Transfer American part time or Villanova full time Forum
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yaboy

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Transfer American part time or Villanova full time
I just got accepted into American part time and Villanova full time as a transfer student. I was looking for some advice. I know Americans rankings are a little higher, however I also understand that Villanova has strong alumni. Is there any real difference. D.C. would be a great place to live although the main line wouldnt be bad either. any advice would help
- bport hopeful

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Re: Transfer American part time or Villanova full time
Does Nova place in D.C.?yaboy wrote:I just got accepted into American part time and Villanova full time as a transfer student. I was looking for some advice. I know Americans rankings are a little higher, however I also understand that Villanova has strong alumni. Is there any real difference. D.C. would be a great place to live although the main line wouldnt be bad either. any advice would help
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ran12

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Re: Transfer American part time or Villanova full time
Btwn the two choices, I'd go American PT and work during the day. I'm assuming you would have to pay sticker for both so American makes more sense.
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yaboy

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Re: Transfer American part time or Villanova full time
thanks for all the help...can you switch division anytime, or can I only move after the first semester into full time or do they cut it off
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ran12

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Re: Transfer American part time or Villanova full time
No idea. Might wanna ask American.yaboy wrote:thanks for all the help...can you switch division anytime, or can I only move after the first semester into full time or do they cut it off
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tarp

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Re: Transfer American part time or Villanova full time
Go full time at Villanova (with lower tuition than American I am sure) and finish up faster. Don't drag out your law school education.