<p>Pretty sure I’ll only be applying to:
Northern Illinois (full ride)
Alabama (Full tuition + 2500)
Southeast MO State (full ride)
Mizzou (dream school)</p>
<p>I’m very restricted due to finances, and im right at the place that’s too high for significant aid, but too low for being able to pay.
33 ACT 3.9 UW btw</p>
<p>You guys on CC may not understand the concept of a dream school that doesn’t accept less than 15% of its applicants but i dream about going there. therefore it’s a dream school.</p>
<p>Upcoming senior from Texas!
Planning on applying to:
UT Austin( automatic admission!!)
Ohio State University(don’t really plan on going, but it’s a family thing lol)
Harvard University(just for kicks, doubt I’ll get in)
UChicago(like Harvard hehe)
Rhodes(heard they’re good with financial aid)</p>
<p>tconn, SMU is very nice. Dallas is very populated though but when I last visited SMU, SMU was in the residential suburb of Highland park. It is still there but what I don’t know is if that area has become more urban or not. SMU is very close to US 75 which can get u to downtown Dallas quickly, traffic permitting. it is also near the loop and there are a lot of businesses there so I’d say it’s in a good location to get to many off campus internships. The population in the past was considered the stereotypical rich kid and Highland Park is a very ritzy suburb. maybe not quite as ritzy but think of the mainline Philly suburbs. I would encourage a visit if at all possible. Culturally, Dallas is a far cry from Lancaster and it gets very hot and stays very hot in Dallas. pretty much everything is air conditioned though. I have yet to meet a person who regrets going to SMU. I assume SMU has a page on here. i would certainly get on it and glean what you can. Richmond may not be a bad idea either. it’s a decent city and a lot closer to home. I know nothing about the school though.</p>
<p>Applying to:
Loyola Marymount University
Texas Christian University
San Diego State
Chico State
University of Oregon
University of Nevada, Reno
UC Santa Barbera
Cal State Longbeach
Cal Poly</p>
<p>Uconn
York Of Penn
Binghamton
Plattsburgh
UBuffalo
Utica college
Suny brockport
Hunter college
York college
Adelphi
Seton hall
Umass
Umaine
Drexel
Temple</p>
<p>I’m from Minnesota and will likely apply to:
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
UNC - Chapel Hill
Northeastern
Boston College
Duke
Penn
Cornell
Villanova
Davidson
Notre Dame
Johns Hopkins
Wake Forest
Lehigh
Fordham</p>
<p>@evanatch It really is quite nice. Although it isn’t as good of a financial option as some of my other choices, I’m more than willing to take out the 30k necessary. I do like WashU and I love ND, but I don’t want to deal with all of that crazy admission stuff just to get in and get a crappy financial aid package and not be able to attend. That would be the worst.</p>
<p>@redhuntinghat I absolutely love the campus, it is an official botanical garden. Everyone I’ve met there is so nice and willing to answer all of my questions. The REC (nuff said). Great food. Has my major, I feel at home, relatives close by, i would be very proud to tell anyone i was a mizzou tiger.</p>
<p>I’m applying to 10 schools maybe (I hope to narrow down further):
Princeton University
Yale University
Georgetown University
George Washington University
Emory University
Howard University
American University
George Mason University
Rollins College
Florida State University</p>
<p>These are schools I’m definitely applying at:
New York University
Georgia State
UGA
Duke University
Florida State
Miami University
UNC
The Ohio State
CAL
UCLA
USC</p>