u/Clear_Supermarket545

i’m a junior in high school, so it is about time that I figure out what I want to major in and do for the rest of life. I got my ACT score today and my stem section was absolutely terrible (16..) so now i’m rethinking my whole future, especially because I know healthcare is heavily math and science involved. I was thinking of majoring in nursing and then going on to PA School, though now i’m not so sure.

Should I find a new career path or try to stick with healthcare?

i’m from north carolina, looking to transfer after a year of community college. i was looking at in state (unc chapel hill and ecu) but i really want to go out of state.

my out of state options were university of georgia, university of south carolina, university of maryland, and florida state but i’m not so sure about these schools anymore. my main out of state option was uga but i heard they don’t do scholarships for transfers.

should i do unc, ecu, or still try with uga and see if i can find a solution?

is it possible for me to transfer after one year of community college? i was looking on the UNC transfer website but its a little confusing as to if i can or not. (for nursing btw)

does university of south carolina give transfer students scholarships, especially out of state? uga was my first option, found out they didn’t so they aren’t on the list anymore. does usc? if not, i’ll just have to stay in state and go to UNC or ECU lol

I’m a junior in high school right now, living in North Carolina. I currently have a 3.0 gpa (terrible i know), I originally wanted to stay in state and go to a four year but today my grandma gave me a rant about community college due to saving money.

If I stay in cc for about a year and do well in it, would it be possible to receive a full ride to UGA, or atleast some sort of high scholarship?