<p>Unfortunately less and less students want to study primary care. It will get worse if we get a new nationally-backed health care system.</p>
<p>FSU Med does not force anyone into primary care.
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<p>also, ‘gator nation’ isn’t primarily used in the context of sports.</p>
<p>DO NOT listen to the advice of not applying to Ivy League Universities. If money is not an issue(application fees I mean), then that would be the worst advice you could take. Apply to every school you want to go to(reasonably). Then weigh your options after you get your letters. I’m serious never tell anybody not to apply somewhere of course as long as the application fee is not an issue.</p>
<p>I don’t think that people are trying to discourage him from applying, just kind of humbling him. Of course, he may totally get accepted into an Ivy but we’re just saying that he should not get his hopes up too high. At least that’s my advice. But I don’t really understood the point of this topic - he acts like he can only APPLY to one school…apply to as many as you want.</p>
<p>This is no brainer - you can spend a lot of money and time with applications to the Ivies with a slim chance of getting in and a chance to spend a lot more money to be around ugly girls.</p>
<p>Dude - it’s a no brainer. Go where it’s much cheaper and where the chicks are.</p>
<p>thanks guys… and i plan on raising that SAT to 2200+… that was my first time taking it as a sophomore. Thanks for all the info… i guess i’ll stick to UF undergrad and try transferring to an ivy later on.</p>
<p>If you are currently ranked #1 out of 700 students, you are definitely on track to get into an Ivy. I mean, something like Harvard might be hard (but it is hard for EVERYONE), buy you can definitely get into several of the Ivys. Apply to all the schools that interest you, see where you get in, and then decide which is the best for you personally.</p>