Throwing my hands up! I need help

DadTwoGirls
Wed, 17 May 2017 00:54:27 +0000

“start with your state flagship - though it might not be small or medium sized. However, it may not be easy to get into the state flagship with these ACT and SAT scores.”

Many states have multiple in-state schools. The #2 and #3 schools are often quite good also. In Massachusetts the state flagship (Amherst) requires the SAT or ACT, but the state #2 (Lowell) is also a good school and does not require the SAT or ACT. Also, even if the SAT is low for the state flagship, her grades are very good for many or most state flagships.

What state are we talking about?

“Open to anywhere in the country.”

If you are open to anywhere in North America I can think of multiple good choices in Canada which easily fit under $35,000 per year, including some very good small SAT-optional ones. However, in the health profession the extent to which credentials are valid across the long US/Canada border is something that I don’t know for anything other than MD and DVM degrees.