Community college or university? (master, require, job, student)

[KGLOC93]

My names kg; i just moved from ny to az and i dont think i can take the cold ever again(less then 50 anytime of the year) i want to get out of the house so i can be independent. In order to get into the close arizona state u need to have a 2.5 with 4 years of math; i have 3 years of math and i will grad with a 2.2-2.3 if i keep my 3.3 gpa right now. Is there any community colleges where u can live on campus or close by for (0-550 in rent a month) i prefer cali; fla; or any place where it is hot.

Also is there any universitys that have on campus housing that except people with (1.5-2.5 gpa)

thanks ; please reply

[chicagojlo]

I thought you wanted to live in London (so much for no more cold) or Puerto Rico? And be a rapper?

[KGLOC93]

its cold in london? oh nvm that.. and idk p-r is still an option

[K-Luv]

Please do away with the text-speak if you want anyone to take you seriously.

Dorms are rare at community colleges, and on-campus housing is almost non-existant. There are a few in California and Florida. Just google it to find a list. If $550 is your monthly budget for rent, I would look towards Florida. The only places you will be able to find with that kind of money in California would be in impoverished areas or in a remote, rural, area. You'd have to get at least one roommate.

It is typical to have a 2.0 or higher to reside in dorms.

[cheerbaby112]

Florida, You can not find housing for 550 in a decent neighborhood, in the ghetto yes. Many community colleges in NYS have housing along with PA. Florida its rare to have community college housing only about 3 community colleges in florida have it, I would move somewhere where the job market is decent if you plan on working. It is not decent in many of the warm states such as Florida (11.5% unemployment) and California (12.5% unemployment).



Here is a list of places with community college housing:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...campus_housing

[lisdol]

Originally Posted by KGLOC93

My names kg; i just moved from ny to az and i dont think i can take the cold ever again(less then 50 anytime of the year) i want to get out of the house so i can be independent. In order to get into the close arizona state u need to have a 2.5 with 4 years of math; i have 3 years of math and i will grad with a 2.2-2.3 if i keep my 3.3 gpa right now. Is there any community colleges where u can live on campus or close by for (0-550 in rent a month) i prefer cali; fla; or any place where it is hot.

Also is there any universitys that have on campus housing that except people with (1.5-2.5 gpa)

thanks ; please reply

So you're in Tucson (at least the area...right?) I am guessing b/c you say ASU is nearby. That's Pima County right? Pima County Community College would be at least worth a look. They likely have a student leisure area where you can check a bulletin board for finding a roommate.

If you like where you live and the reason you are looking elsewhere is b/c you cannot meet ASUs entrance requirement, then why not check out Pima CC? good luck.

[flyers29]

Originally Posted by lisdol

So you're in Tucson (at least the area...right?) I am guessing b/c you say ASU is nearby. That's Pima County right? Pima County Community College would be at least worth a look. They likely have a student leisure area where you can check a bulletin board for finding a roommate.

If you like where you live and the reason you are looking elsewhere is b/c you cannot meet ASUs entrance requirement, then why not check out Pima CC? good luck.

ASU is in Tempe, UofA is in Tucson.

[lisdol]

Ah yes you are right. My bad.

OK fix that to finding a CC in the Tempe area and getting a roommate.

[Ceece]

Not in CA, so don't even think about it. Go to a CC while living at home and transfer when you get your GPA up and prove youself college worthy.

[dougstech]

Originally Posted by K-Luv

Please do away with the text-speak if you want anyone to take you seriously.

Just what I was about to say. No wonder the OP is having college trouble. Master the english language before trying to attempt anything else.