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This is what $500/month will get you in Texas

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Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: SuperTool


Do you have a gun?

no. and i'm not afraid of my neighbors, either.

Dont go to parties with metal detectors.
Sure, It feels safe inside,
But what about all those n***ers waiting outside with guns?
They Know You Aint Got One!
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: vi_edit
Weren't you just asking about shotguns for home defense because you questioned the place you live? I wouldn't trade off security for cheap rent personally.

Maybe people in Texas are affraid of each other no matter where they live.

nice blanket statement :roll:
That's what you get from wacko liberal Californians.

Hey, this is fun. 😀
 
Originally posted by: beer
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
that makes me happy since i hope to transfer to either UofT or Texas A&M next year

I heard good things from Texas A&M. Good EE stuff.

UT >> A&M for any engineering. Period.

Rankings reflect that. UT hovers between rank #1 and #10 for most of it's engineering programs nationally - EE is 9th or 10th or 11th nationally or something like that. Petroleum is #1 and Chemical is up there too.

Don't get so uppity. Texas A&M is a good school for engineering. UT & A&M's graduate engineering departments are almost at the same rank (12th and 14th). He didn't say that A&M was better than UT.
 
Originally posted by: CanOWorms
Originally posted by: beer
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
that makes me happy since i hope to transfer to either UofT or Texas A&M next year

I heard good things from Texas A&M. Good EE stuff.

UT >> A&M for any engineering. Period.

Rankings reflect that. UT hovers between rank #1 and #10 for most of it's engineering programs nationally - EE is 9th or 10th or 11th nationally or something like that. Petroleum is #1 and Chemical is up there too.

Don't get so uppity. Texas A&M is a good school for engineering. UT & A&M's graduate engineering departments are almost at the same rank. He didn't say that A&M was better than UT.

Maybe it was UT... whatever.

<----- UC Berkeley. #1 EE Program in the country (somehow we beat MIT... don't ask me how)
 
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: CanOWorms
Originally posted by: beer
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
that makes me happy since i hope to transfer to either UofT or Texas A&amp;M next year

I heard good things from Texas A&amp;M. Good EE stuff.

UT >> A&amp;M for any engineering. Period.

Rankings reflect that. UT hovers between rank #1 and #10 for most of it's engineering programs nationally - EE is 9th or 10th or 11th nationally or something like that. Petroleum is #1 and Chemical is up there too.

Don't get so uppity. Texas A&amp;M is a good school for engineering. UT &amp; A&amp;M's graduate engineering departments are almost at the same rank. He didn't say that A&amp;M was better than UT.

Maybe it was UT... whatever.

<----- UC Berkeley. #1 EE Program in the country (somehow we beat MIT... don't ask me how)

Actually UC Berkeley, MIT, and Stanford are all ranked as #1. UC Berkeley deserves to be at the top.
 
I'm not dissing the new pad, but the pics remind me of....

...pretty much my last 17 apartments. Same white paint and beige carpet, same mis-matched appliances bought on sale whenever the last one broke. At least none of them are "harvest gold" or some other 70's color. Glad I finally bought a house.
 
Originally posted by: beer
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
that makes me happy since i hope to transfer to either UofT or Texas A&amp;M next year

I heard good things from Texas A&amp;M. Good EE stuff.

UT >> A&amp;M for any engineering. Period.

Rankings reflect that. UT hovers between rank #1 and #10 for most of it's engineering programs nationally - EE is 9th or 10th or 11th nationally or something like that. Petroleum is #1 and Chemical is up there too.

Umm where are you getting your rankings? Ill concede UT edges out A&amp;M in Civil, EE, Chemical Eng, Comp Sci. But A&amp;M is still quite competitive in those feilds only slightly behind UT. As for your assertation UT is number #1 in Petrol Eng, thats false. A&amp;M is #1 in petrol eng. A&amp;M was ranked #1 in 2000,2001,2003, and 2004. UT beat out A&amp;M in 2002. A&amp;M is also #1 in ag eng, #3 in nuclear eng, and top 25 in almost all of the other fields.

Everyone knocks A&amp;M as not being as good as UT for engineering. Its not far off UTs mark. A&amp;Ms Natural Sciences arent either. Now A&amp;Ms School of Liberal Arts is a joke compared to UT.

With the exception of where the two are located, the one MAJOR between A&amp;M and UT are the students. A&amp;M students do not tend to be very self reflective.
 
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
that makes me happy since i hope to transfer to either UofT or Texas A&amp;M next year

College Station has better bang for buck when it comes to rent. You can rent a nice 989 sq foot 2bed/2bath for $800. When I say nice, the same quality goes for $1200+ in Austin.

As for night life, Austin wins even though College Station is growing rapidly and more and more good clubs and such are opening.
 
$600 a month around here gets a 2bdrm duplex with central air, dishwasher, washer/dryer hookups, and off street parking.
 
lol I didn't mean to create such a stir over UT and A&amp;M. I'm actually trying to transfer into their business programs (accounting), but both are ranked fairly high in that field. Wish me luck 😀 Hope to get out of California within a year
 
Originally posted by: digitalsm
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
that makes me happy since i hope to transfer to either UofT or Texas A&amp;M next year

College Station has better bang for buck when it comes to rent. You can rent a nice 989 sq foot 2bed/2bath for $800. When I say nice, the same quality goes for $1200+ in Austin.

As for night life, Austin wins even though College Station is growing rapidly and more and more good clubs and such are opening.

College Station will never, ever be as nice as Austin. There's sooo many good clubs in Austin. And a lot of nice neighborhoods. Plus way more gay people than College Station.

Hook 'em. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: snowdogg187
Nice networking job, looks like an apt I had in college. But I at least had duct tape over it 🙂

Eh I fixed it tonight. The bedroom jack wasn't live for some reason, and I didn't have the tools to test it. Turns out that the daisy-chain after the living room jack was a bit covered in dielectric around the conductor....killed the signal in the bedroom as a result. I cleaned it up a lot
 
beer... that pics directory called tejas... that's not the tejas house is it? that balcony looks familiar in pic 12.

edit: the dorm room in the following pictures look like the beds from brackenridge-prathers =P
 
Originally posted by: MeanMeosh
beer... that pics directory called tejas... that's not the tejas house is it? that balcony looks familiar in pic 12.

....yes it is....that was a year ago around this time
 
Originally posted by: beer
Originally posted by: MeanMeosh
beer... that pics directory called tejas... that's not the tejas house is it? that balcony looks familiar in pic 12.

....yes it is....that was a year ago around this time

hehe, i know a couple of the tejas members... or three or four or five... used to go there my junior year but really didn't go much senior year
 
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