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Wow, U of C here too !!!KillerKane0 wrote:
University of Calgary for my MA; this fall, could be going to Arkansas-Fayetteville, Auburn or Cincinnati for my PhD.
I prefer my roulette with a revolver.Executiator wrote:
Arizona State University. Haven't quite chosen a major yet, but I'm leaning towards either Glass blowing or rifling through a major book and putting my finger down. Kinda like roullette.
i used to live in evanston. Whatd you think of it? I Love that town.Marlboroman82 wrote:
i went to northwestern for undergrad, went back home to university of mississippi for law school
you guys have a great soccer program...i go to messiah college and actually play for our soccer team...we are always finding you guys in the NCAA Tournament. We have just been blessed with success the past 6 years or so...mcgid1 wrote:
Trinity University
San Antonio, TX
I'm not quite sure about this, but: A college is actually a group of people, but now it's connotative meaning is a an institution of education although most people tend to think college is 2 year.nonexistentusmc wrote:
What exactly is the difference between a College or a University?
Over here college generally means high school (though many are called high schools), and never university.Smithereener wrote:
I'm not quite sure about this, but: A college is actually a group of people, but now it's connotative meaning is a an institution of education although most people tend to think college is 2 year.
student body population and whether or not it is state funded or not. i think thats what the difference is. (dont quote me on it cuz im not definite.) A University is usually state funded and has a larger student body. Neither is better or worse than the other. I do know it has nothing to do with being a 2 or 4 year institution.Smithereener wrote:
I'm not quite sure about this, but: A college is actually a group of people, but now it's connotative meaning is a an institution of education although most people tend to think college is 2 year.nonexistentusmc wrote:
What exactly is the difference between a College or a University?
University is also an institution of higher learning, but most people assume 4-year.
I don't really think there is a difference, but most people I talk to group "college" with junior colleges.
I've got one year of high school left ahead of me. Getting like, 10 college letters a friggen week. Half of them I haven't even heard of.