Can you change your mind after choosing a college?

Admissions offices know that their yield (read about that term here) will “melt” over the summer. That means the number that they accept for Early Decision (yes, even ED) and Regular Decision will decrease. That decrease can happen for financial reasons, grades, other personal issues, or yes, a change of mind.

What if I chose the wrong college?

If you’re still questioning your college choice, even after you’ve listed your concerns and talked them over, don’t despair. You may simply need more time to help you reassess your college decision. Think about taking a semester off, which doesn’t necessarily mean putting your degree plan on hold.

What happens if you commit to 2 colleges?

Double depositing means putting down a deposit, and thus accepting admission, at more than one college. Since a student can’t attend multiple colleges, it is considered unethical. The usual decision deadline is May 1; by double depositing, a student can delay deciding until fall.

What happens if you commit to a college?

Immediately after verbally committing to a college, not much changes. Your commitment is not binding, so the school you committed to will continue developing a relationship with you to convince you to stay committed. Additionally, other schools will continue to recruit you until you sign your National Letter of Intent.

Are college students Lonely?

Loneliness is a common problem among college students, especially those who are beginning their freshman year. Not only is it a difficult experience to weather, but many college students do not feel comfortable talking about or even admitting to their feelings.

Do students who attend for-profit universities regret their decision?

Students who attend for-profit universities regret their decisions the most. These colleges are not a popular choice and end up being way more expensive than regular colleges. It is much better to go to your local community college and save money than it is to go to a for-profit university.

Did you ever regret your decision to go to UCI?

I regretted my decision every term I’ve spent at UCI. Within the first quarter I knew culturally I didn’t fit in, neither on campus nor in Orange County. I became depressed and gave up on classes. My grades suck. I hate being there.

What are some things to prevent while looking for colleges?

This is what you have to prevent while looking for colleges. Never accept an offer without first visiting a campus. I’m studying Computer Science + Philosophy & Spanish at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and I absolutely do not regret my college decision.