We were
asked to visit a website called Big Future, which is an extension of www.collegeboard.org. In this section,
we could enter information about what we look for in a college or university.
We filled out filters that included criteria like field of study, size and
location, activities and sports and organizations, and even tuition and aid. After
having entered all my information into the filters for the college search, I
found that were plenty of options for me in the state of Georgia. Out of all the
schools listed, I decided that my three tops choices would be the University of
Georgia (Athens, http://www.uga.edu/), Emory
University (Atlanta, http://www.emory.edu/home/index.html),
and Georgia State University (Atlanta, http://www.gsu.edu/).
I am not sure what schools will actually accept me, but when choosing which
school is best for me, I want a quality medicine program. I will study Human
Physiology, so I will choose the school that is most focused in medicine and
has the most programs and advantages when it comes to exploring outside school
and being hands-on. After looking into the schools, Emory and UGA were the ones
with most advantages in the medical field.
For my
major of Human Physiology, there are basic medicine class requirements. I will
need to have taken classes like Human Anatomy and Biology, and Chemistry, and
Physics. As for my requirements of the school I choose, I would like a large
variety for some aspects. I would like the number of students to be anywhere
from 5 thousand to 30 thousand. Although that is a large range, I chose it
because I do not really know what I really like in a school. As for location, I
would like the school to be in Georgia, and I would like it to be around 50
miles from my house. In the fields of sports and organizations, I would prefer
that the university to offer all type of sports because although I am not too
athletic, I would like the opportunity to try it out, and I would definitely like
there to be band, Hispanic and Latino, accelerated, and study abroad programs.
Tuition and financial aid is also a factor for my selecting, but I know I am
eligible for scholarships. I know I am eligible for the Zell Miller and Hope
Scholarships, and after looking at http://www.ngcf.org/page.aspx?pid=396,
I learned that I was also eligible for Hall County scholarships like the
William T. Carlisle Memorial Scholarship and the Jim and Dee Snow Optimist
Scholarship.
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