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Originally Posted by coloma gold
Political Science is a foundation for politics, attorneys or teaching. In California there are MANY law schools.. If you have not yet started college, my recommendation would be to go to a community/ junior college as they are much cheaper and the courses are generally accredited and transferrable to a 4 yr college later. Housing is generally plentiful in California but you may need to either get a small apartment or get someplace where you can share the rent with others. As for jobs, generally, the jobs that are available (depending on your experience/background) are lower paying jobs.. You would need to determine where you want to live. In California, there are many areas that differ substantially in climate, jobs and living accommodations.
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Thanks for great tips! Indeed, Community Colleges are great option for saving the money. However, I will complete my 2nd year before I go to US so I should transfer directly to the University starting my 3rd year. As far as I know, Community Colleges offer Associate degrees only, am I right?
Do you know if students may be eligible to receive more than one scholarship? I mean: university, local or federal? Can total aid cover the majority of costs?
Thank you very much again :-)