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I think it's really weird that most students at my school (Lawrence Tech) did not research any other schools nor apply to any other schools.

I did research on 30-40 schools and applied to 5 (Lawrence Tech, Michigan State, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and Baylor) with a wait list from A&M.

I wish school was a lot less expensive, though. I have had a rough undergraduate experience (from an academic stand point) with two major changes and I feel nothing but pressure to graduate right now. I want to enjoy my experience and take my time to absorb as much info as possible so I can make an educated decision about what I want to do for the rest of my life.

But that's not an option. I just need to get a diploma, pay my debts, and suffer. I wish colleges (and families, for that matter) realized that the incentive to finish college becomes lessened as the financial burden makes it seem like it isn't worth it. :/