<p>I could really use some advice that isn't tainted by friendship; CC was what came to mind. </p>
<p>So my senior year of high school (this previous school year) was rather crazy. I was Captain of the soccer team (won our championship) and lead in our play. Two months later, I was thrown out of the house by my father because I didn't want to attend a military college. During January, I basically just applied wherever. I was accepted to the University of Pittsburgh and Boston University. When it came to decision-time, I opted for Pitt because it was cheaper (in-state). </p>
<p>Since that time, my father and I have recently reconciled so I just moved back home. I have no real desire to go to college; I'm totally indifferent. My father suggests going to a community college and working for the year so I'll save money and transfer into a 'legit school'.</p>
<p>I really want to double major in Film & Business (at least that is the gameplan as of now). I imagine I need to get into a solid film school that is in either New York or California. I liked the look of Chapman because it's outside of LA and I have a chance of walking on to the soccer team. Both areas will obviously cost a lot of money.</p>
<p>So my question is:</p>
<p>should I spend the money for a year at Pitt or just stay at home, work, and attend a community college in hopes of being accepted somewhere great? (either way, I'm paying for this with my money)</p>
<p>Notes*:</p>
<p>My HS GPA was around a 3.5 or 3.6
Act Score: 28
SATs: 1850</p>
<p>I have a few of EC's.
-Varsity soccer player for four years (lettered all four)
-captain of District winning soccer team
-made All-District soccer team (ranked 3rd in voting)
-lettered two years in basketball
-played tennis my senior year
-lead in play
-large role in musical
-Eagle Scout
-pianist of ten years
-Who's Who Among High School Students & Athletes
-Science Club member
-wrote the editorials for school paper
-altar server for our Catholic church</p>
<p>Thanks SO much for your thoughts and advice. I really appreciate it.</p>