Going to college is a big deal for everyone. It is the next step for people getting degrees and a new life. Students from all over the country and the world go to college every year. Many students tend to go with a college that is normally in state because it is cheaper than going out of state. Our seniors have chosen some great choices for their next step in life. 

“I plan on attending Georgia Tech to major in Biomedical Engineering,”  Kate Walsh said. “This was not my first choice, but I am thankful for the way it worked out. My ‘dream school’ was MIT. With the amount of increased applicants this year, it made acceptances even more difficult at 3-4% accepted. After college, I plan on pursuing my Master’s in Prosthetics and Orthotics. I will probably be in college for 4-6 years.”

“After high school, I plan on going to college and having fun with my friends,” Nikolai Cooperider said. “I’m attending UCF. I guess it was my first choice, but lowkey I wanted to go to Florida because I’m a gators fan. My dream college is Ball So Hard University. I haven’t decided what my major is going to be. I have no clue about the degree. I plan to go to college however long I end up there bahahhaaaa.”

“I plan on going to the University of Alabama after high school,” Georgia Walton said. “It was my ‘dreaming big’ school that I didn’t think would happen, but I’m glad it did. I’m going to be majoring in Kinesiology in hopes of going into sports medicine. It’s likely I’ll do 6-8 years of school in order to get my doctorate.”

“I plan on attending college to eventually become a software engineer,” Liam Rosenfeld said, “I’m going to UF. I didn’t really have a first choice. I decided between UF and Georgia Tech because it came out on top after a cost or benefit analysis. I’m going to get a master’s after my bachelor’s, and I’ll decide if a doctorate makes sense after that then.”

“After high school, I plan on going to college,” Nicholas Rios said. “I am going to Florida Gulf Coast University. I plan on majoring in Secondary Social Science Education. Maybe go for a Master’s.”