how mutch for one year at one of the big 10 college?
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It helps if you actually live in that state, except for maybe Northwestern, since that's a private college, I believe.  I went to Michigan, and as an out of state student, it was about $27K in tuition a year, not including room and board, books, etc.
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The one year is an accelerated course.  It is more general than the full two year course at other schools.  It sounds rather iffy.
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Go for a college that specializes in the major you want to take up.
127804
go to college for it...then be come it
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I'm not sure what you mean by UC, but I work at a community college in Oklahoma and any 4-year institution here will accept students either fresh from high-school or as transfers from other schools (including community colleges). You shouldn't have any problem at all attending a four year school after you have attended a community college, as a matter of fact it may help your chances of getting in.
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You can try for any school you so desire.\n\nI've transferred three times, and each time I was amazed as to how low the grades of my fellow transferees really were.\n\nYou should be fine. I made a 3.7 on average when I transferred, yet there were guys (sports, of course!) who barely had a D average.
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Sure\n\nTalk to the Coach.  I have a friend who started his senior year.  You'll need to train and get in shape but talk to the coach.  He'll tell you what to do.
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Depends on the college. See prospectus.
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Have you thought about a one year MBA with a foreign university! A lot of them have advertised recently! You could do it through correspondence too!
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I don't want to tallk about it.  I was victimized by the Highest RPI rated conference in basketball..... The Big Ten.  Not that I had any of them going that far, I just expected them to get out of the first weekend.
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Freshman\nfirst year in high school
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i graduted from that college.\nit was the best years i've had, you;ll have a blast there
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You meant the fees for one year,attending an engineering school, such as study computer science?\nSeveral thousands dollars for state University, for state residents only.
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Wait!!!!!!!!! You're in your last year and it'll take a year to plan the perfect wedding anyway! Girl, finish your edu-ma-cation for the love of....! Sorry if I'm being overly dramatic, but I transfered to be with my bf in my sophomore year, and though I went to a great second school, I had too many credits that didn't transfer and it set me back a year! :-( (And we never got married).
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You think too much of stuff. Just transfer schools.
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I can't say anything to you staying or quitting.  But as an "old" man who's been through college and graduate school (twice), I can say this:\n\nThe person you are now is the result of the experiences you've had up to now.  The person you will be, will be the result of the experiences you have yet to have.\n\nHowever you choose to finish out your freshman year, this is it.  You'll never be a freshman again.  Loyola is a good school.  Whatever happened with your other friends, you can confront it; or you can move on; or you can run away and hide.  Whatever YOU choose to do, it is the first step to you becoming the person you'll be for the rest of your life.\n\nMy hope is that you reach out, talk to strangers in class, maybe bounce off ideas and theories and start friendships that way.  Find the people who interest you, who amaze you, not because you "need" to be with them but because you WANT to be with them.  Whether you do this in Loyola or UIC, part of the education you're learning at your age is how to foster mature relationships.  You can use the skills you learned (you say you can make friends easily) but real life isn't like high school.  However you choose to solve it, this will be a pivotal learning experience.\n\n[I do know that running away to home is like crack - it doesn't solve your problem, it only gives temporary relief; and one day when you it's gone, when you can't run home any more, it will be a hundred thousand times worse.]\n\nBest of Luck Nicole.  In some ways I'm envious of you.
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Actually, many years ago, the Big Ten was called the Western Conference; also was once called the Big Nine Conference. Then it became the Big Ten and stayed that way for many years(with ten teams) Penn State was the last to join, resulting in eleven schools. The conference simply stayed with the name Big Ten because of tradition.