<p>I applied to 15 schools and 7 of them responded so far. I should hear from the rest next month.</p>
<p>So far I've been accepted to SUNY Stony Brook University, Elizabethtown College, Boston University, Hunter College CUNY, and University of Connecticut (Storrs Main Campus)</p>
<p>University of Illinois Urbana Champaign denied me but will reconsider if I take intro to comp sci during the summer.</p>
<p>Florida State University also wants me to take a class for admission but hasn't denied me yet.</p>
<p>Assuming money isn't an object where should I really consider transferring for an Undergraduate Degree in Applied Mathematics and maybe in the future Engineering?</p>
<p>we can’t assume money isn’t an object unless you tell us that your parents have x amount in a college fund for you. This decision is a cost/benefit decision so cost is key.</p>
<p>Well, assuming that money isn’t an object, I would go with BU or SUNY Stony Brook University. Definitely Stony Brook if your instate (sorry, money does factor into these things).</p>
<p>Well I have some money and my father has some money stored away for me and then I’m going to be coming in as a junior so I’ll only have to pay for half the cost of tuition and I don’t currently have any debt. I think i’m safe financially. I do live in New York State but Stony Brook isn’t giving me any financial aid (probably because I waited until 2 weeks ago to submit my application for aid). I’m more concerned if I should pick a school for the name and overall ranking (Boston University) or the ranking specific to my concentrations (Stony Brook).</p>
<p>Stony Brook Engineering is well known to engineering employers in the Northeast. You’ll also receive a better engineering education there. </p>