<p>Okay so i go to a christian college and wont be able to take the classes i need to graduate on time. I need to transfer to a new college for the fall of 2011. PLZ describe 'why the school'</p>
<p>Can you guys give me some suggestions. Ive tried college board and stuff but cant really find anything i like. </p>
<p>Heres what i am looking for:</p>
<p>small-medium size
Good premed program
students actually stay for the weekends
I will go as far as maine to maryland and PA
Good FA
Doesnt have to be Christian</p>
<p>Thanks. BTW i am really tight on time.</p>
<p>Forgot to add. Not ivy material and 3.5ish college gpa 1st semester. 3.7 in HS. Avg SATs.</p>
<p>What is your home state, and why aren’t you applying to the public universities there? </p>
<p>If you are just finishing your first semester right now, why aren’t you considering completing an AA at your hometown community college (you could probably even enroll for second semester this year), and then transferring to a 4-year college or university?</p>
<p>How much money can you pay? 20k each year, 50k each year?</p>
<p>Im premed and need to get my reqs at a 4yr college and not cc. And i already payed next sem. Also i dont like my state school. im in MA.</p>
<p>People get into med school every single year with pre-reqs from community colleges. Granted, those are usually people who already have a 4-year degree, and then go back to school. Since you are in MA, you can also do what a friend of mine did: get a job in Boston and complete the pre-med courses at night in the Harvard Extension program.</p>
<p>MA has great state schools that would be relatively inexpensive for you. Since you want to go to med school, you need to keep your undergrad degree as cheap as possible. Med school is going to be another $250 -$300k and you will probably be paying for all of that with loans.</p>
<p>I need college credits. Med schools require atleast 90 credits. But thanks anyways. I found an okay school- i guess.</p>