<p>Haha, and it’s so good to have moms/dads on here.
I’m the oldest sibling in my family & my parents haven’t been through the college process in eons. (it seems to be a lot different now!!)</p>
<p>ha so all in all its great to have some guidance…
just wanted to say that!</p>
<p>this [url=<a href=“http://www.princetonreview.com/com.aspx]site[/url”>http://www.princetonreview.com/com.aspx]site[/url</a>] should help! Its by the princeton review, and it will give insight on matches, safeties, reaches, etc.</p>
<p>aww, that site just made me feel like an ultimate fail.
putting “university of st. thomas” as a reach.</p>
<p>so i guess princeton is telling me to get my test scores up huh?</p>
<p>In your original post you mentioned UC Berkeley. I would not recommend any UC for OOS. The tuition is quite high without merit aid available for most. I love UCB (my d will be there in the fall!) but still wouldn’t recommend it; possibly for grad school as their Public Health school is very good as is UCLA’s.</p>
<p>okay yeah,
it was just a place i really liked when i visited.
& plus it seems like a decent match for me. (cause so far my college list is HIGH REACH & REACH).</p>
<p>however i’ve had tons of people telling me not to attend cause of tuition reasons!
deff will look at it for public health, san francisco is so beautiful :)</p>
<p>bump?
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