Where (do/did/do you hope) you go to? Did you start off at a community college? Has it gotten you a better job going to a university than a community college?

I started out at Community College and went on to UIC for my bachelors. It helped me a great deal because those first two years were on scholarship so it kept my student loans down.

well i wanted to go to U of I, but they turned my 27 ACT down so i settled for ISU. It has been great. My grades are good enough where i could transfer into u of i easly but i would rather stay here.

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I'm an Electrical Engineer at Purdue University. i.e. I'm smart as hell and I'm going to be very rich someday.

 

^ total arrogant whore.

I hope to go to The University of Missouri to study journalism or Marquette

i just posted this last week

Manchester College c/o 1996

::Looks at my sig and avatar::

St. Olaf 2004

But I'm now doing grad work at Binghamton University--class of 2009 if all goes well.

im still in my senior year of high school but i plan to go to a community college.... harper in particular if most of you guys live in the suburbs you will know it

St. Olaf 2004

But I'm now doing grad work at Binghamton University--class of 2009 if all goes well.

Tony Kornheiser would be proud.

Graduated from Southern Illinois in 2001. SALUKIS, BABY!!!!!

George Washington University in Washington, DC. Woot! I'm studying political science and should graduate in December 2005. I didn't go to a community college although it would have saved me a lot of money. My school choice has helped me to make connections in the political world since I interned last fall and plan to intern again in the spring, so hopefully that'll help me find a job.

Robert Morris College/Springfield (didn't have to take ACT or SAT )

UIS -- class of 05...

I've changed my mind like 3 times in the last week of what I want to go to college for....

I've changed my mind like 3 times in the last week of what I want to go to college for....

What do you mean? What are you considering?

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Updated list of where i wanna go: FSU, the U (miami), USC, U of South Carolina, University of Washington, Auburn, and Mizzou. Northern Ill. is where I will go if I cant get into any of those schools. This summer I'm going for a 3 week summer school thing at the U for Broadcasting/Journalism and Sports Management. Looking forward to that.

What do you mean?  What are you considering?

Um athletic training, til I realized I'd be everyone's b****, then sports management, which is probably going to be more stress than its worth. I'm now looking at secondary education. As a member of the school board and such I'm learning a lot of what goes on. With secondary ed, I'd not only be able to go where I'd like to most likely, I'd probably stay close to home and do something I enjoy. As for a particular subject, I'd most likely be interested in math or social studies or possibly science. If I was a teacher, I'd like to be at the upper levels of the age spectru.

Where I hope:

 

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Um athletic training, til I realized I'd be everyone's b****, then sports management, which is probably going to be more stress than its worth. I'm now looking at secondary education. As a member of the school  board and such I'm learning a lot of what goes on. With secondary ed, I'd not only be able to go where I'd like to most likely, I'd probably stay close to home and do something I enjoy. As for a particular subject, I'd most likely be interested in math or social studies or possibly science. If I was a teacher, I'd like to be at the upper levels of the age spectru.

Math/science may give you better opportunities, especially if you want to take a 2nd job. But then, I'm not speaking from personal experience, just some friends' experiences.

Well I'm in Calculus, and I'm getting 96%, but I have no idea how the f*** I'm pulling it off, as I have yet to understand fully any one assignment.

Well I'm in Calculus, and I'm getting 96%, but I have no idea how the f*** I'm pulling it off, as I have yet to understand fully any one assignment.

All you have to remember is how to take a derivative or anti-derivative (integration) of functions using the power rule.

All you have to remember is how to take a derivative or anti-derivative (integration) of functions using the power rule.

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