Arizona Education

Ive been looking particularly in the Sedona/Flagstaff area. But close to there is fine.
It has to be a 4yr or more thing and i make about average grades.
I would like to take physics and communications as possible minors

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i am 23 yrs old and have lived in chicago my whole life…i am leaving for school in the fall and am debating wether ishould move to florida or arizona….i am thinking arizona state or florida state…can anyone tell me where i would enjoy it more and where is the best experience for an out of state college experience????

Your choice of state is a personal matter. My own view is that Florida is closer to the type of culture that exists in Illinois than is Arizona./

Im an aspiring model, singer, reality star, author and poet.

College is not much help to a career in any of these fields.

I’m relocating to Arizona for college once I graduate high school.

I’m from Beverly Hills, California so I wanna be in a very different environment.

Btw, I heard it snows alot in Flagstaff.

Flagstaff gets snow regularly all winter, its pretty cold there. Prescott and Show Low get snow not as often, but it somewhat common there as well. Phoenix gets snow once every 5 years or so, but its the best place to live in AZ. Tucson is a little cooler that Phoenix temperature wise, but not as much to do.

sorry for such a general question.
I’m poking my head around at colleges and at the moment (as I’m just a sophomore) I’m mainly looking at locations that interest me. I’ve already looked around a lot at schools in California but know relatively nothing about Arizona. What are the best schools? Particularly for a Liberal Arts degree in Journalism, English or History. Is Arizona State "any good"?Any smaller schools? What are the best college towns with cool things to do (art, music scenes etc.)?

Thanks~
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ASU is a huge school. Although they have the renowned Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, you need to be concerned about the quality of education you will be getting at a school with almost 70,000 students. Its in Phoenix/Tempe, the fifth largest city in the country, so don’t worry about not having much to do.

university of arizona is about 40,000 and has the only medical school in Arizona. It is a much more research-based university, known for its excellent astronomy and aerospace engineering programs (think Mars rovers). Tucson is only about half a million people I think, and you may have trouble finding things to do on the weekend…

northern arizona university has a much smaller student population, about 16,000. It is known for having the best education program in the state. Also, it is located in the much smaller, cooler city of Flagstaff. Also, skiing/snowboarding is only a 30 minute drive away

sorry for such a general question.
I’m poking my head around at colleges and at the moment (as I’m just a sophomore) I’m mainly looking at locations that interest me. I’ve already looked around a lot at schools in California but know relatively nothing about Arizona. What are the best schools? Particularly for a Liberal Arts degree in Journalism, English or History. Is Arizona State "any good"?Any smaller schools? What are the best college towns with cool things to do (art, music scenes etc.)?

Thanks~

Arizona State is a great Public Universities , even their Astronomy and Science programmes are respected.

Californian maybe Berkley or UCLA..?

You want great school with music and scenes? Well Ivy League Columbia right in Manhattan NYC or SUNY or NYU in New York , now thats where the party is and great Unis around the north east area ( Penn State, NYU etc )

Best wishes

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I live in washington state and plan to move to arizona. I want to go to school to be a nurse but im not sure exactly where in arizona i should move to. I was thinking lake havasu or phoenix. Is University of phoenix a good school? If not can you recomend some good ones….I have 3 year old and i also need financial aid. Would any school help me with housing or extra money with financial aid since im not working at the moment when i move? Any advice would be helpful.

You should look into northern arizona university (NAU)

arizona state university (I’m currently attending)
University of Phoenix

I am thinking of applying to arizona bible college but their number is disconnected. It’s the school you go to before going to tuscon theological seminary graduate school. I can’t reach them either. Does anyone know if arizona bible college is still open and how i can reach them if they are?

It certainly sounds like they are closed. Talk to your pastor about the best undergraduate colleges operated by your denomination to prepare for the ministry. I can’t give advice as I do not know what your denomination is. I am familiar with many colleges in this field and have never heard of Arizona Bible College. Try to find one with a national reputation. You will have the opportunity for a much better education there.