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Location/Region: I would prefer city or urban, a warm place but not tooo much. I'm from oregon but am totally willing to go out of state!
Major: I might be going undecided but I am in between (Communications, International Studies, Communication Disorders, Tourism and Theater!)
GPA/Test Scores: 3.4, test optional (at old school got bad grades, but ever since switching got all A's and B's!!
Curriculum: I really have always wanted to do a reality tv based class, if not its fine but thats a class I've always wanted to do. I also want some hands on projects like working with others would be very fun!
Size: I want the option to go medium or large, I've went to small schools all throughout middle + HS and want the full big college experience.
Costs: around 90,000 for all 4 years, I might be taking out some loans
Schools You're Currently Looking At:
I've been looking at specifically schools in Boston, California, Oregon, Washington ,NYC, and canada beware a LONGG list:
- SDSU
-LMU - University of Oregon
- University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Boston University
- UMASS Amherst
- NYU
-Cal State Long Beach - The New School
- University of Washington
- Arizona State University
- UCLA
- UCSB
- UCSD
- Northeastern
- Columbia
- Penn State
- CU Boulder
- University of Nevada- Reno
- Emerson
- Syracuse
- USC
I would like some recs for canada colleges becuase I do not know anything!
Additional: I am a trans-women, I transitioned in 10th grade and it was alot with everyone at my school, I got into a lot of "drama becuase of it". It really screwed up my mental health and I failed two classes. After 10th I switched schools and my grades have never been better. I've took 2 community college classes and 1 APUSH class: A's in all. I want a good study abroad program, LGBTQ friendly, People from all around the world, access to big city internships and good opportunities for networking.
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