Is it dumb to go to a university I can't afford? It's

>>18486408
Yes, Top in the country doesn't mean you're going to like it. Also if you can't afford it you won't be able to go anyway maybe only the first year.

Shouldn't you have saved up before applying...?

>>18486414
I know I'd like it, i just want a good degree

>>18486419
I lost it all towards he upgrading i had to do, didn't know it would be that much

>>18486422
What are you talking about? What upgrading?

>>18486421
You get the same degree anywhere else. It will literally say the exact same thing with only the school name being different. OP you don't want debt up the ass and we don't even know if you qualify for loans so taking the minimum isn't a bad option here.

>>18486408
Try going to community college for two years, then transferring. CC is cheap, the credits usually transfer, and the first two years of a big uni are often bullshit large-lecture courses to get through the gen ed requirements before moving into your major for the last two years.

>>18486437
Upgrading courses for higher marks

>>18486446
It would've been better if you told us where you are OP. Education is different everyone

>>18486439
There's no transfers for the course I want>>18486451
>>18486451
I'm in canada

>>18486458
Sorry OP i can't help you there. I don't understand how a "course" means degree there but if you can't pay for it then you can't pay for it. There's really nothing else to it.

>>18486465
I could take out a loan but hen I'd be in debt, i needed to upgrade courses in order to have high enough marks for the university

Have fun being a debt slave. Don't go college is a scam. Get a job and work your ass off and buy yourself some land or a house instead.

>>18486755
College is only a "scam" if you go for a meme degree and out of state racking up debt. It's entirely possible to through grants and scholarships to graduate with minimal debt (even as a B white student I was still getting free money) and be set up for a good career.