I really am making a run for college credits, but I am now starting to take a step back and try to look for problems in my plan.
I want to go to MIT more than anything. I started my high school career kind of late and had a blank record by the time I became a sophomore.
So, I worried that with my blank record, MIT would not accept me. They have so many great applicants, and a person with no record or a normal record isn’t going to make the cut.
I already have 60 credits to let me skip the first year of an engineering major. I may have 100 or so credits by the time I graduate (I sort of want to have a BS by then, but the local school I dual at is not the strongest engineering school, and I probably won’t make it to that by the time I graduate).
MIT does not really take transfers, and I will not have a record for graduate school, plus I do not feel my school provides a strong enough skill set in engineering to let me go to an engineering graduate school. I feel that graduate school would not give a strong education in something like Aerospace Engineering without the undergrad.
Most schools do not take many hours in credit for freshmen applicants, like UF or Georgia Tech.
Anyways, what do you guys think? I am sort of of confused by all of it at this point.