what college do/did/will you go to?

georgia tech here, ATL ho!! :rastasmoke:
next year will be my sophomore year

In this order:

University of Texas (the big one in Austin) - undergrad
University of Texas (again, the one and only) - grad
Southern Methodist University - wasted post-grad professional degree
Am currently pursuing an M.D. degree at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas

I'm at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Can you say decriminalization?

Dawson College - starting soon

BA in comparative literature from UMass, Amherst.

next year im attending UC Santa Cruz
the 4th biggest stoner school in the nation according to the princton review
:D

West Virginia State University, yes West Virginia is its own state too. sophomore now

Southern Oregon University, be a Junior next term.

Incoming freshman to Purdue University.

You should feel lucky Bird Girl, I wanted to go to U of Texas (I was born in San Antonio), but since I now live in Chicago it is so hard to get into. I think the number was that U of T accepted around 1k out of state students, including those from overseas. Only one person in my school of 1k students got in (even when our average ACT is 28). :( It's such a nice campus.

Loyola College - Baltimore

BA in Poli Sci.

Gotta love those Jesuits.

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Incoming freshman to Purdue University.

You should feel lucky Bird Girl, I wanted to go to U of Texas (I was born in San Antonio), but since I now live in Chicago it is so hard to get into. I think the number was that U of T accepted around 1k out of state students, including those from overseas. Only one person in my school of 1k students got in (even when our average ACT is 28). :( It's such a nice campus.

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UT's such a huge place nowadays. Of course, it was big in the late 70s, too. There were about 38,000 people there when I first went in the fall of 1977, but it was a lot easier to get into in those days. Pretty much anyone who wanted to go to UT in those days and had the state minimum SAT/ACTs could get in. That was before they guaranteed acceptance of the state's top 10% or 15% of its high school students, which I guess is why it has enrollment of 50,000 these days. If I had to do it over again, I'd have gone to a smaller university where there was less cut-throat competition and more personal attention. Like Purdue, which is a great school. You going to study engineering?

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Like Purdue, which is a great school. You going to study engineering?

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I'm debating between Computer Science (Programming) and Computer Graphics Technology (3D Art and Animation). Right now I'm in CGT but both majors can somewhat switch between each other, which is nice for someone in my position. That's one of the main reasons I chose Purdue. If I did get into UT then I probably would have been forced to go the programming route, since they don't really offer much in cgt.

If you wanted more personal experience, what made you decide to go to grad school there?

USS John C Stennis

I took intro to philosophy and business management

provided by central texas college

S:jointsmile:I:jointsmile:U:jointsmile:

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I'm debating between Computer Science (Programming) and Computer Graphics Technology (3D Art and Animation). Right now I'm in CGT but both majors can somewhat switch between each other, which is nice for someone in my position. That's one of the main reasons I chose Purdue. If I did get into UT then I probably would have been forced to go the programming route, since they don't really offer much in cgt.

If you wanted more personal experience, what made you decide to go to grad school there?

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my freshman roommate at georgia tech was a CS major who was dead set on going to purdue until he got a scholarship to GT at the last second.

dr. birdgirl, huh, i'm impressed. :thumbsup:

UT Arlington going to be a sophomore next semester. I'm planning to major in Mech. Engineering.

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my freshman roommate at georgia tech was a CS major who was dead set on going to purdue until he got a scholarship to GT at the last second.

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I actually was looking into GT, but never really got around to applying. It was probably since that school doesn't get as much recognition as it should around here.

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I actually was looking into GT, but never really got around to applying. It was probably since that school doesn't get as much recognition as it should around here.

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GT is alright. i grew up about 30 minutes away from it, most of my friends ended up at UGA but GT is probably the better fit for me. i mean, there's the stereotypes (like, your average student is a nerdy asian who never leaves his dorm) but that's ok for me because i don't have to compete with them for the ladies :D

everybody at tech's really smart, really involved and well-rounded, it's nuts
all the calc professors are asian and don't speak english and they end up busting everybody's balls

- currently a junior at ole miss (the university of mississippi), which also happens to be one of top party schools in the u.s. woooo!!! in all actuality though, i've majorly cut back on the drinking, which is hard, it's a huge part of the culture on campus (yeah, i know that drinking is big on a lot of college campuses, but if you know anything about the grove, then you know what i'm talking about haha)

i'm double majoring in:

-international studies with a thematic and regional concentration on the social and cultural identity of europe

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-french

potentially minoring in either journalism or communications

After the airforce im headed to Tallahasse ( Florida state university) mainly because they have a Norml chapter there and i want to get involed while i study political science.

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after the airforce im headed to tallahasse ( Florida state university) because they have a Norml chapter there and i want to get involed while i study political science.

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yuck. free shoes university, the only school in the country with more thugs is miami (the u? more like thug u). my girlfriend almost went to FSU, obviously i'm glad she went to my school instead. :D

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yuck. free shoes university, the only school in the country with more thugs is miami (the u? more like thug u). my girlfriend almost went to FSU, obviously i'm glad she went to my school instead. :D

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Hey man dont make me scalp you....Start up the warchant.:thumbsup:

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UT's such a huge place nowadays. Of course, it was big in the late 70s, too. There were about 38,000 people there when I first went in the fall of 1977, but it was a lot easier to get into in those days. Pretty much anyone who wanted to go to UT in those days and had the state minimum SAT/ACTs could get in. That was before they guaranteed acceptance of the state's top 10% or 15% of its high school students, which I guess is why it has enrollment of 50,000 these days. If I had to do it over again, I'd have gone to a smaller university where there was less cut-throat competition and more personal attention. Like Purdue, which is a great school. You going to study engineering?

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actually they just put an end to anyone one in the state thats in the top 10% gets in. but yea its all about UT baby... or Rice:thumbsup:

Oklahoma State University
I got a 30 on my ACT after smoking almost everyday for a year... and they say weed kills brain cells?

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Hey man dont make me scalp you....Start up the warchant.:thumbsup:

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If you wanted more personal experience, what made you decide to go to grad school there?

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Under any other circumstances, I'd have gone someplace else smaller. But I was in an arts/humanities degree plan through the UT Plan II program that kept us in for two extra semesters, began plowing us through graduate courses in addition to regular ones during our senior year and in that additional year, and spit us out at the end with both a B.A. and an M.A. So it was automatic with what I was studying. Didn't really feel like separate degrees, to be honest. But in course hours and credits, it was.

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- currently a junior at ole miss (the university of mississippi), which also happens to be one of top party schools in the u.s. woooo!!! in all actuality though, i've majorly cut back on the drinking, which is hard, it's a huge part of the culture on campus (yeah, i know that drinking is big on a lot of college campuses, but if you know anything about the grove, then you know what i'm talking about haha)

i'm double majoring in:

-international studies with a thematic and regional concentration on the social and cultural identity of europe

and

-french

potentially minoring in either journalism or communications

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Ole Miss! I love that place. I had good friends who went there back in my day, and if I'd had a daughter I'd have loved it if she'd gone there. Oxford is a fine, fine place. (My family hails originally from north Lousiana, so the Mississippi Delta feels like home, too.)

Ole Miss is a party school. It's also a frat/sorority school, like most big Deep South schools are. Are you Greek?

Pitt

[quote=blazed_babe]- currently a junior at ole miss (the university of mississippi), which also happens to be one of top party schools in the u.s. woooo!!! in all actuality though, i've majorly cut back on the drinking, which is hard, it's a huge part of the culture on campus (yeah, i know that drinking is big on a lot of college campuses, but if you know anything about the grove, then you know what i'm talking about haha)

i'm double majoring in:

-international studies with a thematic and regional concentration on the social and cultural identity of europe

and

-french

potentially minoring in either journalism or communications[/QUOTE


are you hot just a question??? cuz if you happen to teach French id like to join, nothing like a French accent mmm



I have finished 1 1/2 years at RCC(riverside community college) Im also starting an EMT program the 18th and im not sure if i will be on the boards as much, its going to be hell, its an 8 week course and full national registry in the end.. o0o0 boy i cant wait :stoned::hippy:

UNIVERISTY OF NORTH FLORIDA, junior , i am a nursing major. It's a growing school for sure, NORMAL chapter that really took off this year and just a pretty fun school.

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Ole Miss! I love that place. I had good friends who went there back in my day, and if I'd had a daughter I'd have loved it if she'd gone there. Oxford is a fine, fine place. (My family hails originally from north Lousiana, so the Mississippi Delta feels like home, too.)

Ole Miss is a party school. It's also a frat/sorority school, like most big Deep South schools are. Are you Greek?

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nah, i'm not greek - i'm too much of a hippy haha - but i have a lot of friends that are greek. a lot of my girl friends are either phi mu or dg

I'm going to the university of working. I might go to school for glassblowing and music, but school, especially the college scene, is not for me. Still love the parties though! I live on a major campus and my place is the most hoppin place around. I get to have the college life without all the bullshit learning! I love it!

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Originally Posted by blazed_babe

- currently a junior at ole miss (the university of mississippi), which also happens to be one of top party schools in the u.s. woooo!!! in all actuality though, i've majorly cut back on the drinking, which is hard, it's a huge part of the culture on campus (yeah, i know that drinking is big on a lot of college campuses, but if you know anything about the grove, then you know what i'm talking about haha)

i'm double majoring in:

-international studies with a thematic and regional concentration on the social and cultural identity of europe

and

-french

potentially minoring in either journalism or communications[/QUOTE


are you hot just a question??? cuz if you happen to teach French id like to join, nothing like a French accent mmm



I have finished 1 1/2 years at RCC(riverside community college) Im also starting an EMT program the 18th and im not sure if i will be on the boards as much, its going to be hell, its an 8 week course and full national registry in the end.. o0o0 boy i cant wait :stoned::hippy:

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lol well here, you should be able to find me on this page
http://boards.cannabis.com/sexuality...ml#post1465408

i don't teach it (french) but i have been taking it for the past 6 years, and i will be going to school in montpellier, france for 8 months, starting in january :)

you should defantly do interpreting if your that good, its really good money and you can also travel.. nice :thumbsup:

and yes id say ur pretty
just wondering cuz the whole thought of a French teacher is like wow lol
im just hanging out in my own fantasy don't mind me

Yale, gonna be a junior

just finished my last final of my second year at Cal Poly Pomona

^^ nice , personally i love school.. you get out of the house, you meet new people and your gaining knowledge to make you richer lol.. funny how everything works.

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UNIVERISTY OF NORTH FLORIDA, junior , i am a nursing major. It's a growing school for sure, NORMAL chapter that really took off this year and just a pretty fun school.

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So you must live in or around jacksonville right?...ive been by there campus when i was lost one time (just moved there) and it was pretty nice.

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So you must live in or around jacksonville right?...ive been by there campus when i was lost one time (just moved there) and it was pretty nice.

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yes i do, like 5 minutes from campus around JTB, i like it. We know how to do it in the south... haha

ucsd was my choice..best biology department around.

but i ended up at sdsu unfortunately.