Monday, November 21, 2011

What state is better for going out-of-state to college? California or Florida

What state is better for going out-of-state to college? California or Florida?
I live in the midwest and have always wanted to go to a university by a beach. I can spend around $25,000 max. Please list any of the universities that you think might fit my criteria. I live in a decent sized city so I would rather not go to a university in the country .Thanks
Other - United States - 2 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
You can come to UCF in Orlando, Florida. If you can get in it's only about 45 minutes from a beach... It's a good school, and it has some apartments near by if you don't plan on sleeping at the college. California is a lott better, but that just depends on what you're into. If you're into the warm weather, and the wonderful humidity during the summer than have you'll have a blast. The colder, more mountin ranges by the beach are california. You can go to Irvine... in california.
Answer 2 :
I live in CA and hands down FLORIDA is cheaper. I know lots of people who have moved from CA to FL and say that it is cleaner, cheaper, and nicer beaches. I don't know anything about the schools. You can easily check them out online. Type in state of florida universities. State colleges are cheaper than universities also. There will be an out of state fee but still it is cheaper than CA. Also, there are other states that have beaches tied to their borders.





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Monday, November 14, 2011

What state is better for going out-of-state to college? California or Florida

What state is better for going out-of-state to college? California or Florida?
I live in the midwest and have always wanted to go to a university by a beach. I can spend around $25,000 max. Please list any of the universities that you think might fit my criteria. I live in a decent sized city so I would rather not go to a university in the country .Thanks
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
California has a top-notch higher education system.
Answer 2 :
Florida has a pretty good and relatively inexpensive state university system, even for out-of-state students. Their flagship school is the Univ of Florida which is about an hour and fifteen minutes from the beach. USF, UNF and FAU are all near the beach. USF is in Tampa and is a good college. There's also the University of Miami, but that's a private school and it's pretty expensive. California has plenty of great schools near the beach, but the cost of living in California is sky high and tuition is pretty expensive as well. Good luck!





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Monday, November 7, 2011

should i go to college in California

should i go to college in California?
I live in New Jersey and my gf really wants to go to college in California. I just wanted to know your guys opinions..is it worth it? Is it a good experience to be away from your family? should i go to college in California?
Other - United States - 15 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
yes u should its a lot to do
Answer 2 :
its expensive but really is nice out here.
Answer 3 :
if they have a good program for what you are going to study in go for it
Answer 4 :
If you're just going to be near your girlfriend, it's not worth it. Go to a college you want to go to. But if you there's a college you want to go to in California, then it's worth it. It would be a good experience to be away from your family, but if you get homesick, then you're VERY far away, and that could be tough. If this college has what you want to study, go for it! It would be a great experience.
Answer 5 :
yes teached independence shows you you can actually do it on your own
Answer 6 :
California is a huge dump.
Answer 7 :
Life in California is so much more expensive, especially for a college student. Plus you get home sick, you never know how much you miss someone until they're not always there
Answer 8 :
yes u needto start bieng independent you arnt gonna be with family all ur life
Answer 9 :
read Cash Flow Quadrant. Define the lifestyle you want. Big houses, Fast cars Learn from those that have that lifestyle. Find someone who has this Do what they did to get that lifestyle. self explanitory
Answer 10 :
Yeah Cali is a big state though, going to college in Oakland is very different from going to college in say San Fransisco. It all depends on what colleges you guys can get into, pick a nice college in a nice area and I am sure it will be a pleasant experience, however, going to the same college as a girlfriend is never, ever a good idea, for a multitude of reasons.
Answer 11 :
I am visiting california (been here 8 months). Im not taking my classes here, but its definitely a good experience to get out on your own. Housing is very expensive though. There are better schools in the country, but if california is really where you want to go, go for it! =)
Answer 12 :
its CALIFORNIA. come. its amazing here.
Answer 13 :
Who wouldn't want to go to California, either for just a few years of school or vacation. It's a perfect opportunity for you to see life outside of New Jersey. Consider applying to UC(University of California) schools rather than CSU(Cal State University) schools. UC schools are typically better than Cal State schools. Ex, UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego.
Answer 14 :
It would be totally fun I am sure, but did you ever think that she is going to school out there because she thinks that you won't be there.....?
Answer 15 :
That's funny. I live in NJ and i have an ex girlfriend in California who im still in love with. Of course I am thinking of going there for college because i would find a good college there anyway. But if you cant find a school for your choice then don't do it. Good luck!






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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

How strict are California college admissions

How strict are California college admissions?
I live in Las Vegas, NV and i want to go to a California university. All the requirements are basically the same. I'm below the standard but not below the minimum. Are the universities strict on accepting students, or are the requirements more like guidelines?
Higher Education (University +) - 5 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
cannot be under the age of 43
Answer 2 :
women are minorities. pretty easy in your case.
Answer 3 :
I don't know about other California colleges, but UC schools (Berkley, UCLA, Irvine, etc.) are extra hard to get into for non-California residents. I don't know why, it's not fair really.
Answer 4 :
i got accepted into cali schools my senior year of highschool with a 2.8 and terrible attendance and next to no activities :)
Answer 5 :
CSU schools are hard to get in for out-of-state people especially now since all of their schools are impacted. You basically need a gpa around 3.5 and competent SAT scores






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