Which College Should I Transfer To???

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<p>Hello, Everyone.</p>

<p>I'm planning to attend HFCC hopefully very soon and I want to know what the best school </p>

<p>would be to transfer to after I leave there with my associate's degree.</p>

<p>I know it's a bit early to be making assumptions about such a thing but I would like to </p>

<p>know what is out there.</p>

<p>I didn't do so well in high school and ended up graduating with a measly 1.9 GPA and an ACT score of 16.</p>

<p>A lot of personal problems and deaths in the family managed to throw me off of my game.</p>

<p>All through elementary school and middle school I was an overachiever but when I got to </p>

<p>high school I lost my "mojo" so to speak.</p>

<p>I'm going to be 20 years old tomorrow and I will have accomplished nothing in the 2 years </p>

<p>since I've left H.S. and quite frankly that's just a bitter pill to swallow.</p>

<p>I'm not setting my sets too high when it comes to Colleges because well I don't want to be unrealistic and ultimately set myself for failure.</p>

<p>My guidance counselor told me not to attend any kind of college due to the fact that I do have ADHD and I am bipolar and well I listened to her.</p>

<p>I listened to someone who wasn't even a licensed guidance counselor, Maybe I am stupid after all.</p>

<p>Can any of you just give some tips on how to make it through CC and what colleges to possibly transfer to afterwards?? I'm looking into possibly majoring in music.</p>

<p>Thank you and I'm sorry for the sob story.</p>

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<p>It is absolutely never too late to start an education. I’m sorry about what you’ve had to go through, but know that that is your past. Your future is still in your hands. CC is an excellent place to start. But before you start, try looking at schools that you would possibly want to transfer to. I know that New York has several music schools. If you are interested in a specific school and you find that it is the one for you, look at the transfer requirements and meet them. Once you’ve met them, applying will be simple. Just make sure to always have a plan b, c, and d.</p>