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[Thefutureisot]

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If a school that’s really expensive accepted you but the reasonably priced ones you applied to didn’t accept you..what would you do? Would you still go? Or would you apply for the next term? & the expensive school would range from 90-140k

 

[OThopefully183]

If a school that’s really expensive accepted you but the reasonably priced ones you applied to didn’t accept you..what would you do? Would you still go? Or would you apply for the next term? & the expensive school would range from 90-140k

If you can afford a gap year, I would. I personally put tuition as the number one factor I'd look for as I did not want to be in so much debt after graduation. I was accepted to University of St. Augustine and before I was accepted to my local state school, I had thought about it like you as well. Since i could not afford the gap year, I would have pursued this option. But fortunately I was able to squeeze in last minute in my local state school.

Think of it this way, if next year it still doesn't work out, you know you applied to this school before and they accepted you so the second time around it shouldn't be any different.

 

[Nonameiwant]

Take a gap year. Work, save money to cover living expenses for the following year(s).