It would also be useful if you told us which schools you are defnitely accepted to. Your other closed thread is confusing. You can’t have heard back from Syracuse or BU yet. Meanwhile, you are posting other responses from a couple of days ago asking about dorm size at Buffallo and the fact that it’s upstate, and worrying about prestige.
You also say you want a traditional college experience, for one year. Generally, urban campuses don’t give you as much of a tradtional experience as other types of campuses do. Also, one year of campus life, when you have made friends, got to know your professors, become involved with groups, figured out the vibe of campus life, and invested a year of your life is probably exactly when the traditional campus experieince starts paying off. Nothing wrong with urban campuses at all, but it’s worth understanding that it can be a little difficult to meet people as a transfer at an urban campus, becuase many people form friendships in the first year and students at urban colleges tend to do stuff in the city. There are probably fall transfer events to help.
I get the feeling you aren’t sure what you want and that you unfortunately didn’t research well enough. In short, You MUST compromise. You will not get every single thing you desire. Almost no one does. Prioritize what is non-negotiable, and what you can perhaps live without.
Please clarify exactly where you’ve been accepted and what your stats are. We can try to help you figure out your best options going forward.
@CalinAmry , we cross posted. I bleiieve you posted in a thread yesterday that you didn’t think some college was prestigious enough. I am aware you got into a U Conn school, but not Storrs. I am not trashing your stats, I did not see them anywhere, and thanks for providing them. AS for CUNY schools, they are not likely to provide you with the traditional college experieince because people commute. This is what I mean that you need to compromise.
