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Harvard and such
Do Ive league Universities accept students from community colleges.. ever? Like lets say I'm a A/B student in highschool (definitely not enough to get me in to onve of the big schools) and I go to community college or a junior college or whatever (what's the difference?) and I get all A's there.. can i transfer in to an Ivy league school?
Is there anything else I can do if I didn't get into my first choice now and have a year to spare and use for improving my chances into getting in?
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usually, those types of schools "discriminate" as some people would put it because they usually only accept students with rich backgrounds because those are the only families that can actually afford it and if they're legacies, as in people who came from a family who had someone attend that school before. usually, it's one of those schools that you can brag about going to, but you can get the same kind of education at a lower priced school, and UC's and USC's are sought after, but i'm not sure if you have to live in California to apply to one.
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It's really hard getting into one of those kind of schools. The only thing you can really do is try your hardest. But honestly, what's the point of getting into one of those schools? You can get the same education at a place where you can afford it somewhere else. The only reason people like going to THOSE kind of schools is be be able to say "I went to Harvard" Why go into debt just to be able to say that? Think about it.
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