Online colleges are far cheaper, you should look into those. Then after 2 years and an associates degree you can get some better jobs and go to the physical college. It's what I'm going to do, at least what I plan to do. Looking into software design because it's one of the most high paying jobs, and even a standard coder can work for a video gaming industry, seeing as how proof-reading is all the same, and you don't have to do the hard work of crunching numbers and variables to make a character model, just programming in the quests once they're made and compiling it into a game, ready to be shipped out and then streamed on gaming sites.
I applied to one university when I was a HS senior. Online (free) application, got accepted. You really don't need to go overkill on applying to so many schools. And...
"so far I blew more than $1.5k (almost my entire bank)"
So what the heck are you going to do once you actually have to pay for classes and books?
[quote=cKdisciple]I don't know why you're posting this online because you look terribly foolish. There's no sense in applying to that many colleges when you're only going to one.[/quote]
it's good to apply to a lot of schools as back up in case you don't get into your first choice
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Online colleges are far cheaper, you should look into those. Then after 2 years and an associates degree you can get some better jobs and go to the physical college. It's what I'm going to do, at least what I plan to do. Looking into software design because it's one of the most high paying jobs, and even a standard coder can work for a video gaming industry, seeing as how proof-reading is all the same, and you don't have to do the hard work of crunching numbers and variables to make a character model, just programming in the quests once they're made and compiling it into a game, ready to be shipped out and then streamed on gaming sites.
@Irony: University of Regina
UBC and UC are cheaper. U of T is like $15 more a course or something. Absolutely brutal considering how poor a lot of profs are
I applied to one university when I was a HS senior. Online (free) application, got accepted. You really don't need to go overkill on applying to so many schools. And...
"so far I blew more than $1.5k (almost my entire bank)"
So what the heck are you going to do once you actually have to pay for classes and books?
[quote=easyrolling]are you kidding me
I go to a pretty mediocre university in Canada and I'm paying $530 a course[/quote]
which uni ? Lol
[quote=Dauntaro]meanwhile in community college, spending about 300 bucks a semester[/quote]
are you kidding me
I go to a pretty mediocre university in Canada and I'm paying $530 a course
Sounds like my sister, except $1000 was for applying just to 2 universities in Japan. She got into both of them and is attending one of them now.
[quote=cKdisciple]I don't know why you're posting this online because you look terribly foolish. There's no sense in applying to that many colleges when you're only going to one.[/quote]
it's good to apply to a lot of schools as back up in case you don't get into your first choice
Med school apps are worse QQ
No point in getting into a "good" college if paying away your life.
meanwhile in community college, spending about 300 bucks a semester
thats like 3/4 cost of my tuition per semester smh.
lol if you think applying is expensive just wait until you see what they charge you per textbook and per course
...why. What. Smh.
The places I applied to were at most $30 per application
i only applied to two schools DDD
also i dont see why you applied to so many
my cousin spent about $500 on it and when i asked her why, she told me that getting into all of them would mean that she's smart enough
i spent under $100 because i only applied to three schools and i'm cheap
should have just bribed 1 college to take you in.
Then don't apply to so many schools.
Did you seriously apply to 20 colleges?