June 13, 2012 03:37PM | Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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June 13, 2012 03:57PM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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MY COMMENTS IN CAPS.
DONT GO TO ARKANSAS University of Arkansaso(Fayetteville)
ANYTHING IN CALIFORNIA IS GREAT, THOUGH CHICO IS KIND OF OUT THERE AND NOT THE BEST UNIVERSITY ON THIS LIST, IMO. I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT CAL POLY, BUT NICE MG's REFERENCE IN SLO - California Polytechnic State Universityo(San Luis Obispo)
California State Universityo(Chico)
The Catholic University of Americao(Washington, DC)
GREAT SCHOOL AND DC IS AN AWESOME PLACE TO LIVE, CLOSE TO THINGS TO SEE, AND CATHOLIC IS A TOP NOTCH UNIVERSITY . THIS WOULD BE A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
University of Connecticuto(Storrs)
University of Hawai'i at Hilo
Hawai'i Pacific Universityo(Honolulu)
CANT GO WRONG WITH HAWAII, BUT I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THESE SCHOOLS. GREAT PLANT LIFE IN HI THOUGH.
DONT GO TO KANSAS
The University of Kansaso(Lawrence)
Le Moyne Collegeo(Syracuse, NY State)
Louisiana State Universityo(Baton Rouge)
GOOD SCHOOL, MIAMI IS HOT. VERY HOT. NOT CLOSE TO ANYTHING, IT TAKES LIKE A 12 HOUR DRIVE TO GET TO A DIFFERENT STATE AND THEN YOURE IN GEORGIA. University of Miamio(Coral Gables)
University of Michigano(Ann Arbor)
EVERYONE I KNOW WHO WENT THERE LOVES UM AND ANN ARBOR.
DON'T GO TO MISSISSIPPI!! The University of Mississippio(Oxford)
Mount Holyoke Collegeo(South Hadley, Massachusetts)
THIS WOULD BE MY NUMBER 1 RECOMMENDATION. GREAT SCHOOL (WOMAN ONLY, BUT STILL), AND CLOSE TO BOSTON, MARTHA'S VINEYARD, SHORT TRAIN RIDE TO NYC.
University of Mount Uniono(Alliance, Ohio)
University of New Mexicoo(Albuquerque)
GREAT SCHOOL, GREAT TOWN. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Northern Arizona Universityo(Flagstaff)
Old Dominion Universityo(Norfolk, Virginia)
JD!!!! AND CLOSE TO LA, BUT NOT TOO CLOSE. DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT QUALITY OF SCHOOL. Pitzer Collegeo(Claremont, near Los Angeles)
Purdue Universityo(West Lafayette, Indiana)
The University of Utaho(Salt Lake City)
Canada
University of Guelpho(Ontario, near Toronto)
University of Saskatchewano(Saskatoon)
Trent Universityo(Ontario, near Toronto)
University of Victoriao(British Columbia)
University of Western Ontario
June 13, 2012 07:42PM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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California Polytechnic State University (San Luis Obispo)
ACADEMICALLY ONE OF THE BEST CSUS, WHICH AREN'T AS GOOD AS THE UCS (UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA) BUT THIS ONE MIGHT AS WELL BE. SLO IS VERY MUCH A COLLEGE TOWN, AND THERE'S NOT MUCH ELSE CLOSE BY, AS IT'S SOMEWHAT ISOLATED. BUT IT IS CLOSE TO THE BEACH AND THE WEATHER IS GOOD.
California State University (Chico)
THIS IS NOT ONE OF THE BETTER CSUS, ACADEMICALLY. IT ALSO HAS A STRONG REPUTATION AS A "PARTY SCHOOL" AND I DON'T PARTICULARLY RECOMMEND IT BASED ON THE GENERAL PERCEPTION OF ITS STUDENT BODY
The Catholic University of America (Washington, DC)
DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE SCHOOL BUT DC IS A TRULY GREAT CITY FOR REALS, PLUS DECENT ACCESS TO THE EASTERN SEABOARD VIA BUSES AND TRAINS, IF YOU DON'T HAVE A CAR
Le Moyne College (Syracuse, NY State)
AGAIN, DON'T REALLY KNOW THE SCHOOL BUT SYRACUSE IS NICE. OUT OF THE WAY FROM MOST THINGS, AND ALSO VERY COLD IN THE WINTERS. BUT UPSTATE NY IS GORGEOUS
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
A BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL IN A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. NORTH CAROLINA IS SUCH A GREAT STATE, AND THIS SCHOOL IS REALLY GREAT TOO.
Pitzer College (Claremont, near Los Angeles)
PITZER'S A REALLY GREAT SCHOOL, IF YOU WANT TO BE IN CA THIS MIGHT BE THE ONE TO GO TO. CLAREMONT IS A BEAUTIFUL TOWN THAT'S NOT TOO FAR FROM LA BUT NOT TOO CLOSE EITHER (20-40 MINUTE DRIVE, DEPENDING ON TRAFFIC?). PART OF THE CLAREMONT COLLEGES (5 OF EM ALL RIGHT TOGETHER) PIZTER AND HARVEY MUDD TEND TO BE MORE SCIENCE FOCUSED, SCRIPPS, CLAREMONT MCKENNA AND POMONA COLLEGES TEND TO BE MORE LIB ARTS BUT THAT'S A NICE BALANCE.
June 14, 2012 01:11PM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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DONT GO TO ARKANSAS
DONT GO TO KANSAS
DON'T GO TO MISSISSIPPI
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these made me laff too.
This could be the beginning of a new song series. The "Not going to..." series.
July 16, 2012 08:14PM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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July 17, 2012 12:47AM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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July 17, 2012 02:38PM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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The only place I can weigh in on is Salt Lake City, or the University of Utah. I've lived in the general area on and off for about 15 years and have mostly enjoyed it. The thing you have to get used to though is the VERY STRONG mormon culture here. It's not quite as prevalent in downtown Salt Lake City, where the UofU is located, but it would still be a culture shock to a newcomer. As far as I know, the U is decent school, though a lot of the students are commuters. I almost went there for my graduate degree, but opted for Colorado State instead. Utah is a great place for outdoorsy people, so if you like hiking, rockclimbing, skiing, water rafting, etc. this is the place for you. Hope that helps!
July 17, 2012 05:47PM | Re: Americans to which I have vague access! (Colleges)
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Oh wow, Hampshire have really improved their logo ( was: [imageshack.us]) since I idly wound up on their site Googling New Radiant Storm King... Where'ya heading in from?Quote
LucasFlach
Mount Holyoke is cool because it is right next to where I am going to college at Hampshire.
Thank you jandersen/alectherins, and: interesting.Quote
jandersen
The only place I can weigh in on is Salt Lake City, or the University of Utah. I've lived in the general area on and off for about 15 years and have mostly enjoyed it. The thing you have to get used to though is the VERY STRONG mormon culture here. It's not quite as prevalent in downtown Salt Lake City, where the UofU is located, but it would still be a culture shock to a newcomer. As far as I know, the U is decent school, though a lot of the students are commuters. I almost went there for my graduate degree, but opted for Colorado State instead. Utah is a great place for outdoorsy people, so if you like hiking, rockclimbing, skiing, water rafting, etc. this is the place for you. Hope that helps!
Yeah, I went to a girls' secondary also, so I don't think it'd bother me - & skulking around the internet alumni seem to rave about Holyoke, which is attractive.Quote
little insect
I know a bunch of folks who went to Holyoke and loved it, and it's probably the most highly-regarded school on your list. Also, fwiw, I went to an all-female high school and have no complaints.
I went to Northern AZ for a semester, and can only say good things about Flagstaff, but the school's a little fratty. I remember being annoyed that none of the itunes networks I could connect to from my dorm room had any good music. BUT, seriously, Flagstaff's on the top 10 littleinsect postgrad job locations list. If you want to hang out in high desert and wander around canyons every weekend, NAU's your gig. I've also heard good things about their bio department from a bio major friend.
I go to Duke, which is like 20 minutes away from UNC Chapel Hill, and there's a lot going on in the area. Great music scene. I don't know much about UNC, but if you have trouble with heat and humidity North Carolina's probably not your place.