-- Posted by Liir at 7:36 am on Dec. 16, 2008 So I'm only applying to two schools, and since I wasn't eligible for any waivers, I can finally apply to one tomorrow because I have the money.  I know I'm going to get into this school (they accept 84% of their applicants and EVERYONE gets into this school around here), but I still feel uneasy. I'm applying to another school in Jan, but I'm underqualified for that one. I'm overqualified for the school that I'm applying to tomorrow. The school that's a perfect fit for me - it's 6 hours away, and my mom definitely isn't having that.  She's never lived more than 20 minutes for any of her kids (it's just me and my brother), so 6 hours is tough.  If I get into the school that's a bit of a reach for me, that's 4 hours away, but I'm gonna stay there for 4 years. The school I'm underqualified for? I plan on attending it for 2 years, and then transferring to the school I really want to go to, the one that's 6 hours away. Hmm. -- Posted by Shania1 at 7:39 am on Dec. 16, 2008 good 4 u(not sarcastic) -- Posted by SpasticTurnip at 7:40 am on Dec. 16, 2008 but then you'd have to move away from home. your better off going to a school closer to you -- Posted by mikeyp123 at 7:58 am on Dec. 16, 2008 Why go to a school that you're overqualified for? Push yourself. -- Posted by Liir at 9:17 am on Dec. 16, 2008 Quote: from mikeyp123 at 10:58 am on Dec. 16, 2008 Why go to a school that you're overqualified for? Push yourself. Pushing myself is even applying to the school that I don't think I'm good enough for. Do I deserve to go to this school? Yes, very much so. Do I look good enough on paper? No, not compared to the president of NHS who scored a 2290 on the SAT.