<p>What state do you live in? What kinds of schools are you interested in--approximate number of undergrads? What region of the country are you interested in? Are you interested in schools in your state?</p>
<p>Check out Fordham. Also University of Delaware, Providence College, Fairfield U, American. You could shoot higher if you are truly disadvantaged and first generation to college and you have taken a college oriented course schedule in high school.</p>
<p>What High School do you go to? What does your single parent do? Maybe you can play something off that.</p>
<p>If you like large universities, public universities are large and cheap, especially SUNYs and CUNYs. Binghamton has a business degree and it's the best SUNY in NY with Stonybrook following close behind.</p>
<p>Then there's St. John's, Fordham in the city and Rutgers in NJ which is like an hour away from NYC.</p>
<p>Damaras:
1- My sister actually went to a com college for one semester and dropped out; would i still count as first gen?
2- My school is not the greatest and only offers AP English and AP Spanish;im taking AP english</p>
<p>Xeal:
1-I go to George Washington High School (Upper West Side Manhattan)
2-My mother is a home aid making $7 an hour (less then me)
3- My GPA is out of 4.0 i was told 85 was a 3.0; also although this does not sound great im still in top 15-20% of my school, and in tests (regents, psats, sats etc. im atleast top 10%)</p>
<p>Its in Newark, NJ and has a good Bus Admin program. It also has the #1 ranked EOP (Engineering Opportunity Program) in the country. You'd qualify for a 4-year full tuition/dorm ride.</p>