Where do normal kids go to college?

[Anonymous]

If everything is so hard to get into now, where do regular kids go, the ones with As and Bs, not all APs, average SAT scores...?

[Anonymous]

Radford

[Anonymous]

So many places. What a ridiculous question.

[Anonymous]

I'm in MD. I know kids like that who are happy at UMBC, Towson, St. Mary's and Salisbury. I also know kids who have gone to a variety of state schools in MD, and also to flagships in other states like WVU, or South Carolina, etc . . .

There are also plenty of less selective LAC's, often with merit aid.

[Anonymous]

In state schools
Elon
Clemson
University of South Carolina
LMU
LSU
University of Kentucky
Emerson
… look at schools ranked in the 75-150

[Anonymous]

JMU, VCU, Christopher Newport, in some cases VA Tech, Mason, West Virginia, and some other OOS schools (College of Charleston, USF, Alabama, Kentucky, etc.). Honestly, there are lots of options for kids who might not have the highest stats but did okay. It's just that this board seems obsessed with only the top 50.

[Anonymous]

Tons of students are choosing Florida area schools - BUT I would be apprehensive. Having kids college age, they know a few who have since transferred out because there tend to be so many parties. Depends on the kid, OP.

There are good state schools in MD and VA, if that is their thing.

[Anonymous]

Apply ED if you can….

SMU
Chapman
U-Miami (ED)
Boulder
Indiana
Cal poly
Elon
Wake (ED)
Tulane (ED)
Santa Clara

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry, but this the third thread in the past couple months with similar subject.

[Anonymous]

Apply early!
Scores?

Univ of the south
College of Charleston
Rhodes
Hollins
Miami-Ohio

[Anonymous]

The state school they can afford and get into.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If everything is so hard to get into now, where do regular kids go, the ones with As and Bs, not all APs, average SAT scores...?

What can you afford. If you are full pay, there are a lot of options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In state schools
Elon
Clemson
University of South Carolina
LMU
LSU
University of Kentucky
Emerson
… look at schools ranked in the 75-150

Nope, not getting into Clemson oos or even South Carolina with average rigor and grades.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry, but this the third thread in the past couple months with similar subject.

Not everyone is obsessed

[Anonymous]

Literally hundreds of schools.