<p>Hi, I’m female student who study computer science/engineer field and is interested in criminal justice program.</p>
<p>I have been attending community college until this year. I applied to several school to transfer to. Unfortunately most of the top choice school I applied to, I got rejected. However, there are still few school I’m glad to transfer to. I just can’t decide…</p>
<p>For the background info about me…
I am planning to go into the system like FBI or CIA after college. So it is very important that the school has a good government internship program.
Also because I am female I would be delighted if the school has the supporting system for female engineers.
I do not have a citizenship in America yet but I will be getting it in a year. So I am planning to attend about 3 years in new transferred college and while doing so, I want to go study abroad. Therefore, great study abroad program would be plus for me.
So overall, I must say that academic portion of the school is somewhat important to me but I want school to be able to provide me the opportunity to get hand on experience because it is very important in the field I am going into.
I do not care about weather or any good ‘social’ place I can go out to. I have been stay home kind of hermit who just loves to study at home. I would only occasionally go out when I feel like it. And to people who know, I am from Ithaca, NY… If you know this place, you would know what I mean. I’m perfectly okay with being far away from city.</p>
<p>So having that in consideration, I have been accepted to several schools but only schools I am considering is RIT, University of Rochester, and Stony Brook. And this is my opinion of each school.</p>
<p>RIT, I am very drawn into because it has both computer science and criminal justice major. It also has somewhat good study abroad program. I like their internship program too. They have woman engineer society too. But not widely known reputation. Some says they are not that good compare to U of Rochester or Stony Brook.</p>
<p>U of Rochester, they seem to live up to their reputation. So far I think they have really good academic reputation. They do have government connected internship but not much study abroad I can take advantage of… no women in engineer or computer thing…</p>
<p>Stony brook… to be honest… not that interested in going BUT if you have any thing you can convince me to go there!! please let me know!!! I don’t want to make choice without knowing the full possibility.</p>
<p>So which school should I attend?? They all seem to have pros and cons!!! Please give me feedback so I can decide!!! Please please please!!!</p>
<p>P.S. Sorry about my English. English is not my first language, and even though I lived here for about 10 years, I articulate what I want to say in english perfectly.</p>