'Lagers are very smart educated people. I was wondering where you went to college or where will you go to college? :biggrin:

I'm going to go to Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. (Hence the name EarlhamGirl) It is a quaker liberal arts school with 1,200 students. I'm getting very excited about going in the fall! :)

I live in Virginia.. and went to a lovely little college called Longwood University.. it was EXCELLENT:) I loved it.. and I would recommend ANYONE to go there!!

Stefanie

I'm in Va too. Going to a community college right now and will be transferring for the last 2 years...not sure where yet. Either University of Richmond, VCU or ODU.

I'm in Va too. Going to a community college right now and will be transferring for the last 2 years...not sure where yet. Either University of Richmond, VCU or ODU.

Best of luck with your transfer! :)

I live in Virginia.. and went to a lovely little college called Longwood University.. it was EXCELLENT:) I loved it.. and I would recommend ANYONE to go there!!

Stefanie

That is very cool. Thanks for sharing! :)

I'm in Va too. Going to a community college right now and will be transferring for the last 2 years...not sure where yet. Either University of Richmond, VCU or ODU.

One of my friend went to VCU.. she realllly HATED it and transfered to Longwood! My sister goes to ODU and she LOVES it! :) Just a tip for ya!

I'm in Va too. Going to a community college right now and will be transferring for the last 2 years...not sure where yet. Either University of Richmond, VCU or ODU.

chellly,

Go to Washington and Lee ;). Great men, good college -- from what I hear.

I went to Georgia Southern University - Go Eagles! Majored in history and minored in literature.

i'm in ontario....just finishing up at mcmaster university....go mac!!

i have a degree in BS psychology.that's in Ateneo de Naga University (ADNU)..Hoping i can go back to school to get a masters degree..

I'm attending UT El Paso. I'm a kinesiology major and after I get my bachelors, I'm going to apply to the physical therapy program and get my masters. :)

GO MINERS!!!!!!!

One of my friend went to VCU.. she realllly HATED it and transfered to Longwood! My sister goes to ODU and she LOVES it! :) Just a tip for ya!

i actually really liked VCU... but that's me... though, i have to say, the campus has changed a lot since i graduated... obviously for the better... newer facilities, etc... it's funny, everytime i leave someplace, it improves... when i was there, the commons had McDonalds... now they have a freaking chick-fil-a... CHICK-FIL-FREAKING-A!!! argh... anyway, GO RAMS :flex:

I'm at the Universtiy of Lethbridge...I LOVE it! I'm getting a BEd and a BMgt, only 3 years to go!!!!!

In August I will be a freshman at Kenyon College in Gambier, OH which has about 1,200 other students. It's a liberal arts school well known for it's English and creative writing departments and it's literary magazine, The Kenyon Review. I'm really excited to go there!

I'm a General Business/Pre-Vet major at University of Florida
YAY for being in the FINAL FOUR!!! :biggrin:

i left school when i was 17,started an apprenticeship in carpentry, part of it was u had to go to technical college for the theory part of it, so i did all that for 4 and half years, in CIT cork,and now 9 years on after leaving school, I'm a head carpenter with a few young guys under me for a major construction company in Clare, Ireland,

All these Virginians...too funny!!

I went to Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, then on to grad school at U of R. The husband went to VCU for both his undergrad and graduate degrees.

VCU is a great school, but it is not a traditional campus. It is more like attending NYCU.

Eldest son wants to go to MIT (hello, poorhouse), youngest son wants to be a surfer. If the older boy gets into MIT, son #2 may just get his wish....

Virginia has some great colleges and universtities! I was thinking last night of all the ones that I could personally think of.. so.. here we go...

Longwood... my personal favorite!
VCU
ODU
CNU
UVA
Virginia Tech
JMU
Mary Washington
EMU
George Mason University
George Washington
Mary Baldwin College
BridgeWater College

Those are just off the top of my head... :) Tons of GREAT Schools... It was defenitly hard to choose when I went to college!

Virginia has some great colleges and universtities! I was thinking last night of all the ones that I could personally think of.. so.. here we go...

Longwood... my personal favorite!
VCU
ODU
CNU
UVA
Virginia Tech
JMU
Mary Washington
EMU
George Mason University
George Washington
Mary Baldwin College
BridgeWater College

Those are just off the top of my head... :) Tons of GREAT Schools... It was defenitly hard to choose when I went to college!

aaaaaannndddddd, one of those teams is in the Final Four! :flex:

Yes... they are!! Isn't it awesome!!!!!!!!! Everyone here is soooo excited about GMU making it!!! I live sooo close to GMU and everyong here is freakin' out!:)

tell me about it! i'm relatively close to GMU and all i see are Go Mason signs in restaurants and stuff on people's cars... i have a good friend who goes there now, so it makes it somewhat more personal than a root for location by proxy team hehe

tell me about it! i'm relatively close to GMU and all i see are Go Mason signs in restaurants and stuff on people's cars... i have a good friend who goes there now, so it makes it somewhat more personal than a root for location by proxy team hehe
aaaaaannndddddd, one of those teams is in the Final Four! :flex:
Yes... they are!! Isn't it awesome!!!!!!!!! Everyone here is soooo excited about GMU making it!!! I live sooo close to GMU and everyong here is freakin' out!:)

I hope y'all wont be to upset when George Mason loses to Florida this weekend. :biggrin:
GO GATORS!!! ------->Fl:box: <--------GMU (there was no basketball avi so I improvised :rolleyes:)

I went to Furman University in SC...not in VA, but another for the smallish liberal arts universities. :) Actually, I'm a scientist now, but I'm glad to have had that kind of educational experience.

Wow... lots of Virginians around here.

I went to JMU, but I'm originally from Long Island.

Wow... lots of Virginians around here.
I went to JMU, but I'm originally from Long Island.
My parents live like 10 minutes for JMU!! What a small world it is!! Hmmmm.... make me think if the Losties connections aren't all that far fetched! :) Heheh!

Everyone on this site probably has a connection someohow to atleast one other person! I wish there was a way to find out! :)

My parents live like 10 minutes for JMU!! What a small world it is!! Hmmmm.... make me think if the Losties connections aren't all that far fetched! :) Heheh!

Everyone on this site probably has a connection someohow to atleast one other person! I wish there was a way to find out! :)

Haha that is pretty funny. I love Harrisonburg. It took some adjusting, but it's a really beautiful area. I just graduated last spring and I still miss it!

Awww.. I love Harrisonburg too!! Harrisonburg isn't a big city by any means, but it has enough around to keep you entertained! A quick drive would lead you to the middle of nowhere:) I wonder if i have actually met you?? It is a good possibility!! I went up there alll the time on the weekends to party:) I lived in a small town south of Harrisonburg, and would go up there with my friends to break the lameness of our small town:)

Going to University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida, 47,000 students, 15 parking spots...

Going to University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida, 47,000 students, 15 parking spots...
hahahaha... same at Longwood... except we don't have nearly that many students.. so.. we had like ONE parking spot!

Imagine this... little all girls college... then... it grows... tons more students start going, excpet that the school is built between two streets that make a V!!!! Get me?? all the land on the outside of the V are all houses! the inside... is built up as much as it can be!! They build more buidings in TIGHT spaces to allow more students to go there!! Then.. they realize no one has a place to park! They make a HUGE underground parking garage... still.. not enough parking spaces! They have EXPANDED as much as possible.. and there isn't any land left!!

Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant MI...19,000 students...4-1 girl to guy ratio and named in the top 25 party schools in the nation when I was there...hehehehe...no I had nothing to do with it...:drunk:

Still in touch with all my roomates 17 years later...we go to the homecoming game together every year...nothing cooler than seeing everyone get older and have families...great memories for sure...

I'm going back to school in the Fall to work on a previously-begun English degree at a state school here in Boston. After that, I plan to do graduate work -- just not sure at which school, yet. (I'll let ya know!)

I actually work at Harvard University, which is where I'd love to go for my Master's. But it's so expensive -- $3600 for ONE class! So, we'll see. Maybe if I can get a scholarship...

Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant MI...19,000 students...4-1 girl to guy ratio and named in the top 25 party schools in the nation when I was there...hehehehe...no I had nothing to do with it...:drunk:

Still in touch with all my roomates 17 years later...we go to the homecoming game together every year...nothing cooler than seeing everyone get older and have families...great memories for sure...

I have a couple of friends who are going to attend CMU. It is a great school! :biggrin:

I got into Colby, Hamilton, and Colgate... not really sure which school I'm going to go to, I really like them all... it's gonna be a tough decision come May 1st.

Florida State University. Go 'Noles!

I got into Colby, Hamilton, and Colgate... not really sure which school I'm going to go to, I really like them all... it's gonna be a tough decision come May 1st.

Go to Colgate! I got into all three, and the kids at Colgate seemed by far the happiest. Those are three great schools though, congratulations!

I go to Georgetown University in DC ... for the next 6 weeks anyway. Post-graduation ... still up in the air! :)

I went to college at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, AR. I got my degree in Poli Sci with a minor in Sociology.

I want to go to rsamd, for music. Both my brothers have gone into music so it would be very uninventive, but following the tradition! lol.

I got into Colby, Hamilton, and Colgate... not really sure which school I'm going to go to, I really like them all... it's gonna be a tough decision come May 1st.

Best of luck on your decision! :biggrin:

I'm at Jacksonville State University right now.

I'm at Jacksonville State University right now.

Glad to hear what you're up to Shardyk. Best of luck in completing your degree! :biggrin:

I am now attending Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan..

I am now attending Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan..

Good for you!! That is a great school. A couple of myfriends go there and many more will attend this fall. I hope you enjoy your time @ GVSU! :biggrin:

I went to Virginia Tech for my BS (psychology) - hence the username. GO HOKIES! It's a great school. And then I went to the University of Georgia for my Masters. I'll be going back again for the PhD eventually. I'm not sure where - wherever I can get in since it's nearly impossible to get into a clinical psychology program. Good luck to everyone!

wow, ANOTHER virginian on the board... we're taking over, i tell ya... cool deal, Hokie, i'm in a graduate clinical psych program right now (going for my doctorate, already got my masters)... just one more semester of class and then going out on internship for a year, and i'll finally be done with my academic career...

wow, ANOTHER virginian on the board... we're taking over,

I have to say there are alot of virginians in this thread! :biggrin:

Hey Virginians! We rock.

I graduated from the "little school that could", well, almost did... in this past NCAA tournie, George Mason University. Hope to go back soon for my MBA. Taking the GMATs this summer.

Hey Virginians! We rock.

I graduated from the "little school that could", well, almost did... in this past NCAA tournie, George Mason University. Hope to go back soon for my MBA. Taking the GMATs this summer.

Congrats on your school's basketball performance! :biggrin:

Hey Virginian's! Go the the Caves and Beaches section and say HELLO on the Virginia thread! I started it and so far I have had like 5 posts and about 3 of them are mine responding to other people! Virginia has some pretty cool schools! I love it here... and I am getting excited knowing I am going to raise my son here! I wonder what College he will go to? And i wonder how much it will cost then? AGH!

I went to CW Post for my undergraduate and to Adelphi University for my M.S. Both schools are on Long Island.

My daughter is now at the University of Scranton. Agh! How did I get old enough to have a kid in college?!

I'm going to Georgia College and State University (GCSU for short) next fall to major in nursing. Tomorrow is Senior Breakfast and we're all excited to finally graduate from high school. Just a few more weeks... it's becoming harder and harder to wake up so early. :lipsseal:

chellly,
I went to Georgia Southern University - Go Eagles! Majored in history and minored in literature.
My friend's going there, she said the campus is really nice. It's also a big party school now. lol

The University of Oregon and now the University of Hawaii at Manoa. And unfortunately the Lost gods are not with me here. :cry: I don't get how all these insiders find out there information.

Hmm. Think I had just listed where I got my bachelor's, but if we're listing graduate degrees, I can add Johns Hopkins.

Too many Virginians. :) I did it the hard way - worked full time, went to school at night. Got a B.S. in Construction Mangement from the University of Houston.

wow, ANOTHER virginian on the board... we're taking over, i tell ya... cool deal, Hokie, i'm in a graduate clinical psych program right now (going for my doctorate, already got my masters)... just one more semester of class and then going out on internship for a year, and i'll finally be done with my academic career...

Congratulations! Huge accomplishment to even just get in. I've been working in research building up my resume, getting publications, etc. to get into a program. Good luck with the internship - I hope you get a good one.

Congrats on your school's basketball performance! :biggrin:

Thanks! It was a good time.

I want to go to the Univirsty of Boston for a year Majoring in compputer sience, and minoring in graphic and wed disign then go to Germany for the remanider of my colleg years (4/5)

Come here to study? Have fun... :lipsseal:

I want to go to the Univirsty of Boston for a year Majoring in compputer sience, and minoring in graphic and wed disign then go to Germany for the remanider of my colleg years (4/5)

I hope you have a good time! :biggrin:

Well I am only in grade nine, so I have a long time to decide where to go. But I know this may seem crazy since I live in Canada.. but I have always LOVED Switzerland, even though I've never been there, and I've always aspired to spend some time there when I am older. It never really occured to me that I should go to university/college there until a couple weeks ago. I researched it and asked my parents and they said I could go if thats what I really wanted. But I think they just said that because they think I will never really end up going so far away for years. But I am determined. I don't really like it around here and I can't wait to graduate and go to Switzerland :D ..but there's still the issue about money. It's quite expensive for university fees , living expenses, etc. But I will save up :)

We need to get some more Floridians on this thread :rolleyes:

Well I am only in grade nine, so I have a long time to decide where to go. But I know this may seem crazy since I live in Canada.. but I have always LOVED Switzerland, even though I've never been there, and I've always aspired to spend some time there when I am older. It never really occured to me that I should go to university/college there until a couple weeks ago. I researched it and asked my parents and they said I could go if thats what I really wanted. But I think they just said that because they think I will never really end up going so far away for years. But I am determined. I don't really like it around here and I can't wait to graduate and go to Switzerland :D ..but there's still the issue about money. It's quite expensive for university fees , living expenses, etc. But I will save up :)
Thats cool, you could always consider going as an exchange student in high school (a few weeks ago I meet someone who was here as an exchange student from Norway) or going to a Canadian college and then studying a semester abroad. I know several universities offer special scholorships and academic programs for students studying abroad from a school, some even already have prearranged deals in place with certain U.S. and Canadian schools (i.e. so many of there students come to school here an so many of our students go to school there and everybody pays what they would normally pay for tuition).

We need to get some more Floridians on this thread :rolleyes:


Thats cool, you could always consider going as an exchange student in high school (a few weeks ago I meet someone who was here as an exchange student from Norway) or going to a Canadian college and then studying a semester abroad. I know several universities offer special scholorships and academic programs for students studying abroad from a school, some even already have prearranged deals in place with certain U.S. and Canadian schools (i.e. so many of there students come to school here an so many of our students go to school there and everybody pays what they would normally pay for tuition).

Yeah, I was thinking about something like that. But in my school, we have certain exchanges set up for Quebec, and other places, but not in Switzerland. I am not sure exactly how they would react if I asked if they could set up an exchange to Switzerland. And plus, my parents would never let me go there in high school. They think it is too young. They will let me go to university there as long as I am 18 (not 17, which is how old I will be when I graduate). Another thing about exchanges- I would have to live in someone else's house and share it with a family. I think that that would be awkward for me. I would never want to like.. eat all their food and use up their gas to drive me places, you know? I would just hate to take away from a family. And I am also a very independant person and I would prefer living alone.

I'm a Floridian, but the wrong kind if you're a gator fan.

Go Noles!

I'm currently transferring from a community college to a university, and so far, I've received acceptance letters from UCI (University of California, Irvine) and UCSD (University of California San Diego). I was supposed to find out from UCLA 3 days ago, but they have put me on the "pending" list! DAMN THEM! I can't wait this long- although the "pending" list for my major is a "good" sign according to many people, I jsut can't go through the torment either. I'm probably going to find out from Berkeley this Monday too. I'm crapping myself.

SUNY Geneseo, upstate NY

Well I am only in grade nine, so I have a long time to decide where to go. But I know this may seem crazy since I live in Canada.. but I have always LOVED Switzerland, even though I've never been there, and I've always aspired to spend some time there when I am older. It never really occured to me that I should go to university/college there until a couple weeks ago. I researched it and asked my parents and they said I could go if thats what I really wanted. But I think they just said that because they think I will never really end up going so far away for years. But I am determined. I don't really like it around here and I can't wait to graduate and go to Switzerland :D ..but there's still the issue about money. It's quite expensive for university fees , living expenses, etc. But I will save up :)
I grew up in Switzerland. You're right about living expenses.... CH (shorthand for Switz.) is very expensive to live in, but if you have a job they pay well. I don't know how it works for non-residents, but university is (mostly) free over there; I'm pretty sure you could get a good deal as a foreign student, though.

I'm another Virginian, lol. I'm living in Fredericksburg now... but I'm from Long Island originally. My fiancee is from VA/MD.

But I went to a community college on Long Island, tried Pratt Institute in Brooklyn (design is a tough tough field lol, and NYC is great but can be rough). Now I hope to go to Mary Washington or VCU for education. My fiancee tried JMU and wants to go to VCU for education.

I have friends who graduated from C.W. Post, Adelphi, among other schools all across Long Island.

SUNY Geneseo, upstate NY


I grew up in Switzerland. You're right about living expenses.... CH (shorthand for Switz.) is very expensive to live in, but if you have a job they pay well. I don't know how it works for non-residents, but university is (mostly) free over there; I'm pretty sure you could get a good deal as a foreign student, though.

Ohh yeah I am sure I would get a job if I end up going there. Otherwise I would definately go broke which would not be a good thing. That's good to hear about getting a good deal. thanks for the information

Hope College in Holland, Michigan! Next week is finals!

Hope College in Holland, Michigan! Next week is finals!

Best of luck on your finals! I know a couple of people who go there and I looked it also! It is a very good school! :biggrin:

Hope College in Holland, Michigan! Next week is finals!

Good luck on your finals! Mine start Friday ... then I'm done with college forever!! :eek2:

Good luck on your finals! Mine start Friday ... then I'm done with college forever!! :eek2:

I hope your finals go well! :D

I'm not saying where I go...but I'm graduating in a month and moving back to NYC to work as a journalist. I've loved college, but seriously. Four years is enough!

I'm not saying where I go...but I'm graduating in a month and moving back to NYC to work as a journalist. I've loved college, but seriously. Four years is enough!

Hope you enjoy NYC! There is no other place like it in the world! :biggrin:

I have had an unorthodox college career.

Highschool GED - after 10th grade. I was sick of highschool. Had taken the LSATs and gotten a 1400 (perfect on verbal), did not see the point of sticking around highschool for a few more years for only a handful of AP courses.

Then, to college:
Simon's Rock College of Bard - one year, at 16.
University College Dublin (Ireland) - various courses btw 16 and going back to college in the States. Mostly Irish history/literature/archaeology.
AA - SUNY (State U. of New York), 2001. (Humanities/English.)
BA - Mount Holyoke College, 2003 (English - Early Modern concentration/Minor in film.)
MA - Valparaiso University, 2005 (Early Modern English.)
JD - Valparaiso University, 2008 (Hopefully!)

1L (first year law) finals are throughout this week. Constitutional law on Tuesday; property on Friday. (Where are the suicided smilies? I jest.)

University of Calgary, Banff School of Fine Arts and finished up at Uni of Toronto

I have had an unorthodox college career.

Highschool GED - after 10th grade. I was sick of highschool. Had taken the LSATs and gotten a 1400 (perfect on verbal), did not see the point of sticking around highschool for a few more years for only a handful of AP courses.

Then, to college:
Simon's Rock College of Bard - one year, at 16.
University College Dublin (Ireland) - various courses btw 16 and going back to college in the States. Mostly Irish history/literature/archaeology.
AA - SUNY (State U. of New York), 2001. (Humanities/English.)
BA - Mount Holyoke College, 2003 (English - Early Modern concentration/Minor in film.)
MA - Valparaiso University, 2005 (Early Modern English.)
JD - Valparaiso University, 2008 (Hopefully!)

1L (first year law) finals are throughout this week. Constitutional law on Tuesday; property on Friday. (Where are the suicided smilies? I jest.)

How did you like Mount Holyoke? I think that's where Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes worked and studied for a summer.

'Lagers are very smart educated people. I was wondering where you went to college or where will you go to college? :biggrin:

I'm going to go to Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. (Hence the name EarlhamGirl) It is a quaker liberal arts school with 1,200 students. I'm getting very excited about going in the fall! :)

I studied History at the University of Huddersfield (northern England)

I have a B.S in Computer Engineering from Clarkson University... which is way upstate New York. :biggrin:
Go Tech!

I have had an unorthodox college career.

Highschool GED - after 10th grade. I was sick of highschool. Had taken the LSATs and gotten a 1400 (perfect on verbal), did not see the point of sticking around highschool for a few more years for only a handful of AP courses.

Then, to college:
Simon's Rock College of Bard - one year, at 16.
University College Dublin (Ireland) - various courses btw 16 and going back to college in the States. Mostly Irish history/literature/archaeology.
AA - SUNY (State U. of New York), 2001. (Humanities/English.)
BA - Mount Holyoke College, 2003 (English - Early Modern concentration/Minor in film.)
MA - Valparaiso University, 2005 (Early Modern English.)
JD - Valparaiso University, 2008 (Hopefully!)

1L (first year law) finals are throughout this week. Constitutional law on Tuesday; property on Friday. (Where are the suicided smilies? I jest.)

That is definitely a unique and interesting college career! :D

hey:) I got accepted to Santa Clara in California:D I'm gonna be going there this fall...hopefully...that is if I pass my math class.........

I'm gonna major is Communications/Media Studies. cuz i luv tv hehehe

hey:) I got accepted to Santa Clara in California:D I'm gonna be going there this fall...hopefully...that is if I pass my math class.........

I'm gonna major is Communications/Media Studies. cuz i luv tv hehehe

Good for you! :D

Delta College (I have expereinced the Delta Difference, and the difference was good)
Hope College (Here, we'd like to give you money, then take it away and give it to a freshman just because they're dutch and you aren't. Ya' ain't Dutch, ya ain't much, I guess.)
Central Michigan University, home of very little parking for commuters and very large used book fees.

the bananna

Delta College (I have expereinced the Delta Difference, and the difference was good)
Hope College (Here, we'd like to give you money, then take it away and give it to a freshman just because they're dutch and you aren't. Ya' ain't Dutch, ya ain't much, I guess.)
Central Michigan University, home of very little parking for commuters and very large used book fees.

the bananna

Good for you Bananna! (By the way, I love the Dutch statement! :biggrin: )

like Digitalash, I did the community college route in CA, 4 years total, working full-time & going to night classes...

Transfered to UC Berkeley, got my B.A. in History (with a concentration on ancient history, Roman empire & rise of Christianity)

Then got accepted to Harvard Divinity School, where I currently am, for my Masters... officially it is a "master's of theological studies" but I've focused mostly on ethics, specifically pertaining to violence & war among the world's major religions. I'll finish in the fall (january 07 to be exact) and then.... who knows... I'll have to decide that over the summer!

like Digitalash, I did the community college route in CA, 4 years total, working full-time & going to night classes...

Transfered to UC Berkeley, got my B.A. in History (with a concentration on ancient history, Roman empire & rise of Christianity)

Then got accepted to Harvard Divinity School, where I currently am, for my Masters... officially it is a "master's of theological studies" but I've focused mostly on ethics, specifically pertaining to violence & war among the world's major religions. I'll finish in the fall (january 07 to be exact) and then.... who knows... I'll have to decide that over the summer!

Sounds like you have alot of good things going for you! Best of luck on finishing at Harvard! :biggrin:

I went to The Swain School of Design in New Bedford, MA. It was a very small art school. It now longer exists on it's own...it merged with UMASS--Dartmouth some years ago.

I went to The Swain School of Design in New Bedford, MA. It was a very small art school. It now longer exists on it's own...it merged with UMASS--Dartmouth some years ago.

Cool! :D

Currently on an extended break from college, I used to go to Detroit's Wayne State University.

Currently on an extended break from college, I used to go to Detroit's Wayne State University.

I know that one! :D

I went to the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC for a BA in Corporate Communication with a minor in Japanese, Internodal Transportation, and Business Admin. I just got my by MBA at Keller Graduate School of Management. I want to go to FSU in FL and get a Masters in Asian Studies with a focus on Chinese. We'll see what happens. I'd also like to go to Law School, but I have to boost my LSAT up since I only got a 147.

I plan on going to FSU, Notre Dame, or USF once I graduate (which will be awhile since I'm just moving into sophomore year :smile: )

first 2 years of college at University of South Florida then last two back here Florida Atlantic University !

major in accounting

Be You- Boston University

Anyone who plans to go there? Don't. They're all bureaucratic *removed* there :drowsy:

I went to the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC for a BA in Corporate Communication with a minor in Japanese, Internodal Transportation, and Business Admin. I just got my by MBA at Keller Graduate School of Management. I want to go to FSU in FL and get a Masters in Asian Studies with a focus on Chinese. We'll see what happens. I'd also like to go to Law School, but I have to boost my LSAT up since I only got a 147.

What do you have to get on the LSATS to get into Law school? (Just curious...:biggrin: )

Be You- Boston University

Anyone who plans to go there? Don't. They're all bureaucratic dickholes there :drowsy:

Why did you go there and not like it? :undecide: What's so bad about BU?

I plan on going to FSU, Notre Dame, or USF once I graduate (which will be awhile since I'm just moving into sophomore year :smile: )

So you'll go to FSU or USF but no UF, c'mon get with the program UF's better than FSU :p and I'm not the least bit biased or anything :rolleyes: :biggrin:

If I had to go into the many reasons why BU is a terrible university, this post would be 4,815,162,342 words long. But seriously, the main reasons are

1) no real campus
2) bureaucracy makes it extremely difficult to get anything accomplished, ie: transferring classes, dropping classes, etc.
3) it's outrageously expensive and they are none to chary with loans

If I had to go into the many reasons why BU is a terrible university, this post would be 4,815,162,342 words long. But seriously, the main reasons are

1) no real campus
2) bureaucracy makes it extremely difficult to get anything accomplished, ie: transferring classes, dropping classes, etc.
3) it's outrageously expensive and they are none to chary with loans

Thanks for the input! :biggrin:

So you'll go to FSU or USF but no UF, c'mon get with the program UF's better than FSU :p and I'm not the least bit biased or anything :rolleyes: :biggrin:

You are not biased at all... ;)

I'm going to UBC (University of British Columbia) right now. Prior to getting into the BEd. program there, I did three years of undergrad at SFU.

I'm going to UBC (University of British Columbia) right now. Prior to getting into the BEd. program there, I did three years of undergrad at SFU.

Good for you LostinVancouver! :biggrin:

I went to the University of Maine at Farmington for teaching. Started my masters in education, but may need to put that on hold for a while :undecide:

I went to the University of Maine at Farmington for teaching. Started my masters in education, but may need to put that on hold for a while :undecide:

I hope everything goes well with your masters! :biggrin:

Thanks. I may have to put it on hold though,because I'm looking for a new position. If where I hope to work doesn't help me pay for my grad courses, then I won't be able to do it for a while! It's a lot of hard work, but it's been well worth it :)

I am currently at The Ohio State University majoring in Business admin. Go Bucks!!

I am currently at The Ohio State University majoring in Business admin. Go Bucks!!

Cool! :cool:

Right now I'm going to Point Park University (how many of you have heard of that one, eh? :cool: ) for cinema... which basically I'm going to be homeless when I "grow up" :biggrin: But, hey, it's what I like doing so I'm pretty justified in majoring in it.

Well i live in Grimsby so i go to Grimsby college but im intending to go to Lincoln to do my digree! i sound so grown up!

I went to Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, NJ. I got my BA and MA in Psychology.

I'm going to be attending Salem State College in Massachusetts come September, to major in acting, which means that I face a rather strong likelihood of becoming a starving artist...and proud of it!

Anyone else going there/go there?

Howdi.

I just love to talk, so excuse me for sharing my stuff.... shut me up if you will :biggrin: ...

I wanted to be a high flying exec, but I took another route instead!! :cool:

I got a BA(Hons) in Theatre Practice from the CSSD (Central School of Speech and Drama) which is part of the University of London.

Apart from that, I have a very interesting take on the evergreen University of Life...:rolleyes:

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I'm going to Webster University (St. Louis, MO) this fall. I'm majoring in Broadcast Journalism and I'm going to try for a minor in Theatre later on. It's a great school from what I can tell. Everyone that I've talked to loves it.

I'm currently a forensics/pre-med major (or at least that's what I will be once I work out the finer details with the *insert sarcastic voice here* extremely helpful administration people/building at UCR (University of California, Riverside).

Woo for surviving my first year of college :biggrin:

Right now I'm going to Point Park University (how many of you have heard of that one, eh? :cool: ) for cinema... which basically I'm going to be homeless when I "grow up" :biggrin: But, hey, it's what I like doing so I'm pretty justified in majoring in it.

Being as I'm from originally from that end of the state, I know you're in Pittsburgh. :)

I got my BS at IUP and my M.Ed at Penn State.

I am most assuredly not ever going back to school ever again. :bored:

Ever.

I'm going to Webster University (St. Louis, MO) this fall. I'm majoring in Broadcast Journalism and I'm going to try for a minor in Theatre later on. It's a great school from what I can tell. Everyone that I've talked to loves it.

Good luck! :D It sounds like a good school! ;)

I just recieved some of my S.A.T II scores today; guess I won't be needing that Harvard application :P Unless I do magically on my next two, which would have to be history, since those seem to be the only ones I can score well on. I'll probably take English Literature and World History. Not Spanish, since that one I effectively bombed.

Can't wait for my AP test results, since I need them to finish the rest of my applications. Mixed emotions on recieving them, though.

I currently am part-time enrolled in community college in California, and might transfer to Berkeley or UCLA and go there for 2 years, or shuck my American education and hop on a plane (my UCAS application is more finished than any other one...Canada's site-specific isn't up yet either.)
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I'm currently a forensics/pre-med major (or at least that's what I will be once I work out the finer details with the *insert sarcastic voice here* extremely helpful administration people/building at UCR (University of California, Riverside).

Woo for surviving my first year of college :biggrin:

Awesome!!! I'm in calculus this summer with a bunch of UCR attendees.

I just recieved some of my S.A.T II scores today; guess I won't be needing that Harvard application :P Unless I do magically on my next two, which would have to be history, since those seem to be the only ones I can score well on. I'll probably take English Literature and World History. Not Spanish, since that one I effectively bombed.

Can't wait for my AP test results, since I need them to finish the rest of my applications. Mixed emotions on recieving them, though.

I currently am part-time enrolled in community college in California, and might transfer to Berkeley or UCLA and go there for 2 years, or shuck my American education and hop on a plane (my UCAS application is more finished than any other one...Canada's site-specific isn't up yet either.)

That sounds exciting! :biggrin:

B. Mus. Vocal Performance, 1991, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
M. Mus. Vocal Performance, 1997, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston
M. Mus. Performance/Conducting, 1997, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

And of the four people in my immediate family (mom, dad, brother), I rank third in number of degrees.

B. Mus. Vocal Performance, 1991, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
M. Mus. Vocal Performance, 1997, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston
M. Mus. Performance/Conducting, 1997, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

And of the four people in my immediate family (mom, dad, brother), I rank third in number of degrees.

Congrats! :biggrin: I guess you'll need some more degrees if you want to catch up with the rest of your family! ;)

I'm at Penn State right now, majoring in English. I started last summer and I'm taking things kind of slow.

I'm at Penn State right now, majoring in English. I started last summer and I'm taking things kind of slow.

Best of luck in your future education and goals! :biggrin:

I received my first BA in English from the University of Texas at Austin.
I finished up my second major, a BBA in Management Info Systems, from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX (execution capital of the US :rolleyes:).

I'm currently studying for the LSAT and hope to score well enough to get into one of the colleges of my choosing for the 2007-2008 school year. I'm not completely certain on where I will apply yet, but one of the big factors in choosing a school is that I want to go to Law School in the state where I wouldn't mind potentially spending the rest of my life. I'd like to get the heck out of Dodge (aka Texas).

Got my BS in Electrical Engineering from University of Rhode Island. Will graduate from Rhode Island School of Design in Spring 2007 in Photography, and then plans are to get a PhD fron Salve Regina in Humanities...What an awesome world.

Hey, congrats on RISD! Great school! And good luck at Salve. As I type this, I'm currently hanging out in Newport, myself. It's my old home town, and my mom did one of her (four) degrees at Salve, in nursing.

I feel so unaccomplished. I'm 17, and I'm a few units (summer school and English) short of my AA. So that means I have 0 degrees as of now.

I'm working on my college apps right now, though. As my mother said, "You have one chance to make them want you," since some of the schools might not do interviews...

I've planned to college visits!! Vancouver, BC in September, and San Francisco in November. One to see the campus and Snow Patrol at a club, and another to see a USC football game and two campuses. I don't think I'll get to the UK until April, when I know if I've gotten in to Cambridge or any of the Univerities of London.

I feel so unaccomplished. I'm 17, and I'm a few units (summer school and English) short of my AA. So that means I have 0 degrees as of now.

I'm working on my college apps right now, though. As my mother said, "You have one chance to make them want you," since some of the schools might not do interviews...

I've planned to college visits!! Vancouver, BC in September, and San Francisco in November. One to see the campus and Snow Patrol at a club, and another to see a USC football game and two campuses. I don't think I'll get to the UK until April, when I know if I've gotten in to Cambridge or any of the Univerities of London.

No need to worry about not having a degree. As of a month ago, I also didn't have a degree! ;) The key is to start early on the college apps and don't apply to too many schools. If you don't follow these two rules, you'll definitely get stressed! Good luck with the apps! :biggrin: Remember the hardest part is getting started! So, there is no better time to start than now! :D

Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. I majored in education.

I'm at Penn State right now, majoring in English. I started last summer and I'm taking things kind of slow.

Hey, one of my students will be at Penn State this fall, majoring in musical theater. Keep an ear out for a spectacular freshman baritone.

university of georgia -- six years, two degrees!

university of georgia -- six years, two degrees!

My cousin just graduated from Georgia Tech and my dad also went there:biggrin: ... I'm not sure how I feel about the University of Georgia! ;)

I went to Hudson Valley CC and Albany Med School of Nursing. My son considered Earlham College for its Japanese program but he's going to San Francisco State Univ next month instead.

I am currently at Grand Valley State University in Michigan - majoring in film production (I want to be a producer) and minoring in Advertising/PR