Denison, Earlham, Hanover: my possible transfer choices - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

Emmerich · #1 04-29-2007, 03:07 AM

#1 Why are you making college choices and getting advice on a car forum?
#2 Why are you considering schools you know nothing about?

Decide on a major, make a list of the schools that have it and start eliminating. This is something you do in 11th grade, not as a junior in college.

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Originally Posted by WANT '71 280SEL

Well, I didn't end up transferring last semester. I would really like to transfer to Cornell College in IA, but my mom is against it because of their one-course-at-a-time schedule. So, I'm left with Denison, Earlham, and Hanover as my last 3 possible choices. I would really like to start at a different school next fall and since I'll be a junior at the time, this is my last possible opportunity that I can transfer without screwing myself over. I originally wanted to go out east but that would cost too much money both because of the distance (getting there and back without my own car to take) and room and board is significantly higher than in the midwest. Anyway, of the 3 choices that I have, I am probably leaning towards Denison though I haven't been accepted yet. Do any of you guys know anything about any of these 3 schools or have you attended any of them? Earlham and Hanover are in Indiana while Denison is outside Columbus, OH.

Thanks for any input.
David

t walgamuth · #2 04-29-2007, 07:06 AM

true but harsh.

otoh there are probably some folks here with first hand experience. there are a lot of folks here with a lot of life experience and most are very happy to share.

tom w

TheDon · #3 04-29-2007, 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Emmerich

This is something you do in 11th grade, not as a junior in college.

they wouldnt let me do that last year.. they actually got mad that I asked... losers

hdexpert · #4 04-30-2007, 01:48 PM

I can tell you that Denison is regarded VERY highly by many of the locals. The town it's located in is called Granville and is quite picturesque......it's roughly 45 minutes due east of Columbus. Good luck!!!