Eleanor Said:

how much does it coast to attend California College of the Arts a total of four years?

We Answered:

You will be repaying those college loans for the rest of your life. Art is in the soul, why do you need someone else to inspire you? Did the great artists learn their gift in school? I would reconsider the entire thing. 10k absolute bare minimum for tuition.....5k for books and housing for one year is 15 a year. That is 60k. Now if you went to work you would earn (again bare minimum) 20k and over 4 years that is 80k. That is roughly 150,000 dollars for someone else to tell you what is in your soul and teach you to be creative? Isnt that the opposite of art? 150k at 5% is 7.5k a year in interest alone and compounded over 50 years is 1.7 million dollars. Go to a compound interest calculator and put the numbers in yourself if you do not believe me. Now that is with minimum numbers and only at 5% and assuming you do not add a penny. Nearly 2 million by the time you are 70. Unless you are going to be a doctor or engineer or in business, you are a fool to go to college...especially for "art" *still paying off college loans after 10 years and not even half way done* I posted this to another similar post....hope it gives you something to think about cause I made this mistake.

Maureen Said:

whats the best college california to become a physical therapist?

We Answered:

UCSF

Ray Said:

Which California college is better for majoring in zoology?

We Answered:

I earned my zoology degree at Cal Poly, Pomona (sister school to SLO) and really liked the classes offered under this major. I assume both schools probably have similar course requirements. Sorry, cannot compare to Long Beach, am not familiar with their classes, etc. I actually did not even know they offered a zoology major even though I live in So. California...not sure if that says something about their program or not.

Cheryl Said:

Where should I go to college, California or Florida?

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Florida... Check out the University of Florida, Miami University (private), and University of Central Florida.... they are top notch schools that have excellent academics (as well at athletics, everyone knows the Gators down here) and are well respected. Florida is one of the cheapest states to go to college in and you can't beat the weather (though, i suppose in souther CA that would be true too). Schools in California aren't "way better", i suppose they would probably be about equal. I have heard that in some parts of Cali it is very hard getting a job because you are competing with all of the actors/actresses/musician wannabees there. LOL

Overall, i would suggest you apply to some in both. You don't know where you'll be accepted. Also, if you are still undecided why don't you try to think about where you want to be AFTER college, and then pick a school near there.

Good luck!

Monica Said:

Is it cheaper to rent a dorm, or to have an apartment when in college (California)?

We Answered:

Cheaper to share an apartment.