where should i go?

<p>331/403 in my class, 2.1 gpa, 16 ACT, FAIRLYT HARD COURSE LOAD, very competive high school, where should I go?</p>

<p>My reaches:</p>

<p>purdue,
penn state
northwestern</p>

<p>matche
SUNY-Binghampton
UW- Washington</p>

<p>safties:
Indiana? idk really help1!!</p>

<p>Community college. Try that first and move up if you do well.</p>

<p>No offense but northwestern is damn near impossible for you to get into. i mean, i probably wouldn't get in with a 3.2...sooo..</p>

<p>purdue/penn state are pretty high high reaches for you too. </p>

<p>I dig with what the the previous poster said....try a CC first and work your way up...or try a lesser know state college(not the big ones like Ohio State or Penn State). Try some state colleges like Montana State, Illinois State, Kansas State, East Michigan State..etc.</p>

<p>If your ACT was higher, that GPA might be redeemable, but you don't really seem prepared for a four-year university right now. What happened?</p>

<p>^I have a IQ of 88 and my mother was a crack whore.</p>

<p>What is you state residency, and what do you want to study?</p>

<p>The OP is just kidding around. Read his previous posts.</p>

<p>I didn't quite notice the 88 IQ crackwhore comment above my previous post. Heh.</p>

<p>Northwestern- impossible, forget it. SUNY Bing- forget it. What state do you live in? You need to look at satellite campuses of your state university (not the main or flagship, campus), smaller state colleges, community colleges, and small local private liberal arts colleges (if you can afford it). If a four year school does not except nearly all applicants, you will not get in. Non-selective private colleges and community college are your best bets at this point.</p>

<p>^I have a IQ of 88 and my mother was a crack whore.
-The OP</p>

<p>Don't feel bad, OneMom. I didn't notice that sly little comment either.</p>

<p>Look, trizkutt...there are plenty of kids who have this sort of situation, so don't mock it. They also don't have to have double digit IQs or drug addicted parents either.</p>

<p>Don't waste our time or this forum's bandwidth.</p>