Is Tennessee at knoxville hard to get into out of state?
952166
Its a state college, its not that hard to get into but there is a higher tuition fee for the out of state students.  If you do decide to attend here after a year, if you've gotten yourself a job and an apt off campus, you can claim residency and pay the lower instate tuition.\n\nHeres a link to the schools web site\n\nhttp://www.utk.edu/
173104
There is a good possibility that they will. Tennessee didn't look impressive in their last win against Vandy. I see them dropping and I see UNC cracking the top ten and ending up a 2 seed for the NCAA tourney.
474890
That SAT score puts you around the 80 percentile which isn't bad.  Under the old system I think it would have been around an 1200.  A 26 on the ACT puts you very near the 80% percentile as well if I'm not mistaken.  Both of those are "above average" scores.\n\nAs far as whether that will get you into UT Austin the answer is probably not by itself. It's still worth a shot however, just be sure to include the best references and essay you can.\n\nI applied to UTA and Texas A&M with slightly higher scores (1280 under the old system and a 28ACT) and was declined but they both offered to let me attend satellite schools on a kind of probationary period with the option of transferring to the central schools after a year.  \n\nI ended up getting a free ride at UT Tyler and have enjoyed it enough that I never pursued transferring to Austin.  \n\nI’m not familiar enough with Miami or Pepperdine to answer that part of your question but I hope this helps.\n\nBest of Luck!\nArmus
821340
Okay, I am from TN.  I can tell you there is good and bad here.  First off, if you visited/lived here, stay away from every place but Nashville.  There is so much ignorance in some parts of TN that it often makes me ashamed.  True, there's bad apples in Nashville too, but there's also some genuinely cool people.  There's a fantastic artistic/indy rock community that is so fun to be around.  You also have a good mix of city and country life right around Nashville too.  You can have land  and privacy but at the same time be close to a busy city.  The city itself is clean compared to most, and there's tons to do...bars, clubs., nice restaurants, museums, fantastic symphony, parks, etc.  People here have southern charm without being so redneck that it drives you crazy.  But keep in mind, that's SOME people.  There's crowds I would avoid, but that's true for any city.\n\nEconomically speaking, there is no income tax, so that's a plus. Property taxes are relatively low too.  There is a higher sales tax, however...8.25% on food items and 9.25% on other things.  Still, having no income tax more than makes up for that. There's also lots of career opportunities, with business and factories moving here every year (mainly because of low taxes).  \n\nThat's my summary of my home state.  Yeah, I have lots of issues with it at times, but overall, I can't think of a more well-rounded, safer place to be.
1176503
That would be no:\n\nhttp://www.ncvc.org/src/main.aspx?dbID=DB_Tennessee571
227367
I don't know if you want to relocate,but Northern Cal and Southern Cal are hurtin' for certain for students.  Try Shasta college on the web.
796502
It depends on which school you Apply to. No problem getting in to some of the schools at U Conn, but science, biology, premed, engineering, math, ....requires more.
303078
Is it a good area to get in.\nHow much competition in this area -
932438
There are not too many in walking distance and plus you have already waited too long to book a room.  GO VOLS!!!!!  Not a hard game to win.
529764
I just moved from TN back to Chicago after spending 4 yrs there.  Keep in mind that it is a college/party town.  Look for accredited daycares...you need to just drop in and visit, see how you are welcomed.
1135569
Move away from Kentucky/Tennessee.
183605
I had trouble going there too. Perhaps this is a busy time. Try later.
790055
It is very difficult and competitive to get into U.S. Pharmacy schools.  California is the most competitive state.  Most of their schools want to see a bachelors.  To be competitive you'll need a GPA of 3.4 and a PCAT score of 75.   www.pharmcas.org  has acceptance statistics for all the pharmcas schools.\nGood luck
719020
you're in tennessee... good luck.
865977
It's really hard to get into. It's in downtown NYC, so the neighborhood isn't too safe. But there's always lots to do around campus--Broadway shows, parties, sporting events.
770116
It really depends where you re and where ou want to go.  Many many students do it so it cant be too difficult...;
1170825
No, its a party school. You should be able to get in. However the UC system has lots of applicants.