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Just got the news
So I literally just committed to a College that is about 33 minutes or so from my house, I am staying on campus. Freshmen were allowed to have cars when I went to visit, but today in the mail I received an email from the college saying there is a no first year students on campus policy now. It says I can appeal, what are some good reasons I can use to appeal?
I'm very angry with this because 90% of the reason I committed was because I can bring a car. I was supposed to get a new car next month!
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Apply to another school or deal with it. But good luck finding a campus that allows freshmen to have cars on campus. That is how most schools are. Its very common. But that doesn't mean you can't drive there, it just means that you have to find a place to park that's off campus. Ask around. Everyone has had to deal with the same problem there, so ask where other people parked during freshman year. If you let this sort of thing throw you for a loop, you're in for a tough time at college. Because there are a lot of changes headed your way. You need to be a problem solver. Don't sweat the small stuff. Look at your options in this situation and choose one that works best for you.
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Your appeal is that the only reason you were going to go there in the first place was because you need a car because you have duties at home you committed too and you still need to do that when you're in college.
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