Final Thoughts before the decision of Enrollment is made

MYOS1634
Thu, 25 Apr 2024 15:41:20 +0000

So, basically, FIT is the only college that is remotely affordable and could work somewhat but it doesn’t quite offer what you need.

Did you apply to any public university in Connecticut?

Hopefully there will be possibilities on the NACAC list about to be published - it’s a list of colleges thst miscalculated yield and still have places: with the FAFSA mess I bet there will be lots of good colleges.

Would TC3 be a possibility? It’s a residential community college that has a partnership with Cornell’s contract colleges (see their ui/ux program above), with solid transfer courses, dorms, residential life and sports.
You’d have to combine CS and new media courses, I think (graphic design isn’t eligible for Cornell).
Cost of attendance (tuition fees room&board) is 24k total per year and you’d have to run the NPC on Cornell CALS.

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Btw I do think an affordable 4-year college with the program you need would be better.