What colleges is everyone at or applying to?

[minus1972]

Frosh at Bryant College....[duffman voice]oh yeah[/duffman voice].

 

[Justin218]

applying to University of Miami, Florida International University.

 

[CubicZirconia]

Just applied to the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.

 

[Sachmho]

applying: UC: B, D, SB, LA, SD. & Cal Poly & USC

 

[sobriquet]

2nd year at UCLA.

 

[Imported]

First year at UCI.. fun stuff.

 

[LanEvoVI]

at Cooper Union, last year and i'm OUT!

 

[GoSharks]

applied johns hopkins early decision
reg (to be done): UC B, D, I, LA, SD, Cal Poly, Renssalaer, Carnegie Mellon

 

[NewSc2]

Originally posted by: Imported
First year at UCI.. fun stuff.

2nd year at UCI... fun stuff? please tell me where this "fun" exists... oh wait.. nvm.. i remember the 24/7 CS going around in middle earth.. that was pretty fun

 

[dirtboy]

AU (AnandTech University), but if I don't get in I'm going to take a couple classes at the local JC so I can be a moderator.

 

[ed21x]

2nd year uc berkeley

 

[rayma2]

At Oregon State.

 

[poncherelli2]

Freshman at BC

 

[whiteboyatcal]

4th year UCB EECS - and I don't recommend it for anyone

 

[ROTC1983]

I am currently at the University of Hawaii at Manoa

 

[bmd]

I'm a frosh at Caltech. Applied to Lehigh, Carnegie Mellon, RPI, Stevens, Princeton & Caltech. Got in everywhere but Carnegie (/rude). Loving it so far here at 'tech. If you have the smarts to get in here, you will almost definitely enjoy yourself. Lots of fun stuff happening, great community (only ~900 undergrads), challenging course material and plenty of pranks to go around.

 

[bmd]

Originally posted by: Legendary
Applied to MIT early
Cornell, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon regular (not yet applied though, damn lazyness)

Caltech > MIT. Nicer community, less stuck up people, and Pasadena >> MA.

 

[GoodToGo]

Georgia Tech

 

[Zugzwang152]

sig says it all

 

[Imported]

Originally posted by: NewSc2

Originally posted by: Imported
First year at UCI.. fun stuff.

2nd year at UCI... fun stuff? please tell me where this "fun" exists... oh wait.. nvm.. i remember the 24/7 CS going around in middle earth.. that was pretty fun

Dorms are fun.. Probably not going to be the same next year.. :[

 

[whiteboyatcal]

Originally posted by: bmd

Originally posted by: Legendary
Applied to MIT early
Cornell, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon regular (not yet applied though, damn lazyness)

Caltech > MIT. Nicer community, less stuck up people, and Pasadena >> MA.

That's funny, since some people may consider you stuck up for belittling MIT.

 

[bmd]

Originally posted by: whiteboyatcal

Originally posted by: bmd

Originally posted by: Legendary
Applied to MIT early
Cornell, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon regular (not yet applied though, damn lazyness)

Caltech > MIT. Nicer community, less stuck up people, and Pasadena >> MA.

That's funny, since some people may consider you stuck up for belittling MIT.

/shrug. It's the truth. Sitting in the info session at MIT there was just a smug attitude the admissions rep had as he talked to all the 100 or so MIT hopefuls that were there that day. Same with the tour guides.

When I visited 'tech, we drove up to this cozy little house that was the admissions office at the time (has since moved) and the admissions people there really seemed down to earth, got personal attention since there were only like 3 families there, got to go through all the houses and meet people on the tour, etc. It just seemed like a much more caring, pleasant environment compared to the smugness of the admissions guy at MIT.

Edit: Also, you obviously have to take this w/ a grain of salt since this wasy my experience and yours might be very different. If you've visited both campuses and talked with people from both places I think you'd agree with me though. There's also a natural rivalry between 'techers and MIT kids, so it's my job to make fun of MIT when I can .

 

[neomits]

The Ohio State University

Go Bucks

 

[joohang]

Originally posted by: simms
I'm in Canada - That's Waterloo, Queens, UofT, UBC, MacMaster, and Western. With my 4.0 average, I gotta make it into one of them

If you are planning a science- or tech-related degree, I advise you to stick around in the east side.

Also, don't forget to check out the latest rankings at MacLean's magazine. Believe it or not, I found that their assessment of my school corresponds surprisingly well to how I found UBC.

 

[Maggotry]

A few of yall said "I'm a frosh blah blah blah". What's a frosh? Is that a freshman? I don't think I've ever heard that term. Maybe it's something new. I graduated 10+ years ago.