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Undergrad = University of Utah
Gradudate = University of Utah (finishing in April, thank god)
Emerald Bowl (yeah, it's a 3rd rate, no name bowl played in a baseball stadium with both teams on one sideline....so what?)
Utah 38 , GT 10
Gradudate = University of Utah (finishing in April, thank god)
Emerald Bowl (yeah, it's a 3rd rate, no name bowl played in a baseball stadium with both teams on one sideline....so what?)
Utah 38 , GT 10
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I got a BA in Computing and the Arts. I'm working at a cool media design firm in Santa Monica now, making websites for TV and film companies.
Originally posted by: igowerf
I got a BA in Computing and the Arts. I'm working at a cool media design firm in Santa Monica now, making websites for TV and film companies.
Was that with CRCA?
Well, I'm still not sure, but its pretty much narrowed down to University of Texas, Texas A&M, and Texas Tech. I looked at other options but almost all the privates base their financial aid off of your parents even if you are an independent student by federal standards. I can get into any of the three, they all have pros and cons.
UT is the best state school in Texas. However Austin is expensive and UT has next to nothing in terms of money for transfer students.
A&M, I already live in College Station, and have alot of friends, wouldnt have to move. However A&M has even less money to give transfer students.
Tech, I could probably get full tuition + fees, + books in one scholarship, an additional $5000 scholarship and another $2000 scholarship. However, it is Lubbock.
Really though as much as A&M would hate to admit it, its College of Liberal Arts is roughly on the same level as Tech's. So really its probably going to be UT or Tech. And really its looking like Tech because well it doesnt matter where you get your undergrad degree at as long as its decent, what matters is where you get your graduate/professional degree at.
UT is the best state school in Texas. However Austin is expensive and UT has next to nothing in terms of money for transfer students.
A&M, I already live in College Station, and have alot of friends, wouldnt have to move. However A&M has even less money to give transfer students.
Tech, I could probably get full tuition + fees, + books in one scholarship, an additional $5000 scholarship and another $2000 scholarship. However, it is Lubbock.
Really though as much as A&M would hate to admit it, its College of Liberal Arts is roughly on the same level as Tech's. So really its probably going to be UT or Tech. And really its looking like Tech because well it doesnt matter where you get your undergrad degree at as long as its decent, what matters is where you get your graduate/professional degree at.
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