Liberal Arts?!?! Frustration

HeyItsNick
Mon, 04 Jan 2016 01:03:12 +0000

You’d be an undergraduate for six years because you would be completing 2 years at a community college and then 4 years at a 4 year university for a total of six years. Basically, you’d be completing community college for no other reason than proving that you can handle the coursework. If you wanted to get into top schools, you’d have to be taking challenging courses and it would be for nothing - forget the waste of money, you’re wasting time and effort. To be quite honest, a 2 + 4 plan is stupid and I urge you to figure out a major as soon as possible so you’re credits can transfer and you can graduate with the rest of Class of 2020.

Like I said earlier, I am sure that you could find a school that would accept you. However, the school likely would be expensive (lack of financial aid) and quality of education may be lacking. Not to mention that you are kind of late to the game considering that many colleges had Jan 1 due dates.

I urge you to apply to colleges if you can afford it and would actually want to attend them. I applied to all reach schools but I’m perfectly content with attending my local community college. Look at the SuperMatch function and enter all your information and see what colleges have stats similar to you. I completely understand wanting to attend a 4 year university right out of the bat but while it took me awhile to accept, community college truly may be the best solution for me and you too.