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How did everyone figure out if they wanted a big vs small school, in the middle of a big city, a not-so popular campus or a really known school? Just getting an idea for when I really have to make decisions! :)
How did everyone figure out if they wanted a big vs small school, in the middle of a big city, a not-so popular campus or a really known school? Just getting an idea for when I really have to make decisions! :)
@fabuloushailx3x and @PghxCheer2 - where were you guys accepted and what was your final choice?! You posted earlier in the thread, so I'm just curious how it all played out :)
Oh awesome!! I've heard really nice things about PC. Good luck and enjoy! :)I chose Providence College, its a really nice school with a beautiful campus and this year they are starting something new with the finance program where instead of taking electives you take more classes and can get your fsa, i think thats what its called, in just 4 years instead of having to go to grad school and end up making crazy money when you graduate so that sold me lol
Thank you so much!!! :DI would think about school right now and think about which classes you prefer...your smaller classes or the bigger ones with lots of kids. That will give you an idea. Additionally, think about when you hang out with friends. Do you prefer to go places where you know everyone (shoot for a small school), places where you know some people and not others (medium), or places where most people are new to you (big state school, here you come!). That should help you decide :)
Oh how cool!! What area do they live in?!Haha nope! Maryland :) My dad's siblings all live in TX though.
Ohhh the two in Dallas are probably close to where i live! :PTwo in Dallas, three in Houston, one in San Antonio and I can't remember where the other one lives haha
Any of you guys know/had any experiences with any schools in MA/the Northeast area with physical therapy programs? A lot of schools around here have "Sports Medicine"-is that like the same thing/similar?