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youwin500dalla asked:


Is 55.2% a high acceptance rank or not? I havent heard anything about this college and have no idea if this college is any good or not. I want to go there for Architectual Engineering and this is one college, of very few, in a relatively close area to where I live, CT. I want to go to a good to difficult college and would like some insight.

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tessalinn003 asked:


I am considering a college change. I have just earned my Associates at Baker College of Flint. I was wondering if there is a more credible college here in Michigan that may be recognized if I search for a job outside of the state or if I were to move further up north. I realized that most of my professors with degrees and CPA certifications have gone to the University of Michigan. Would I be seen as a more credible candidate if I went to U of M instead of Baker? Would it look bad to get my degrees (Associate and Bachelor) from two different colleges? I would appreciate professional answers.

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sonic_joshua asked:


Im a 11th grader in the U.S. and i want to got to college in Japan. What colleges are good to apply for that will let me study there like for 2 years. Im planning on getting a degree in computer science.

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Mvs1231 asked:


This might sound strange but I am looking to transfer to a college close to home for next year. Dorm life is not for me and the houses near my school are really nasty. My question for you guys is if you went through this experience, any tips. Is it normal for someone wanting to go to a local college from dorm life? Is it harder to get into college sophomore year as a transfer student? Also, what do colleges look at for a transfer student SAT, ACT or just college grades. Any tips on how to make this process easier and to get into a local school faster. Thanks

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123all4me asked:


How to contact college coaches to express interest.

I am in my first year of college but am considering using this year off to work on my game and transfer next year to a smaller school to play basketball. How to contact college coaches to express interest? What is the most effective way to word my email and what information should be included?

I had offers from tiny schools coming out of high school but didnt accept because I took the academic route. But now I want both.

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sb0983 asked:


How does someone go about choosing a college when you have a learning disability? Is it better to go to a community college or to a four year college or university? My friend who has a learning disability has been looking into both community college and four year college. He thinks that a four year college offers students alot more help than a community college?

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vacuum asked:


I don’t know how clear I am going to make this, but I’m just wondering how many recommendations a teacher should write. I’m planning on applying to quite a few colleges, so should I ask one teacher to write the same recommendation for each college? Or should I ask a different teacher for each college I apply to? I can’t exactly ask a teacher to write one and make copies of it, since most colleges give you a recommendation form with the application that the teacher should fill out. Thanks for your answers!

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Nisa M. A. asked:


I’m currently attending a community college to complete my general education. I’m aiming to go for engineering in a 4 year college, perhaps even a polytechnic university.

Anyways, what do 4 year colleges or universities look for on a transcript, grades or credit? Or are they essentially the same?

This fall 2010 was my first ever semester in college. I got 4 A’s (Chemistry, Trigonometry, English, French 1) and 16 credit total (more than 12 credit is considered full-time in this particular college).

What matters the most?

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Erika Hanson asked:


After I get out of the navy or air force, depending on where I end up, I will be going straight to college to be a forensic scientist. Like Abby in the TV show NCIS who processes all of the criminal evidence in the lab. I prefer to spend some time with my family while I’m in college, so I won’t listen to suggestions about colleges out-of-state. Thank you in advance for your advice!

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Boomer asked:


Alright I need some serious help with the whole college thing I’m completly lost. I’m 17, and a juinor in highschool. The thing is though I’m HOMESCHOOLED (if I was in public I’d probably be a sophmore)! I dont have credits and a GPA. My parents would not let me go to a public school my whole life so its been like this since grade 1. I could go now though. How am I supposed to get into college under these circumstances? I’ve always wanted to go to college, its been the one thing I’ve always looked foreward to but I didnt realize there were certain things you had to have and do to get into one… how does college work anyway? If you guys could put it into perspective it would be alot of help no ones ever layed out the guidelines for me and like I said… I’m lost. also I want to either be a pediatrician or something along the lines of a physicist for NASA. So if you guys could lay out the guidelines and rules and all that for those specific career paths then that would be even more help

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