Losangela Batista says that her dream college has to be in a rural area.
“I love nature and I don’t want it to be in the city,” says Batista.
The 17-year-old from the John D. O’Bryant School of Math & Science also wants the college to have a biology major since Batista wants to study pre-med.
Not to mention this: “My dream college has to have culture clubs, student organizations….and help students find internships in order to make money and learn about different professions.”
With more and more students facing the difficult transition of going from high school to college, dream-school desires are getting longer and more specific.
Sara Dossantos says her ideal school has to be small and located far outside of Massachusetts.
“My dream college needs to be next to a beach located in Miami or Hawaii,” says the the 17-year-old from Madison Park High School. “SAT scores shouldn’t be required, and you could live on campus or your house.”
Dossantos adds: “If you want, you can take classes on the Internet.”
Seventeen-year-old Sedny Alves of Madison Park would like her school-of-choice to be mediumsized and in a less urban area, where everyone knows everyone. It has to fit her personality.
“My dream college,” says Alves,“has to offer activities on the weekends, such as dance or gathering together with your mates, do karaoke or something everyone can enjoy.”
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