For you HS Seniors: What college are you going to?

[clix]

I'm off to University of California at Santa Barbara. UCSB woot woot.

My sister goes there and I have only one piece of advice for you. Build up your tolerance to alcohol. She told me that at all times she is under one of three drugs: alcohol, weed, or aderol whenever she needs to study for finals. Party animal with great grades too.

 

[we all eat food]

COMMUNITY COLLEGE

goin to nyu after that for music production!

 

[Patrick124]

^^ur going to Nova then arent you?

 

[BMX]

I'll revive this thread for this semester.
Accepted: Virginia Tech, James Madison(formerly #1 for STDs and #16 beer consumption,#3 hottest girls), Mary Washington, Shenandoah University(they told me in person they would if I just sent the money, so I told them to fvckoff), Stanford and Dartmouth (for the last 2, I just wrote them an essay on why I thought the Thick-glasses and pocket-protectors look went out of style due to the media).
I choose VT.

 

[L Duke]

Stony brook university baby!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Colin O'Brien]

New York University! football scholarship

 

[ARrocket]

University of Minnesota.

 

[MCristo]

New York University! football scholarship

NYU doesn't have football anymore...

 

[kalash74]

I enlisted in the Marine Corps.

 

[Chicks Just Dig Me]

I wonder if you guys could help me out. I am considering 3 colleges at the moment and I like each one for different reasons:

1. LeMoyne
2. SUNY Cortland
3. SUNY Brockport

I am not as smart as you guys as the sound of all you guys are going to top schools. I am from a small school of 800 ppl but we are considered pretty big amongst the area. How should I go about making my decision. I wanna major in education.

Lemoyne is a small school about 3,000 ppl and is a religious type of school. A lot of parties and stuff, being it located in Syracuse. Probably the best school, but also the most expensive out of my choices.

Cortland is a huge party school and they have a rivalry with another team which makes it more exciting. About 5,000 ppl in this school. Its a big party school and known for its PE majors.

Brockport has a nice campus and is also known for its PE majors. it has about 5500 ppl and has a flat campus, unlike Cortland.

I don't know how I consider my choices, but I would say LeMoyne is the best one based on education and the closest, Cortland is the most fun but cheapest. Any help fellas?

 

[LostAndConfused]

I'm not going to apply to college. Will try to enlist in the marines.

 

[defiancy]

I'm a UCLA reject damn. Got into USC (So-cal), UCSD, UCI, UCSB. So everywhere I applied to, but LA. I'm going to USC for business/accounting. I'm pretty surprised that insanely smart people exist here.

Don't you guys feel that taking all these AP/IB classes took a toll on your DJing? I felt like sh*t everyday from my lack of sleep. I'm hoping college to be a fresh start for me since high school DJing wasn't that great for me.

 

[Precursor]

I'm a UCLA reject damn. Got into USC (So-cal), UCSD, UCI, UCSB. So everywhere I applied to, but LA. I'm going to USC for business/accounting. I'm pretty surprised that insanely smart people exist here.

Don't you guys feel that taking all these AP/IB classes took a toll on your DJing? I felt like sh*t everyday from my lack of sleep. I'm hoping college to be a fresh start for me since high school DJing wasn't that great for me.

Hey dude. I"m also a UCLA reject. I also got middle fingered by Berkeley.

BUt i got into all the other UC's. I'm heading to UC San Diego!! I know how you feel !! The stats people get in my school are ridiculous. I am a high rank and i work my ass off, and still did not get into Cal or UCLA!!!

 

[Bling]

Accepted: Florida State University, University of Central Florida, Nova Southeastern University, Spring Hill College, St. John's University
Rejected: University of Florida
Going: Florida State NOLES BABY!!!

 

[Bling]

Go Noles

 

[Bladerunner]

This is a cool thread; hadn't seen it before.

Headed off to UCLA in about a month. Can't wait for the fresh start!

How about everyone else?

 

[Kevansta]

I'm gonna have to start applying soon...

Applying to: USC (1st choice), Stanford, Northwestern, U of Chicago, Duke, U of Wisconsin - Madison, U of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Stats:
ACT Composite: 35 (33 E, 35 M, 34 R, 36 S)
AP Testing: 5 - Calculus BC, 4 - World History, US History, Statistics, English Language and Comp., 3 - Biology
PSAT: 97% percentile, National Merit Commended
GPA: 3.95 Unweighted
Taking Differential Equations at a local college next year

Football - 2 years, varsity letter
Track - 4 years
Cross Country - 1 year

Marching/Pep/Concert Band - 3 years
Math Team - 4 years
National Honor Society - 2 years
Worked this summer at a grocery store
JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Walk Volunteer - 2 years
Special Olympics Volunteer - 1 year
Oktoberfest Volunteer - 2 years
Football Youth Camp Volunteer - 1 year
VP of Junior Achievement company

Piano - 11 years, made it to state several times, other awards

I'm leaning towards going to USC, should I get in, for several reasons. Most importantly to me, it's on the West Coast, with a great campus and the SoCal vibe. Its also a pretty good academic school, and has D1 college athletics. The campus life at Southern Cal seems like it would be far better than all of the 15 schools. And frankly, I don't think I have much a shot at top 15 schools to begin with. I'm asian, which by everything I see, is a pretty major disadvantage.

 

[sageproduct]

I'm gonna have to start applying soon...

Applying to: USC (1st choice), Stanford, Northwestern, U of Chicago, Duke, U of Wisconsin - Madison, U of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Stats:
ACT Composite: 35 (33 E, 35 M, 34 R, 36 S)
AP Testing: 5 - Calculus BC, 4 - World History, US History, Statistics, English Language and Comp., 3 - Biology
PSAT: 97% percentile, National Merit Commended
GPA: 3.95 Unweighted
Taking Differential Equations at a local college next year

Football - 2 years, varsity letter
Track - 4 years
Cross Country - 1 year

Marching/Pep/Concert Band - 3 years
Math Team - 4 years
National Honor Society - 2 years
Worked this summer at a grocery store
JDRF Juvenile Diabetes Walk Volunteer - 2 years
Special Olympics Volunteer - 1 year
Oktoberfest Volunteer - 2 years
Football Youth Camp Volunteer - 1 year
VP of Junior Achievement company

Piano - 11 years, made it to state several times, other awards

I'm leaning towards going to USC, should I get in, for several reasons. Most importantly to me, it's on the West Coast, with a great campus and the SoCal vibe. Its also a pretty good academic school, and has D1 college athletics. The campus life at Southern Cal seems like it would be far better than all of the 15 schools. And frankly, I don't think I have much a shot at top 15 schools to begin with. I'm asian, which by everything I see, is a pretty major disadvantage.

DAMN. We GET the point man, you're fwcking smart...lol just messin. I think you definitely have a shot at USC. That'd be fwckin sick.

 

[Bladerunner]

Yeah, dude, you can definitely get into USC. Possibly Stanford (go there if you get in).

Make sure you visit USC before you decide to go there though; it's in the middle of a freaking ghetto. Westwood (UCLA) is much nicer and has an even better SoCal vibe =D

Duke's awesome, Chicago is crazy intense.

Feel free to shoot me a pm about colleges though. I applied to 19 of the damn things, including about 2/3 of the ones you listed.

 

[Kevansta]

Yeah, dude, you can definitely get into USC. Possibly Stanford (go there if you get in).

Make sure you visit USC before you decide to go there though; it's in the middle of a freaking ghetto. Westwood (UCLA) is much nicer and has an even better SoCal vibe =D

Duke's awesome, Chicago is crazy intense.

Feel free to shoot me a pm about colleges though. I applied to 19 of the damn things, including about 2/3 of the ones you listed.

I visited UCLA about 2 years ago, and the campus was quite frankly gorgeous. It looked better than most private schools I've seen even. The only issue is that out-of-state tuition is like highway robbery. I still might apply there though, and see if I can get some scholarships or possibly in-state tuition.

Northwestern is also a really sweet campus, located in an amazing city. I'm from Wisconsin and we visit Chicago about once a month at least. I wouldn't mind going to school there, its just that I've had about enough harsh winters for my lifetime.

Where exactly did you apply to anyways? And how many of those did you get into? Thanks.