<p>I am a freshman at Boston College. I have a 3.8 GPA (history and political science major). I am relatively involved (Student government, intramural football, tutor, and three/four other club memberships) and have a 2010 SAT (M-680, CR-640, W-690) (SAT II-US History II-760, Biology E-660) and 31 ACT. In high school I took around 8 APs, was ranked in top 3%, and had a number of ECs. However, due to the economic situation I don't think it would be worth staying here because I plan on going to law school after, which would add even more debt. So, I am applying to Seton Hall University (School of Diplomacy), Fordham University (both looking for scholarships), and Columbia (my dream school). I'm just wondering others' opinions on the subject. Do you think it's worth staying here? (I don't really plan on going to a prestigious law school- probably Seton Hall in hopes for a scholarship or Fordham for my reach). Are there any other schools that match BC and I can get into or get money? I plan on applying to these schools also because they're near home, and I would be able to commute if need be. Thanks</p>
<p>i've heard good things about Devry university, if not, university of phoenix.</p>