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Just got this e-mail from Florida State University!

Shawn

Shawn

Lifer
Dear Shawn,

Congratulations! You have been accepted to Florida State University for the Summer term, 2005.

Please allow several days to receive your acceptance letter by mail. Make sure you thoroughly read the Freshman Enrollment Information brochure included with your accept letter. This brochure contains valuable information about Orientation, Housing, Financial Aid, as well as other resources to help you prepare for enrollment at FSU.

If you have any questions about your admission to FSU, please feel free to reply to this message.

Have a great senior year!

Matthew Bucior
Admissions Coordinator

Florida State University
Office of Admissions
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400
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w00t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀
 
Does that mean you're only enrolled for summer? Or as a regular student and you're just starting early?
 
congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i left florida and went to ny for school. i haven't been home in 5 years.

but the florida school system is fun stuff. you'll love it 🙂
 
For Summer you can go to any university you want. Hell I can go to Yale if I want in the summer..

If this means you are accepted year-round congrats.
 
I was going to use this time to tell a FSU/UF joke, but there are more appropriate times...

Congrats! 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Aimster
For Summer you can go to any university you want. Hell I can go to Yale if I want in the summer..

If this means you are accepted year-round congrats.
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Starting in the summer is actually one of the best decisions you can make. Less classes & less students around campus make it a hell of alot easier to transition and get the hang of things before the fall semester ramps up.
 
Originally posted by: aphex
Originally posted by: Aimster
For Summer you can go to any university you want. Hell I can go to Yale if I want in the summer..

If this means you are accepted year-round congrats.
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Starting in the summer is actually one of the best decisions you can make. Less classes & less students around campus make it a hell of alot easier to transition and get the hang of things before the fall semester ramps up.
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except that now he has to go to florida in the summer... :disgust:

congrats!
 
Congratulations from an FSU alumnus.

Tallahassee is an enjoyable place to live, save the phallic capitol building, terrible drainage, and the horrendous parking.

Let me know if you have any specific questions regarding campus or academics. Any ideas on a major?
 
Originally posted by: Supercharged
Dear Shawn,

Congratulations! You have been accepted to Florida State University for the Summer term, 2005.

Please allow several days to receive your acceptance letter by mail. Make sure you thoroughly read the Freshman Enrollment Information brochure included with your accept letter. This brochure contains valuable information about Orientation, Housing, Financial Aid, as well as other resources to help you prepare for enrollment at FSU.

If you have any questions about your admission to FSU, please feel free to reply to this message.

Have a great senior year!

Matthew Bucior
Admissions Coordinator

Florida State University
Office of Admissions
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400
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w00t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀
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wtf??? senior year?
 
Originally posted by: MrScott81
Originally posted by: Supercharged
Dear Shawn,

Congratulations! You have been accepted to Florida State University for the Summer term, 2005.

Please allow several days to receive your acceptance letter by mail. Make sure you thoroughly read the Freshman Enrollment Information brochure included with your accept letter. This brochure contains valuable information about Orientation, Housing, Financial Aid, as well as other resources to help you prepare for enrollment at FSU.

If you have any questions about your admission to FSU, please feel free to reply to this message.

Have a great senior year!

Matthew Bucior
Admissions Coordinator

Florida State University
Office of Admissions
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400
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w00t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀
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wtf??? senior year?
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well he's still in high school obviously...

 
FSU sucks at pretty much everything except at a few things like their film school, no offense.

Outside of a free education, I see no reason to stay in state.

I applied to all out of state school with the exception of UF, as my safety.

 
Originally posted by: Krk3561
FSU sucks, no offense.

Outside of a free education, I see no reason to stay in state.

I applied to all out of state school with the exception of UF, as my safety.
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Free eduamacation? You get free in-state education? Wow... maybe that's why my relatives stay in state.

No matter where you go in Canada, you still have to pay..
 
Originally posted by: aphex
I was going to use this time to tell a FSU/UF joke, but there are more appropriate times...

Congrats! 🙂
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Same here, like how my alma mater will roll them in the Gator Bowl! j/k j/k

Congratulations!!

 
Darn it. Another one I'll have to fight for the local good deals. :|

Welcome to Tallahassee and FSU!

Go Noles!
 
Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: Krk3561
FSU sucks, no offense.

Outside of a free education, I see no reason to stay in state.

I applied to all out of state school with the exception of UF, as my safety.
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Free eduamacation? You get free in-state education? Wow... maybe that's why my relatives stay in state.

No matter where you go in Canada, you still have to pay..
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Theres this program called Bright Futures which is 100% tuition plus a few hundred for books and other expenses every year. There is a certain SAT score and GPA you need to qualify though.

They want to try to keep the smart people in the state.
 
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