University of Florida vs. The Unknown

I just got an offer for transfer this fall to the University of Florida's Warrington School of Business. I was originally rejected for this summer, and never reapplied, but they just called me out of nowhere yesterday and offered me admission for fall (which I hadn't even applied for). I just graduated from community college, and had only applied to Florida and no where else like an idiot, but I had no anticipation of being rejected considering my 3.98 overall gpa/4.0 prereq gpa. I was only rejected because of their budget problems and because when I turned in the app on the last day they had already taken as many as they could since the incoming transfer class was shaved by 1/3.

The thing is, after being rejected I really thought things over and researched other schools night and day for the last two months. I decided I would be applying for Cornell, NYU, and maybe Claremont McKenna, SMU and a few other schools (a safety of course). If I do take this offer and go fall to UF, would I still have a shot at spring transfer to Cornell ILR? I am currently a rising junior, but at the same time I am already 1 year ahead of my '07 HS class. I don't want to take the semester off, and UF is dirt cheap, in fact I will make a few grand each semester for going. I know it is never talked about on here, but it is not a bad state school, it has lower acceptance than UT-Austin, Michigan, and similar numbers to Virginia with students stats being very high. I think freshman acceptance was 36% this year. Ideally I would like to be at Cornell though, but I would like to go full time this fall too. I figure I can pull a 3.9-4.0 at UF whether it be for this semester or for the full 2 years. I am also from this area, and would be living at home still, plus I am used to a large school. My 2 year CC has like 17k students.

我确实想进入iBanking，但事实是，我毕业后也想住在南方。雷蒙德·詹姆斯（Raymond James A）MM银行在我最喜欢的一个区域(St。Pete, FL) recruits forIBDat UF. Would that kind of a job be possible from Cornell, or would I be better off staying in FL where so many of the people out there are UF alumni? I think I am going to call Cornell Monday before I commit to UF and ask the transfer counselor how they would view me transferring to UF right before trying to transfer there. In the end, I would like to work in Florida, and if not, somewhere like Houston or Atlanta. I don't like theNYC生活方式或生活成本。

如果我踢屁股和毕业生，兼职（3.9-4.0）并做很多网络/EC，我会在BBcoming from UF? I know a VP in ops atGS在泽西城，可能能够让我获得一些联系是别无其他的，但是我真的不想进来NYC。Like I said though, something like RJ in St. Pete, or energy stuff in houston would be ideal to me. I wouldn't mind aMMor boutique at all, but I do want to doIBDor英石。我当然可以得到一个MBAfrom a top tier school a few years after UG and then it wouldn't really matter so much. I would still like to an analyst stint in Ibanking preMBA因为帖子MBA（（if I got that route) I would like to enter into something else.

我将感谢每个人对此的意见。我一定会打电话给康奈尔ILR我已经在communicati转会顾问on with through email Monday to ask him what he thinks and explain the situation. But would schools in general look negatively on someone transferring out of a school right after they transferred in? This is my only chance at UF pretty much, and not knowing whether I will be accepted at Cornell is so risky. Would they be understanding about me doing this because I am not guaranteed a spot at Cornell and this is my only chance at this school (they just stopped spring/summer transfers), one that I wouldn't like going to as much as Cornell, but would be my second choice? What about other schools like SMU-Cox school of business? Would that be good for getting a job at a Houston Ibank? I can't get in a top private in the south like duke, emory, vandy, or rice because I never took the SATs, and I am not concerned with those schools at this point. I've only got a few days to make up my mind on whether to take the florida offer or not. The budget problems all the schools in this state are having worry me a bit (50 million dollar budget cut at UF alone). My mom is a UF alumna, but she says I should go where ever I want to. I can only afford a private school though if it gives out excellent grants though (household income= <22k).