Or if I’m going to Sac or SF
but yeah community college was nice
i got free public transit 24/7 for the course of each semester
out here im paying $42.50 for every 20 rides + transfers
if you want to save money it’s definitely a good choice if you’re accepting that you’ll never have a chance to get into oxford, cambridge, the ivies, stanford, mit, or uchi no matter what you do
i just did it because it was my only option since my grades were so shit at my second high school
basically all of these take no transfers lol
MIT does admit transfers at a 3% rate but basically only takes people from other unis
cambridge and oxford don’t allow applications from transfers
And stanford only accepts 0.05% or something
technically we have transfer students
I know that’s a thing in theory
I’m not sure anyone I know personally is a transfer student but they exist
they exist sure like ivy transfers exist
but your admit rate for transfers is only slightly higher than stanford’s, and like MIT, i’d say the only ones that get in are from other unis
but i do remember an article i read in your school’s newspaper at some point in the past expressing anger at discrimination against transfer students from the administration there which probably still exists
im still sad that michigan rejected me because my Diff Eq class missed one minor topic
I’d have loved to play for jim harbaugh’s marching band
Imagine paying to go to another school when there are free options near where you live
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