Saturday, November 21, 2009

What are the best community colleges in georgia to transfer from besides Georgia Perimeter College

What are the best community colleges in georgia to transfer from besides Georgia Perimeter College?
I want to go to UGA or GA State at the moment and I'm looking for a school with high transfer rates to four year universities.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
http://www.50states.com/cc/georgia.htm




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Saturday, November 14, 2009

Will I be a Georgia resident for college tuition purposes or no

Will I be a Georgia resident for college tuition purposes or no ?
I was wondering if I'd be a Georgia resident or not when I apply to colleges soon. I moved to Florida in March but came back to Georgia in June and I'd stayed here before for about 6 years at the same address.
Financial Aid - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Your admissions department has set criteria for defining State residency. But if you lived in a state for over a year you are considered a resident. They may ask you to provide them with documentation of your residency such as a dated lease or mortgage papers, utility bills dating back at least 6 months, a GA driver's license, etc.
Answer 2 :
If the college that is in Georgia requires a student to live in Georgia at least a year or more, then you maybe considered as a Georgia resident.





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Saturday, November 7, 2009

What is the best college in Georgia

What is the best college in Georgia?
What is the best college in Georgia to pursue an education in the medical field (preferably Ob/GYN)? Also would Duke, North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Florida State, or Syracuse be good choices?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
The best college in GA is Emory. UGA is okay, but not on the same level as Emory at all. All of those schools you mentioned--especially Duke and UNC Chapel Hill--would be good choices.
Answer 2 :
Georgia Girl, The best method to find out info is to find a student. You can start looking for contact information for Georgia colleges here. http://www.collegereviewed.com/Georgia-Colleges-Universities.html Students always to know what's up better than outsiders since they get to experience the classes and the lifestyle.




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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Is a rank of 218 out of 782 good in highschool if I want to get into a good college? Say Georgia Tech

Is a rank of 218 out of 782 good in highschool if I want to get into a good college? Say Georgia Tech.?
I am worried that a 218 rank out of 782 is not good enough. How high does my rank have to be to get into a good college? I am thinking about going to Georgia Tech to study bussiness management. I am also taking 2 AP classes next year(LA and World History). Am I on the right track?
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Answer 1 :
Colleges base thier decisions on many things not just rank. SATs etc, etc. Most colleges publish the various data describing the students that entered the school. Go or call the school but be ready for a back up plan. i.e more than one school.
Answer 2 :
You're on the right track. Try to improve the rank a bit, just to better your chances, but you're still in the top 30%, which is good for such a large class. http://www.educationplanner.com http://www.campusdirt.com http://www.petersons.com http://www.fastweb.com
Answer 3 :
It isn't great, although I know of people who go to Georgia Tech who are in that category. You're smart to take AP classes. You should take the most challenging classes you can get into. I hear they look at that as much as your GPA or class ranking. After all, it's easy to get a 4.0 if you take fluff. Get the best SAT you can, and fill your application with other things, too. Tech seems to like people who successfully manage to hold down a job while succeeding in school. If you can start your own small business, that's even better. In general, most universities like well-rounded people who do things outside of school. They seem to like athletes a lot, even if they don't play for the school. If you aren't involved in school athletics, you might want to take up something independently. Avoid taking up a lot of last minute activities just to beef up your application---I think they see right through that. A few well-chosen interests or passions will play better. Good luck. If you do make it into Tech, expect to work your tookus off, but by all reports, it is worth the effort!





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