I'm only fourteen and my school is asking us what college we wanna go to when we grow up. I mean, it's not like a serious thing, but.. for me it sort of is. I'm planning to graduate early from high school, and people said it's a good idea to think about future colleges earlier than my last year of high school. I want to become a pediatrician. I know I have to go to medical school and residency, and I know I have to have extremely good grades. I know becoming a doctor comes with a lot of responsibility and a lot of work and effort. I'm thinking about majoring in Biology or Chemistry. And MCAT scores are important to. Enough about that, I want to go to Oklahoma for college. I live in Utah, and i don't like it. I mean, I know University of Utah is a good school, but if I stay here, i wouldn't be happy. I wanted to go to LSU but my parents would shoot me and my brother says he'd rather shoot himself than see me in Oklahoma. But I want him to change his mind. I really do like Oklahoma University. If you've gone to OU for college, did you like it?
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Oklahoma has a great med school and a great tradition. The cost of living here is affordable and the people friendly for the most part, there are idiots everywhere. As for your brother... well he isn't the one seeking the education. The choice is ultimately yours, good luck.
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I did not go there. I live in Stillwater home of Oklahoma State. I know many graduates of OU. It is a good school. My own physician is a graduate. He also studied at UCLA. He has a very high opinion of the school. Especially cardiology. Not sure about pediatrics.
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My niece is at Oklahoma University --and happy there -- but her parents live in Texas --that means the cost for her education was more than the cost of that of her brother who chose to stay in his home state. An out of state college will be a lot more expensive than a local college. If you keep your grades high, it could be possible that you could get a scholarship.
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