Wednesday, December 19, 2012

College Research #3

Michigan State University




  • ACT and GPA Required
  • GPA of 3.5+
  • ACT score of 24-29
  • Travel Time- 1hr 30min
  • Very large College
  • Class size 10 to 13 students
  • Cost- up to $25,000

This college is another great college. It is close from home, but not only that its one of the best in Michigan. The studies here are great and many students apply here. Beautiful building with gigantic halls. School is very nice, happy atmosphere and many hard, studying students.

(Source: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-university-search/michigan-state-university)

College Research #2

Michigan Technological University


  • GPA/ACT/SAT required
  • Average GPA of 3.5+
  • ACT score of 24-29
  • Travel Time from home- 9 hrs
  • Small Town, Rural Area, Medium size school
  • Average Class size- up to 10 students (small)
  • Cost- up to $25,000
I am interested in this college because of many reasons. First reason is once again small, but very far away. The studies here are great and both of my careers that interest me are included. The cost of the college is not as high as many others. Also, very good education is given here.

(Source: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-university-search/michigan-technological-university?searchType=college&q=MichiganTechnologicalUniversity)

College Research

Lawrence Technological University


  • SAT/ACT is required/Applications 
  • A GPA of minimum 2.5
  • ACT score of 24- 29
  • Travel time- 30 minutes
  • Small, private
  • Small classes
  • Cost- up to $40,000
This college interests me due to being small and private. It is also very close to home. The advantage of a small college and small classes is that you can get lots of help from the professor. Also, this college has great studies on the careers I was looking forward to.

(Source: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-university-search/lawrence-technological-university)

Careers that interest me

          There are two careers that interest me in large amounts. It is that one is more interesting to me than the other, but I still would enjoy that career. The first career I'm interested is in mechanical engineering. Mechanical Engineering involves working hands on which I enjoy, designing, and involves using computers. All these put together allows you to use your imagination in many ways. After completing this major in college I would design things for example car parts or even the smallest parts, but those that change something in many ways. It involves at least 4 years of study, but it is helpful to take high academic classes in high school such as chemistry, biology, and mathematics. The things that interest me in this profession are I will be able to work on things or come up with ideas that will be used in the next generation. 

(Source: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/careers/architecture-engineeringand-drafting-mechanical-engineers)

What is important in a college?

      There are many things that are important when choosing a college. I believe that the college you go to can change so much. Many students including myself are trying to work as hard as they can during their high school career to get into a great college. Not only getting into that good college, I think the place matters. There are many colleges that some students can't focus due to going out too much or not studying. I believe it is important to go look at colleges before graduating high school and find the one that will fit the best with helping you study, but also be in a great atmosphere.

What is important?

       I, myself, Jacob Bucior have many things that are important to me when looking into a career and a certain college. In a career I believe there are many important things such as the enjoyment of the certain thing you want to study or do, but not only that, but the amount of money will be given to you. It is also nice to know the atmosphere that you will be working with such as the people around you and even the help when you need it. The video above talks about keys to choosing a career.

(video from youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx1SeQeRouo)