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<p>Datkid, your plan is very reasonable, a question: are you in-state? </p>

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@tb5825

Rather than planning on going to a community college for 2 years and transferring, you should be working on getting those SAT scores up.

At this point, the <em>latest</em> you could take the SAT I over is January, and that’s for <em>regular</em> decision, and if this is your top choice, datkid, i’m assuming you’re going to apply EA/ED. And the latest you can take retake SATs is November, not a lot of time to study.</p>

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@cavalier302

Go to a real four year college and get a good GPA. Community colleges are lame. You will miss out on two years of going to a residential college and you’ll have to live at home. You’re looking at the immediate financial costs of going to a four year school, but you’re not considering the vast intangible benefits gained from spending two years in Blacksburg or Harrisonburg. You’d learn a lot about yourself and about dealing with other people - and you’d have a great time. Your plan now is terrible, IMO. I wouldn’t let my son do it.

Because you can’t have a great time AND learn to deal with people at a community college!! Heavens no, not community college! Cavalier, no offense, but you seem kinda snobby…a real college>?</p>

<p>“I wouldn’t let MY kid go to a community college, no way. Community college is such a disgrace, you have the wrong idea man. People that go to community colleges don’t grow and have an awful college experience, forget the debt & pick an obscure 4 year college that will cost more and will at least rid you of the title Went To Community College.”</p>

<p>Seriously man, ***?</p>