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| Originally posted by Marc Summers BALTIMORE HERE I COME! |
Go to a school that challenges you BAWKAWWWKK
locatiownned
if you don't have the grades for vassar, you're pretty fucked in terms of getting into anywhere decent. you can try to hit up skidmore and puff herb all day. iona or manhattanville are also options if you want to stay in that area.
if you had the grades i'd recommend swarthmore in PA. if i ever have kids, it's the kind of place i'd send them.
edit: actually re-looking at your list of wants, pace, fordham, st. john's or rutgers (which someone already suggested) might be good idea.
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| Originally posted by dj_bas Are you guys fucking retarded? |
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| Originally posted by Aristronica every Wed.! |
Isn't Berkley considered synonymous with "LIBERAL"?
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| Originally posted by emc^2 Isn't Berkley considered synonymous with "LIBERAL"? |
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| Originally posted by Orbax berzerkely lololol |
ROFL! That's beautiful, man!!!!

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| Originally posted by emc^2 Isn't Berkley considered synonymous with "LIBERAL"? |
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| Originally posted by Marc Summers http://www.youtube.com/v/75gBX0mBEB0 |
I went to the University of Washington in Seattle. It's pretty expensive for out-of-staters, but it's so liberal I swear nearly every teacher made some derogatory reference to president Bush. Once in a while the college Republicans make some outlandish scene, but are then proptly chastized by the billions of minority groups.
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| Originally posted by Jake Benson ... it's so liberal I swear nearly every teacher made some derogatory reference to president Bush... |
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| Originally posted by Aristronica my fav. clip of all time! |
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| Originally posted by Marc Summers I know some of the people that were in that movie |
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| Originally posted by Marc Summers Why do you want a liberal college? So you can have the same views as everyone else, and not have them threatened or challenged by someone with views from the opposite side of the political spectrum? I'm not helping you find anything. |
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| Originally posted by Haunted dude. what? of course i want debate. it just sucked at Marist cuz everyone was an upperclass abercrombie wearing cliqy person who was all about getting drunk all the time. i want a school where i can meet openminded cool down to earth people. ya dig? thanks for the suggestions. I've thought about Rutgers, but the campus is way too big. I guess i'm stuck instate cuz every decent school i find is to expensive for out of state. :/ what if i go to europe? that's a possibility |
im glad you liked rutgers. but after being in jersey for so long i decided that i can't stand the cold, i need somewhere warm. so i might have figured it out. california!
i have a plan, if i go to a community college there, claim residency, get honors (3.0 gpa) then i can transfer to a state school and get in-state tuition, and probably a scholarship. california seems perfect, it's warm, it has liberal openminded people, and i can go to a school thats in a city. does this sound realistic?
Come to Evergreen State University.
Its hella cheap, its a state school, its filled with hippies, no tests, and LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS of drugs.
http://www.evergreen.edu/
Oh did I mention the drugs?
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| Originally posted by Mattis Come to Evergreen State University. Its hella cheap, its a state school, its filled with hippies, no tests, and LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS of drugs. http://www.evergreen.edu/ Oh did I mention the drugs? |
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| Originally posted by Orbax i knew someone who went there they did well on their final and got a smiley face ... im not kidding |
UMass Amherst-- it's not in a city, but still in a pretty legit location and it fufills all the other requirements.
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| Originally posted by Haunted im glad you liked rutgers. but after being in jersey for so long i decided that i can't stand the cold, i need somewhere warm. so i might have figured it out. california! i have a plan, if i go to a community college there, claim residency, get honors (3.0 gpa) then i can transfer to a state school and get in-state tuition, and probably a scholarship. california seems perfect, it's warm, it has liberal openminded people, and i can go to a school thats in a city. does this sound realistic? |
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