college/career

Hey teens.  I'm getting ready for college now.  I'm going to University of Illinois Urabana-champaign and I was wondering what other people are planning on doing/going. 

I'm looking into the Nursing career, I'm thinking about becoming a CRNA, NP, or a Midwife. I'm not sure which collage would be best for me yet, I'm still looking into that. But it will most likely be UALR or I'll work with a hospital that needs me and let them pay for my training.

Oh I'm going to the Missouri University of Science and Technology for Computer Engineering... Always something I wanted to do :)

I'm going to Colgate University in August.

like the toothpaste? xD

hmmm... 

I am going to The Hague University to study International and European law :P can`t wait for it

I am planning to attend Oklahoma Christian in the fall. I plan to try for a double major in electrical and mechanical engineering.

very cool and diverse stuff so far.  i like it

I am considering several schools at the moment. These include Duke University, UCLA, and Harvard, to name a few.

cool for what? law or medical?

Major in Law with minor in Journalism.

It'll likely be Duke or UCLA. I don't know if I'll get into Harvard.

I could get into Ivy League, but my college guidelines are warmth and quality of athletics.  As of now, I'm looking at Alabama, Auburn, and Clemson, and majoring in finance.

I'm not a US citizen so I can't afford many of the universities... I'll likely be going to a Christian college

In most of Europe I know citizens get to go to universities for minimal cost or for free. (correct me if I'm wrong) I s that not the same in Asia?/South Korea?

what a awsome groop! gl to all of as with ower plans!!!

Well, compared to going to college in the United States, Korean universities are much much cheaper. But considering the economy in Korea, it's not that cheap for Koreans within Korea either. It's hard to compare costs with other countries.

I'm thinking of majoring in psychology in America in a university I can afford. Have any ideas?

well it would be difficult to find a cheaper college here unless you go to a two year college or have a scholarship.  other then that people who go to college in their own state often have to pay less