I don't know if you're trying to look cool or if you genuinely think that girls is a notable pro or con when thinking about what school to attend, but if you're serious, you have some fucked up priorities.
I mean. It's not a big deal, since my options are great at the present moment. So I can afford to nitpick.
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University of Sheffield Engineering department. Fuck yes.
We're so awesome we have a church as a lecture theater.[/QUOTE]
yes but we also have this abomination
[img]http://www.tamegoeswild.com/thedailymumble/uploaded_images/information-commons01-716643.JPG[/img]
[QUOTE=Tabarnaco;29205688]I don't know if you're trying to look cool or if you genuinely think that girls is a notable pro or con when thinking about what school to attend, but if you're serious, you have some fucked up priorities.[/QUOTE]
When walking around campus is akin to being on Mount Olympus while a huge goddess party is being thrown, then yeah, it's a pretty notable pro.
Heading in the Fall to University of Dallas in Irving
The University of Dallas is a private Catholic, U.S. News and World Report Tier one regional (West) university located in Irving, Texas. It has a required curriculum based in the Western intellectual tradition and an integrated study-abroad program on its campus in Rome, Italy.
The Braniff Politics program was ranked 28th in the world in a survey of American political theory scholars.
Undergrads first two years usually consist of the Core which is
The core curriculum includes four classes in literary tradition (Epic Poetry, Lyrical Poetry, The Play (comedy and tragedy), and The Novel; four classes in history (two American and two Western Civilization); four philosophy (Philosophy and the Ethical Life, Philosophy of Man, Philosophy of Being and a Philosophy elective); two fine arts and one math, or one fine art and two maths. These requirements were recently reduced. Still required are: two of the same foreign language in the intermediate level or higher (modern or classical; German, French, Spanish, Italian; Latin and Greek); two theology classes (Understanding the Bible and Western Theological Tradition); one course in American politics and one course in economics.
[IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/4b/University_of_Dallas_2.jpg/800px-University_of_Dallas_2.jpg[/img]
I'm not catholic but damn it, it a good school and quite amazing really. also with a nice $48,000 scholarship and playing college soccer life is gonna be good...
[QUOTE=mike;29212337]yes but we also have this abomination
[img_thumb]http://www.tamegoeswild.com/thedailymumble/uploaded_images/information-commons01-716643.JPG[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
That's an interesting building but damn that colour is ugly as hell.
I go to UNT (University of North Texas). It's alright but after I get the majority of basics done I am going to try and transfer after my sophomore year (freshmen year right now). I'm going to try and transfer to UT Austin/Dallas since I want to major in Computer Engineering. UNT is more of a music school and I kick my self in the ass everyday since I didn't do the CAP program that UT offered.
[img]http://www.pacificu.edu/as/mfa/residencies/images/img621.jpg[/img]
I am planning on going to Pacific University in Oregon. Seems like a pretty nice school.
I am going to study archaeology/anthropology.
[img]http://attendingtheworld.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/harvard_university_building.jpg[/img]
[b]HARVARD UNIVERSITY MOTHERFUCKERS[/b]
Haha can you get in? Or afford it?
I got accepted to Stanford University, but the workload was just too much for me to deal with. So I enrolled in the Barrett Honors College at ASU instead. Ivy League or ridiculously expensive schools are overrated for anything not dealing with law or engineering.
I have a good friend who's in the honors program there.
[img]http://www.rampantscotland.com/graphics/strathclyde1202a.jpg[/img]
or
[img]http://www.stuglo.com/media/206100/8.jpg[/img]
So I found out a few days ago that the applicants to Computer Engineering at KTH rose with 30% since last year. I hope it doesn't affect my chances to get into the school.
Accepted my MComp at york.
[QUOTE=Swebonny;29403129]So I found out a few days ago that the applicants to Computer Engineering at KTH rose with 30% since last year. I hope it doesn't affect my chances to get into the school.[/QUOTE]
Well obviously, to some extent it's going to, just by sheer odds. But if you're one of the top applicants, that probably isn't going to change.
[quote]MUS 31. Digital Music Studio (3)
Lec-3, lab-2, field trips
PREREQ.: MUS 30
Repeat: max 6 units
Practical study of the digital music studio, including the functions of hardware and software tools for composition, sequencing, notation, and digital audio recording. Creation and editing digital music files and exploration of current practical applications of the medium. CSU[/quote]
[quote]Tuition fee per semester unit: $187.00 + $26.00 enrollment fee per unit. [/quote]
How much will this course cost? :psyduck:
[QUOTE=Evilan;28944960][b]ASU Tempe[/b]
[img_thumb]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/98/Asuhayden.jpg[/img_thumb]
Pros
- Top 5 in business and engineering programs
- Huge class selection
- Located in a college town a few miles from Phoenix
- Few requirements for entry
- Is a reputable party school
- In the PAC 10 NCAA league (hardcore about sports)
Cons
- Huge student body (60,000 in Tempe, 13,000 in downtown/medical)
- Expensive and raising tuition in 2 years
- Planning on going private and for profit
- It's located nearby Phoenix
- Hot temperatures[/QUOTE]
Mother fucker, I will see you there :v:
fuck your fancy ass college buildings
one of the buildings at my college :saddowns:
[img]http://www.dbfacades.com/d&b_web_ims/current_projects/SDC10003.jpg[/img]
Revive since University season is closing in:
Well I'm going to one of two:
[B]The University of Nottingham
[/B]or
[B]The University of Sussex[/B]
Both for chemistry.
[QUOTE=PunchedInFac;29629288]Revive since University season is closing in:
Well I'm going to one of two:
[B]The University of Nottingham
[/B]or
[B]The University of Sussex[/B]
Both for chemistry.[/QUOTE]
i didn't particularly like nottingham, both the department and the campus.
i didn't visit sussex, but i know it came top of the league table in 2010. however - someone who used to lecture and research there told me he didn't particularly like it.
though this is probably now irrelevant since you'll already have applied.
[QUOTE=mike;29629331]i didn't particularly like nottingham, both the department and the campus.
i didn't visit sussex, but i know it came top of the league table in 2010. however - someone who used to lecture and research there told me he didn't particularly like it.
though this is probably now irrelevant since you'll already have applied.[/QUOTE]
why so?
Someone tell me all about taking geology
What's the average workload like, what kind of shit does the course cover, all of that
It's what I'm leaning toward for fall 2012 but I really don't know, so I'm taking a long time to consider things
[QUOTE=Zeke129;29642794]Someone tell me all about taking geology
What's the average workload like, what kind of shit does the course cover, all of that
It's what I'm leaning toward for fall 2012 but I really don't know, so I'm taking a long time to consider things[/QUOTE]
Geology? Woah man, at a glance it seems like a big workload in terms of memorizing and learning. Work though might be finding a place to survey and acclimating yourself to the earth's tectonic pace.
[QUOTE=PunchedInFac;29649187]Geology? Woah man, at a glance it seems like a big workload in terms of memorizing and learning. Work though might be finding a place to survey and acclimating yourself to the earth's tectonic pace.[/QUOTE]
Memorizing and learning? At a UNIVERSITY?
Nonsense I don't believe you
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I could get a job as one of those guys who stand on the edge of a volcano and lower the big stick into the lava
I swear to god they're not really doing any science, they're just getting cool photos
National University of Ireland Galway
[img]http://www.crookhaven.net/images/galway/nuig-quad.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.irelands-directory.com/images/photos/nuigalway.jpg[/img]
It's nice enough, still a high ratio of dickheads but if you can ignore that its a top notch university with good facilities and lecturers.
[QUOTE=Mabus;29650955]National University of Ireland Galway
[img_thumb]http://www.crookhaven.net/images/galway/nuig-quad.jpg[/img_thumb]
[img_thumb]http://www.irelands-directory.com/images/photos/nuigalway.jpg[/img_thumb]
It's nice enough, still a high ratio of dickheads but if you can ignore that its a top notch university with good facilities and lecturers.[/QUOTE]
Those pictures really over sell NUIG's campus, right now it looks like total crap with prefabs and construction everywhere.
[QUOTE=Zeke129;29650649]Memorizing and learning? At a UNIVERSITY?
Nonsense I don't believe you
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I could get a job as one of those guys who stand on the edge of a volcano and lower the big stick into the lava
I swear to god they're not really doing any science, they're just getting cool photos[/QUOTE]
Every once in a while the earth gives a little fart and the geologists of the world simultaneously wet themselves. They'll rush to the site in their cargo shorts and polo shirts and stand around a seismometer doing absolutely bugger all. One of them might grow enough balls to get into a tin foil suit and stand next to some lava while others take pictures saying "Phowar! Geology is [i]really[/i] exciting!"
When that's all done they all go back home and write about the coming volcanic apocalypse.
[QUOTE=Tastydirt;29651626]Those pictures really over sell NUIG's campus, right now it looks like total crap with prefabs and construction everywhere.[/QUOTE]
Yeah not to mention the pit of doom beside the library.
[QUOTE=PunchedInFac;29653352]Every once in a while the earth gives a little fart and the geologists of the world simultaneously wet themselves. They'll rush to the site in their cargo shorts and polo shirts and stand around a seismometer doing absolutely bugger all. One of them might grow enough balls to get into a tin foil suit and stand next to some lava while others take pictures saying "Phowar! Geology is [i]really[/i] exciting!"
When that's all done they all go back home and write about the coming volcanic apocalypse.[/QUOTE]
Sounds awesome. What about geophysicists? Do they also do bugger all, just for a bigger paycheque?
I was strong in math so I've been reading into geophysics as well
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[QUOTE=Mabus;29650955]
[img_thumb]http://www.crookhaven.net/images/galway/nuig-quad.jpg[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
Look at all that mossy stone
Watch for mob spawners in there
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