What colleges should/can I apply to?
Hii! I am building my college application list but am unsure of what schools to apply to based on which ones provide best finance major connections and education. I have a 3.17 uw gpa, a 4.48 w gpa, and a 3.78 core gpa. I have a 1130 sat score but am retaking in December and aiming for a 1300. My extracurriculars were volunteering at library for two years, volunteering at church for a year, i am one of the VPs in club GLU this year, and have been in the club and course for 2-3 years. I also started doing Uber Eats/ Doordash delivery last year and selling stuff online. I also competed in county language competitions for French for two years in 3 different categories (poem recitation, impromptu, and art). I know these activities are probably not too impressive but I want to know what schools i can apply to and be sure i have a good chance of getting accepted please. I am also a Florida resident.
Depends on your degree, your financial conditions, what you want in a school, and where you're willing to go/live. Your ECs are pretty good especially the selling things online. But other than that, I don't know what to recommend without at least your degree/main interests.
Hi, thanks for responding. I am eligible for a lot of the low income scholarships (60-100k annual income range choice), I am going to study finance and accoutning, and am willing to live in a dorm if i can get it covered, also dont mind leaving florida if coverage is good.
For Florida, there's Florida Memorial University and for other states, Warner Pacific University in Oregon; Pennsylvania College of Technology in Pennsylvania; Washington State University in Washington state. All of these are less than 50k per year and have high acceptance rates. Not sure if you which weather or area of the US you prefer so went with a range.
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Thank you so much! :) I will look into it
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