For your seniors, where are you applying?
I've applied to:
Hampden-Sydney College (1st choice)
Roanoke College (2nd choice)
Averett University (safety)
United States Coast Guard Academy (reach, but the more I think about it I really would prefer Sydney)
I got my acceptance letter from Averett today. My application to Roanoke was lost in the mail so I'm still waiting on that to get there, and I'll find out about HSC in December.
Roanoke sent me about 15 pounds of unsolicited mail. The bastards.
United States Coast Guard Academy (reach, but the more I think about it I really would prefer Sydney)
I see no correlation between USCGA and Sydney...
Rensselaer
WPI
RIT
Northeastern
UMass Amherst
All for Computer Engineering/Electrical Engineering
No preference they all have thier advantages and disadvantages.
My friend from high school is going to Amherst. :)
It's really got a great engineering program. Whats his major?
Quote from: RoMi on October 12, 2006, 05:05:02 PM
It's really got a great engineering program. Whats his major?
Something related to cellular biology, I believe. I forget exactly what it is. If you end up going there, I'll give you his name and maybe you can ask him!
He graduated a year before me.
I have friends going to UMass Amherst, my compsci teacher went there, and it's probably my top school right now.
Apparently they have a really good computer science program, as well as it not being very difficult to get into the school (I didn't put nearly enough effort into school the past few years.... so that helps). A recomendation from my teacher who went there, in the field I'm looking to study in, will probably help a lot. And it also satisfies my last requirement: It's cheap, especially the tuition for those of us who already live in MA.
Quote from: Sidoh on October 12, 2006, 05:13:45 PM
Something related to cellular biology, I believe. I forget exactly what it is. If you end up going there, I'll give you his name and maybe you can ask him!
I have a friend there who's a freshman this year studying biology. Some super smart asain kid who wants to go into medicine.
Quote from: Hitmen on October 12, 2006, 05:41:06 PM
I have a friend there who's a freshman this year studying biology. Some super smart asain kid who wants to go into medicine.
Wow...me too. Except my super smart asian kid friend is going into pharmacutical science, not medicine.
Quote from: rabbit on October 12, 2006, 06:10:07 PM
Wow...me too. Except my super smart asian kid friend is going into pharmacutical science, not medicine.
I said medicine as more of a general term.. he doesn't know what he wants to do within the realm but he knows it's where he wants to be. He's expressed interest in being a doctor, a surgeon, a pathologist, a gynecologist, or going into pharmacuticals. I'm pretty sure the gynecologist part was a joke, but with this kid I can never be sure.
The Guitar Institute of Technology (GIT), which is a branch of the Musician's Institute (MI), located in Hollywood, between Sunset Boulevard and Hollywood Boulevard.
I am still a Junior, but planning on applying to SDSU. Very close to me. Pretty good school. Dunno' if I'll get in.
If you get into USCGA let me know. I have a friend who goes there. :)
I know that the idea of going to a state university is unappetizing, but I have to say ASU (Arizona State) is rock solid on a lot of stuff.
-- Psychology program, in social and clinical subfields, is incredibly strong.
-- Mechanical engineering
-- Biomedical sciences
We're one of only two Research I public universities in the country, which means we bring in the highest amount of grant money for research. With the Biodesign Institute just being completed, we're also now the largest biomedical research institution in the greater Phoenix metro area. ASU's campus has 60,000 students on the main and another 15,000 students at the extended campus, expecting to reach a total enrollment of over 100,000 by 2016.
Just thought I'd share. :)
I'm still a sophomore, but I plan on applying to University of Michigan.
Quote from: Nate on October 12, 2006, 04:07:59 PM
United States Coast Guard Academy (reach, but the more I think about it I really would prefer Sydney)
I see no correlation between USCGA and Sydney...
Yeah, but with HS being my first choice and the USCGA being nothing short of an honor...it's a hard decision. My grandfather was ecstatic when he found out about my application to the academy (he was a Master Chief)...but my mom told him, not me. I'm not going to go through with the required DoD physical and stuff unless I get denied to HSC, since my Sydney application is binding anyway.
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I know that the idea of going to a state university is unappetizing, but I have to say ASU (Arizona State) is rock solid on a lot of stuff.
-- Psychology program, in social and clinical subfields, is incredibly strong.
-- Mechanical engineering
-- Biomedical sciences
We're one of only two Research I public universities in the country, which means we bring in the highest amount of grant money for research. With the Biodesign Institute just being completed, we're also now the largest biomedical research institution in the greater Phoenix metro area. ASU's campus has 60,000 students on the main and another 15,000 students at the extended campus, expecting to reach a total enrollment of over 100,000 by 2016.
Just thought I'd share. :)
Pretty neat. My mom went to ASU. It's still open in my mind, if I don't get into SDSU. They have anything for structural engineering?
Christ MyndFyre, that is a huge amount of people. Hampden-Sydney has 950. (over a 1,000 acre campus...so that's more than 1 acre/person!)
Quote from: skip on October 12, 2006, 08:36:23 PM
I'm still a sophomore, but I plan on applying to University of Michigan.
I'm still a sophomore, but I plan on applying to NorthCentral University.
SUNY Delhi for Network Administration.