<p>i think duhvinci makes valid points and backs up his arguments quite nicely.</p>
<p>also, i don’t know if people actually read the first post, but I don’t know what this OP was thinking when 1. he applied ed II and knew he couldn’t pay for it and 2. when he decided to ask people on a FORUM about what he should do.</p>
<p>therefore reinforcing my already-held belief that you can’t really expect much from people posting these kinds of questions on a college admissions forum. PERSONALLY, i usually like to get financial- and college-related advice from people like… hmm, my parents (who are paying), my college counselor (who are paid to help with these things)… but call me crazy.</p>
<p>it’s great that everything worked out, i doubt it does for most who get themselves in this situation. because let’s face it, this entire situation wouldn’t have occurred in the first place if the OP had realized what he was getting himself into and had known what his family would be willing to pay.</p>
<p>so for anyone who (hypocritically) attacked the criticism or disapproval that arose in response to this foolish post on an open forum: you’re delusional.</p>