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Dianabanana57

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Member since 2/18/2013

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University of Notre Dame had a new discussion posted by Dianabanana57

How are YOU paying for ND?

Thankfully, Notre Dame gave my family sizable scholarships, but I am supplementing this with independent local scholarships, student loans, and my mother will be paying for a smaller portion of it.

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University of Texas - Austin had a new discussion posted by Dianabanana57

A question about Honors at UT: is it too late to get in? I know the deadline has passed but would it be impossible to join later, perhaps sophomore year? I feel up to the challenge and I would like to get the most out of a longhorn education. If it is too late, what are some other options for those who aren't in honors, besides getting really good grades? (Ex. Study abroad) thanks in advance (:

I don't think it is too late to get in. When I visited the campus in November, they told me that come students who display excellent grades and leadership will be invited to their respective honors programs before the beginning of their sophomore year.

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University of Texas - Austin had a new discussion posted by Dianabanana57

Just wondering, how easy is it to transfer from one college to another at UT Austin (for example, Liberal Arts to Natural Sciences)? I am pursuing a career in the medical field, and I got accepted into an entirely different program ??. Thanks in advance

It should be just a talk to your counselor, you have tons of freedom to make choices until you finish your core classes

Thank you, I can't wait till orientation.

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