I'm a failure; Oh well...

[TheIntegration555123]

Any soon-to-be college students out there? Well, if you live in California, you know that the application deadline is November 30th. So you have to try to get the best scores, GPA, etc. Well, I decided to take the SAT one final time in November so I can send my scores on time to the colleges, and I recently got my scores back on Tuesday. I was expecting to raise my SAT scores by a lot; that did not necessarily happen. Oh well.

Oh and tell what scores you got if you took the SAT. Just curious

 

[LiveLoopers]

Looking back on it now I feel really fortunate to have gone to college locally and not having racked up travel costs and other costs that I would have since college already costs so much as it is. I also didn't expect to be benefited by the support structure of being close to home but I was.

I hope you will make the best of the situations that unfolds. You sound like you're already determined to do that.

Also even though you didn't learn to score much higher on your Aptitude Test it sounds like you did learn some things.

 

[TheIntegration555123]

Looking back on it now I feel really fortunate to have gone to college locally and not having racked up travel costs and other costs that I would have since college already costs so much as it is. I also didn't expect to be benefited by the support structure of being close to home but I was.

I hope you will make the best of the situations that unfolds. You sound like you're already determined to do that.

Also even though you didn't learn to score much higher on your Aptitude Test it sounds like you did learn some things.

Yes, college debt can hinder a lot of people's lives. I personally believe that when you choose a college you try to optimize major, education quality, location, AP credit, and costs. I think I have found a school that won't rack up costs and fit perfectly in my interests; I hope I get in. Thanks for checking out the video