ITS URGENT, VASSAR COLLEGE OR HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE, which shud i choose?
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Vassar's theatre and film department is absolutely fantastic.  So is their English department.  The creative writing courses are extremely hard to get into, though.  You have to submit a portfolio, and the professors choose the students with the most talent.\n\nHampshire differs in that it is very small and self-directed.  At Hampshire, you are often doing independent study rather than attending formal classes.  It's very interdisciplinary, though.\n\nIf you would benefit from a bit more structure, choose Vassar.  But keep in mind that at Vassar, you can also design your own major, and do independent studies as you choose.\n\nI went to Vassar, and recommend it without reservation.  It was the best decision I could have made. \n\nOh, and quite a few of my Vassar classmates from '84 and '85 are now respected actors and filmmakers.\n\nHere's the last bit of advice you'll need: Check out \nhttp://www.collegeconfidential.com\nand search for both Vassar and Hampshire.  You'll find great discussion groups for both, and lots of current students willing to give advice.
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How about ASU?  You should be able to get into there.  You also might be able to get into USC - but it's very expensive.
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Education is better in Wash U but USC you'll have more fun. Simple as that.
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The University of Massachusetts should make the jump into the Big East, maybe New Hampshire as well. The A-10 and the Gateway conference in 1-AA have some better schools than some of these lowly 1-A teams like a couple you've mentioned. Umass has everything you look for in a 1-A school. New Hampshire not so much. Will Umass mean anything, I think so. Umass has been better than Uconn when they were in the A-10, not really sure why the Huskies got in first, but I think you'd see that the Minutemen could compete competitively in the Big East. Umass is number 3 in 1-AA and undefeated in 1-AA games, their only loss is to Navy in 1-A. Navy beat the Minutemen by 1, 21 to 20 @ Navy. Navy is the 47th best team in the nation according to the CBS 119. Hopefully that gives you an idea of what level Umass can play at.
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EASY ANSWER: EMERSON COLLEGE IN BOSTON, MA.\n\nIT'S FREAKIN' AMAZING IF YOU'RE INTO WRITING/JOURNALISM.
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English\n\nBtw...Comm. College isn't a joke...You are for saying that.
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consider yourself lucky to get into either. if you are thinking business, go to harvard. if you are truly committed to dance, go to julliard.
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probably cornell, in both categories.  penn also has a high (relative) admit rate, but it's bigger.  fewer people apply to cornell because it has less name recognition and it's in the middle of nowhere.
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Harlem Community College would be a better choice for you
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I think a college in West Virgina, but I can't remember the name.
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DeVry University  \nRasmussen College\nHerzing College
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That is so weird - I applied to those same two colleges as well, but I got wait listed @ Macalester. Boo. Anyways, it seems like a tough decision, because although they are both strong liberal arts schools (Mac being to the extreme) Madison's social life is 100x more overwhelming than Macalester, as well as the campus. I think it depends whether you want to go to a big school or a small school, although Mac is tougher to get into than Madison. Personally, I'm going to Madison, but I'd rather be going to Macalester, but business wise I have no idea which is the better school. Again bottom line: big or small. And tuition. They will both be equally cold. Brr.
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There are lots of different types of universities and colleges out there. While your current grades may not get you into Harvard, they will get you into many other very good schools. And if you are able to improve your GPA over the next year, they'll love that - schools often will weight later grades higher than earlier grades. You can also bolster your application with well written essays (you write well, so keep that up) and some strong extracurriculars. With extracurriculars, try to do at least one thing in depth - you don't have to do tonnes of stuff - in fact, it's better if you focus a bit and do a few things in depth. So if you have an interest, pursue it, and you'll be able to talk about that on your applications. And see how your SAT and PSAT go. \n\nIn fact, there are lots of schools out there that actively court serious students with B averages. \n\nSchools that you can look at - really good schools with great reputations that may fit you - include the following:\n\n\nIthaca\nFordham University\nMarymount\nSUNY Binghamton\nUMass Amherst\nBoston College\nQuinnipiac University\nClark University\nUniversity of New Hampshire\nUniversity of Vermont\n\n\nThose are just a few examples from the northeast. There are lots more. Some of these might be a slight stretch for you, but all are truly realistic.  \n\nThere's a resource, below, that might help you. You'll see a summary of the article, but I think you have to pay for access to the complete contents. Your parents may be willing once they see the summary. Or you may be able to pick up a copy at your local bookstore. I think it's, maybe $6.00.
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I personally would take the one that is entirely paid for as it would be VERY dificult to work and go to school at the same time. Good luck to you!
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high schoool college whichone is it
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UIC and DePaul are about equal rank.  UIC might be a tad better, and also, it's a lot cheaper.  Do not go to DeVry.  Its credits will not transfer.
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Really depends on what you want to study. Once you determine that go with the better school for that subject. Also you should visit both schools and get a feel for the community, people, area, ect. When I was visiting schools it was very clear from the moment I walked on campus whether I would like it or not. It might be the same way for you. I have seen both schools campuses and I think that Cornell is in a great location, with an excellent repuation. USC is also a great school. But who wants to live in south central L.A.? I sure wouldn't. Good luck in your search.