Where should I set my limits to?

AUmar
Sat, 15 Mar 2008 20:08:30 +0000

I live in Pennsylvania, and I would like to attend a school in PA, preferably, but would not might the north eastern states either.

As for the campus size, I’d like it to be 2,000 - 15,000 students. I don’t mind a Greek life, although I don’t plan on participating in it. However, student social life shouldn’t revolve around it. I don’t really play sports except for club/intramural level, and most schools have that anyway. I’d like the student body to be diverse and open to many different types of people. But I would like them to be sophisticated and for the most part mature.

Cost will play little factor, because I’m sure I could get a decent amount of scholarships and financial aid and the rest I plan on paying off with loans.

Although there are transfer agreements with many schools in the area, they are all public schools that I do not really want to attend. I was hoping that I’d be able to shoot higher than that, but you may tell me differently. Most of the advisers at school try to gear you towards the partnership schools and that’s not much help to me, so that’s why I came here.

Currently, I am a sophomore and I plan on transferring after I complete 4 semesters of coursework.