College list any feedback ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Has he looked at any Texas schools?

Really, really hard for out of state student to get into UT or A&M.

[Anonymous]

I agree with UGA, Florida and Miami as reaches - UGA is probably the hardest of the three to get into.

What about adding Tulane?

[Anonymous]

I'd throw Tennessee in their. It's got a good logistics program and engineering program and throws money at DC kids like 'Bama, but is closer (like an 8 hour drive).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree with UGA, Florida and Miami as reaches - UGA is probably the hardest of the three to get into.

What about adding Tulane?

Tulane is a great school, but really hard to get into. Last year it had a 9% or 10% acceptance rate.

[Anonymous]

What are this kids stats?

You keep saying he’s smart but didn’t do that great. Are we working with a 2.8 or a 3.5 or a 4.0?
Does he have test scores?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He might like University of Arkansas. The student body is academically like that of GMU. Nice weather. Because there are no professional sports teams in Arkansas, the UofA teams are worshipped. The area of UofA is home to Walmart which has had years of job growth for college graduates. Or head to Texas after graduation.

+1. Fayetteville is always ranked one of the best places to live in the country. Cute town, solid flagship university that attracts a decent number of kids from OOS (especially TX and KS).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He might like University of Arkansas. The student body is academically like that of GMU. Nice weather. Because there are no professional sports teams in Arkansas, the UofA teams are worshipped. The area of UofA is home to Walmart which has had years of job growth for college graduates. Or head to Texas after graduation.

Woo Pig Mother F***ing Sooie! It's about the UofA got some recognition on this site.

[Anonymous]

I have friends who really enjoyed Kentucky.