I want to go to college up north. So here's 3 questions I need answered. 1. I live in a small town, do you think I can handle a big city?( I've been to Atlanta a few times) 2. What's the best degree to get if I plan on staying in NY? 3. Is NY very dangerous like everyone says?
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I don't think living in NY is dangerous. York College / CUNY is one of the best college in NY.
Answer 2 :
1. Yeah you can adjust to it. 2. Business, Arts, Technology (Engineer or Computers) or Criminal Justice. 3. No it's not. The best college to go to depends on what you will major in. I am currently searching for MBA Programs in New York.
Answer 3 :
You will lose the in-state tuition and acceptance preferences, so the private schools in NYC are also worth considering. The best by far is Columbia University [disclosure - long family history with the school]. The various CUNYs are mostly quite good - Hunter, City College and Baruch are my favorites and the highest ranked. As to your questions: 1. Who knows until you try. Many are overwhelmed, and many thrive there. It is not comparable to Atlanta though - it is a different world. 2. I think a basic business degree is your best bet. Also consider a degree in elementary education or a BS-Nursing. 3. Lots of creepy people in NYC and they are visible. Some places you don't go - the same as in Atlanta. Otherwise, it is okay if you use common sense. If you want to get out of small-town deep South, consider enlisting [Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard but Not the USMC - terrible mistake on my part]. Decent pay and superb educational benefits [thanks to then-Senator Obama] after you complete your active duty.
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