factor but I do have resources so it could be worked around if I truly wanted to attend. I suppose Northeast U.S. would be best but if you have a good idea of somewhere else I’m definately willing to travel! Thanks!</p>
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What does that mean? tOSU will cost $41K/year out of state and you won’t get any FA beyond the minimum available, nor will your stats warrant much, if any, merit aid.</p>
<p>well what I meant was that, I’ll take what I can get and deal with the rest if I really want to attend somewhere, so I guess I’ll go with no, cost is not a factor? ha</p>
<p>Can your family afford to pay $41K/year? You can get loans for about 5-10K/year (depending on your year in school). How will you pay for the rest?</p>
<p>I’m working towards mba in the future, so is a bba where I’m suppose to start? .</p>
<p>If you want, you can start with a business degree, but you don’t have to. What is your career goal?</p>
<p>*Cost is somewhat of a factor but I do have resources so it could be worked around if I truly wanted to attend</p>
<p>I’ll take what I can get and deal with the rest if I really want to attend somewhere,</p>
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<p>Erin’s Dad is right…You can’t be loosey-goosey about cost. Students can NOT borrow much for college. You can’t just deal with the problem later. We could show you many posts from kids who are weeks/months away from classes starting without the means to pay because they also thought that they would deal with issue later.</p>
<p>Seriously, it’s best to know now how much money you have for college so you know what you’re dealing with. </p>
<p>If you aren’t sure how much your parents will pay each year, PLEASE ask them. :)</p>
<p>We want YOU to be HAPPY in the spring with great choices of schools that you’ll have the funding to attend. :)</p>