Out of State Tuition...

emeraldkity4
Mon, 13 Jun 2005 14:55:35 +0000

I am assuming that if you were interested in a 2nd BA then it was because you have changed your field of interest from your first BA.
If you still don’t know what you are interested in after obtaining an undergrad degree, most schools ( or at least the UW which I am familiar with) would recommend that you take courses as a nonmatriculated student ( without formally applying) until you decide your focus. The courses you took still should be applicable to your program whether you took them before matriculation or after.
SOme schools do have post baccalaurate programs, like in education or nursing, but typically to apply for an entirely new BA seems a little redundant unless you did really really badly the first time around.
You really shouldn’t need to take freshman english again or intro to psych. Many students, even those who are intending to apply to grad school take a year or two off to work or travel before applying.
That experience may be enough to help you make a decision about getting more focused.
What is your degree in? Is it something that can cross over to many fields?