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christina's blog post 3/12

 My desired SAT score is a 1400 or above. My top three colleges are Emory University, Kennesaw State University and Georgia State university. I want to become a nurse and all 3 of these schools have wonderful nursing programs! Emory is one of the best medical schools in the country and it would be an honor to study and earn my degree there. Kennesaw seems to be a very nice school, with a large campus and many resources. Not to mention, they have a great dining hall. Georgia State also has a good program and its in the city. I'm doing full time dual-enrollment at Georgia State next year, so maybe I can continue my degree there. Hopefully, over the spring and summer, I will have a chance to visit and tour each of these universities and make the best choice for me!

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