What do you think of this study by U.C.L.A?

FSU OR UCLA!! transfer?

• im planning to transfer to either FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY OR UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES .. but im still undecided,,,, recently im attending community college.... but i dont plan to stay there all the time or even graduate from there.... i mean i want to transfer and attain a B.S. in meteorology which thats the degree im interested in... ive been doing my research and first came with the option in assisting FSU which far away and in another state so that means is far from home..... in the other side FSU pretty much looks like they have all the program for meteorology broadcasting and has caught my eye... and is very intersting what the university is offering,,,,,NOW in the other hand theres UCLA which is near from home 4 hrs... and they aswell carry meteorology program but in different way... they are offering in order to graduate for meteorology you got to take other classes to such as oceanic and environmental which im not really interested in that but i want to focus is more meteorology . UCLA is offering teaching me meteorology but i got to attain a major in atmospheric,oceanic, and environmental sciences B.S . ! BUT I WANT ALL OF THAT...... should i take it or leave it.....? is there someone that can help me? what do u guys think is a better choice? i want to study meteorology period!!! which one is a better

• Answer:

  I think you should attend the school you'll thrive in, that means you may have to visit both Universities. If you're not stimulated by the University program you may get discouraged. I would reach for your dreams and find the path that will help you accomplish them. I would finish your 2 yrs at a community college to help keep the cost down especially if you choose to go out of state. I would also encourage you to double major. Maybe meteorology and journalism. Maybe you'll have your own show one day and share your wonderful knowledge. Please check out my website www.innerviewselfdiscovery.com and share it with your friends who are undecided majors. Good luck, Felice