What College Is Best For Me

College Search & Selection
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<p>I'm a junior in High school and I'm looking for a good business college to go to, but don't know which one to go to. I live in NJ, So the only really good business school around here is Rutgers. So I'm looking to go out of state, doesn't matter which state.</p>

<p>I have a 3.427 GPA. No AP"s or Honor's courses.</p>

<p>Chem-A-
English-B
History-A
Accounting-A
Finance-A
Algebra2-A-
Gym-A+ (Just thought I'd thrown that in)</p>

<p>SAT's- 1810/2400
Math- 600
Writing- 620
Critical Reading- 590</p>

<p>Not the toughest course's i could've took, or the best SAT's in the world, but I'm happy with them.</p>

<p>So if anybody has any suggestion's I'd appreciate It.</p>

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<p>The apostrophe is used to denote possession.</p>

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<p>Rutgers is an awesome school but I totally understand the desire to get out of state. I can’t even fathom the idea of going to anywhere here in Oklahoma. </p>

<p>Babson is an awesome place for business. It’s in Massachusettes and although I think it’s starting to get more and more competetive, it’s certainly not a Wharton at UPenn where almost everyone who applies gets rejected. I’d call it a good match school for you but someone who has more knowledge about getting into business programs would be a much better judge. </p>

<p>Also, try looking at Tulane down in New Orleans. The A.B. Freeman school of business is great and while Tulane got flooded with applications this year and will accept a much lower percentage of students for next year, it’s well within reach for you. I’d call it a low match. I’m going there next year and know a bit about the place so if you have any questions, feel free to shoot me a message.</p>

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hahahaha..</p>

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<p>Dan, some schools to look at would be Fordham, St Joes, Bryant, UMass, Purdue and Michigan State.</p>

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<p>but seriously learn to use the apostrophe ;)</p>

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<p>Do you think Ohio State would be a good choice for me? and about the apostrophe’s i didnt notice how much i was using them</p>

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<p>don’t you write in school? do you use apostrophes (no ') for every plural???</p>

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<p>DanG73-
Just ignore the punctuation Nazis.</p>

<p>for business.
Virginia Tech
Syracuse
George Washington
Pitt
Boston U
Case Western Reserve
Wake Forest
U South Carolina
U Iowa
U Georgia
U Maryland College Park
Purdue
Penn State</p>

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<p>Arizona State University
Babson College
Bentley College
Clemson University
Fordham University
Indiana University-Bloomington
Michigan State University
Northeastern University
Ohio State University
Pennsylvania State University-University Park
Purdue University-West Lafayette
Southern Methodist University
University of Arizona
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Villanova University</p>

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<p>Your brief profile matches: Indiana University (Bloomington), Babson, Northeastern University in Boston, Southern Methodist Univ. (SMU) in Dallas, Texas & Fordham University. Wake Forest, Maryland & Georgia are reaches for you (Georgia is highly unlikely for a non-resident with 1190/1600 SAT I score). Minnesota & Penn State are also reaches for an out of state 1190/1600 business school applicant, in my opinion. The other schools in posts #9 & #10 above are definitely worth a look if you are just beginning your search; but Wake Forest, Maryland, Georgia & Minnesota are highly unlikely based on your posted info. as your math score of 600 is low for an intended business major–even if you were an in-state applicant at these schools. Indiana is a reach, but a reachable reach for you.</p>

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<p>Closer to home the University of Delaware.</p>

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<p>UDelaware and Rutgers would be fair matches. Maryland, Georgia, Wake Forest, Minnesota, UMichigan and Fordham would be significant reaches.</p>

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<p>Minnesota, Fordham and Georgia are matches. Maryland andWake would indeed be significant reaches.</p>

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<p>Thanks for all the responses guys</p>