Need some advice
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 6:50 pm
So I am getting ready to send off my applications later this week and I need to start realistically thinking about my options. I have a 160 (October) and a 3.3 coming out of undergrad. I'm a Florida resident and would be quite content to work here after graduating.
I probably won't get into UF so my decision is really based on what happens with my application at FSU. I will probably get into Miami but I really can't afford to go there and there is no point to stay in state and pay out of state tuition rates.
Assuming that I don't get into FSU, I would need to make a really tough decision. Instead of going to a sub-par school or racking up more debt than I can handle, I am considering taking a year off and getting my score up.
Basically my question is whether taking a year off to work and study to get a higher score will have any detrimental effect on my chances to get accepted to FSU or UF in the next cycle (assuming I get around 165 or higher).
Given my situation, would taking the time off to study be a better option than going to either Miami or an out of state school?
I probably won't get into UF so my decision is really based on what happens with my application at FSU. I will probably get into Miami but I really can't afford to go there and there is no point to stay in state and pay out of state tuition rates.
Assuming that I don't get into FSU, I would need to make a really tough decision. Instead of going to a sub-par school or racking up more debt than I can handle, I am considering taking a year off and getting my score up.
Basically my question is whether taking a year off to work and study to get a higher score will have any detrimental effect on my chances to get accepted to FSU or UF in the next cycle (assuming I get around 165 or higher).
Given my situation, would taking the time off to study be a better option than going to either Miami or an out of state school?