<p>If you drop out before completing first semester, you could apply to colleges and be considered the same way that high school seniors are considered, which means you’d qualify for merit aid at schools offering this. If you are very sure that you are at the wrong school, consider this, and before withdrawing from college, confirm with colleges that you may apply to that they’d consider you in the pool with h.s. seniors, and you’d be eligible for merit aid.</p>
<p>Yes…find out if another school will consider you a “first time freshman” and give you big merit if you immediately withdraw from your current school. That may be what that girl did when she went to MSU from the Ohio school.</p>
<p>Also contact Bama’s scholarship office and find out if they would do the same if you withdraw from your current school immediately.</p>
<p>for Bama…contact these two people…</p>
<p>Director of Scholarships carolyn rogers - <a href=“mailto:carolyn.rogers@ua.edu”>carolyn.rogers@ua.edu</a>
Carolyn Rogers 205-348-6756</p>
<p>Director of Admissions Mary Spiegel at <a href=“mailto:mary.spiegel@ua.edu”>mary.spiegel@ua.edu</a> </p>
<p>Give them all your stats, NMF status, GPA, SAT/ACT scores, and your intent to withdraw from your current school if they will admit you with a big scholarship (obviously word it in a more polite way. </p>
<p>LOL I can help you word this is you want. PM me)</p>