the impossible decision

College Search & Selection
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<p>I really need help choosing schools. My current plans are to study economics or enviromental science but they could definitely change.</p>

<p>BU: Admitted to College of General Studies. BU seems like a very nice school but i am not to fond of CGS and its student body. I belive that i can opt out of the CGS science courses and take regualr arts and sciences science.</p>

<p>Northeastern: (Arts and Sciences) The co-op program is very apealing and the enviromental geology program seems good. Also the Economics proffesor I talked to told me about a dual major of econ and enviromental science that should be offered by next year. But the thing with northeastern is the student body didnt seem very apealing when I visited.</p>

<p>UVM: (Arts and sciences) UVM seems like a really nice school that is very up and coming. The student body and burlington are both very big positives. But i am scared that the actual education isnt as strong as bu or neu's.</p>

<p>SUNY Geneseo: Was guarnteeed a spot in either spring or fall of 2007. Geneseo seems like a very strong school academiclly but its small size and student body are major turnoffs. </p>

<p>Cornell: (Guarnteed Transfer to CALS) I am only mentioningn this because if i attend BU then becuse of CGS i couldnt fufill the guarnteed transfer course reguirments if i wanted to use it. </p>

<p>Any help or advice on what to do would be greatly appreciated because may 1st is fast approaching as many of you know.</p>

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<p>northeasterns prob the best... i have a few friends there and they like it. boston is great and then you can transfer into cornell.</p>

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<p>I'd go to UVM (most fun), get a 4.0, and then transfer into Cornell. If you aren;t graduating from the school then who cares about the academics anyway. You just want to make the grades to get into Cornell.</p>

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<p>thanks for the help, the only thing about going to cornell is that i would be in CALS where I wouldn't be able to study Economics.</p>

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<p>If you are planning for sure to transfer to Cornell, go to UVM - it's cheaper</p>