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Post by KruPaxson on Dec 6, 2007 18:48:01 GMT -5
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Post by cjmjones008 on Dec 6, 2007 19:08:22 GMT -5
wvu had to be near the bottom
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Post by KruPaxson on Dec 6, 2007 19:09:38 GMT -5
lol you criminals
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Post by Mark on Dec 6, 2007 19:11:21 GMT -5
10. Pretty cool.
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Post by KruPaxson on Dec 6, 2007 19:13:29 GMT -5
and you're top 10 in party schools, your basketball coach does the soulja boy, Wisconsin the place to be and Mark is transferring lol
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Post by cjmjones008 on Dec 6, 2007 19:14:49 GMT -5
steve slaton is a smart guy... i think he may be up to advanced basketball by now
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Post by Mark on Dec 6, 2007 19:28:43 GMT -5
It's 16 degrees right now!
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Post by cjmjones008 on Dec 6, 2007 19:43:40 GMT -5
its 22 here
yesterday you couldnt go anywhere there was so much snow but class werent canceled
it was sweet
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Post by Mark on Dec 6, 2007 19:51:36 GMT -5
I honestly had to stop myself from falling 30 times today during the times I walked from class. The ice was brutal, so brutal that some places are marked off with caution tape.
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Post by KruPaxson on Dec 6, 2007 19:57:20 GMT -5
Watch out for falling icicles! Seriously especially from high dorms and classroom buildings.
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Post by cjmjones008 on Dec 6, 2007 19:58:13 GMT -5
at least they put up caution tape... at wvu they let you bust your ass
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Post by James on Dec 6, 2007 19:58:15 GMT -5
Nice.
How much a year does it cost to go to a top College in the US?
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Post by nova on Dec 6, 2007 20:10:29 GMT -5
Nice. How much a year does it cost to go to a top College in the US? It varies. The top colleges academics-wise are around $35,000 a year. However, when you add in room & board, books and supplies, and othere expenses, it's closer to $50,000 a year. Then, there are other colleges that because of their location, their affiliation, or their name, cost more. For example, George Washington University in D.C. Not known for its academics, but it costs $39,000 a year just for tuition, but when you add in all other expenses, it's around $53,000.
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Post by aaronjh on Dec 6, 2007 20:38:17 GMT -5
Nice. How much a year does it cost to go to a top College in the US? It varies. The top colleges academics-wise are around $35,000 a year. However, when you add in room & board, books and supplies, and othere expenses, it's closer to $50,000 a year. Then, there are other colleges that because of their location, their affiliation, or their name, cost more. For example, George Washington University in D.C. Not known for its academics, but it costs $39,000 a year just for tuition, but when you add in all other expenses, it's around $53,000. One of the better international programs in the world.
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Post by Dan on Dec 6, 2007 20:46:07 GMT -5
pretty cool, i need to find a school
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Post by garf2000 on Dec 6, 2007 20:46:59 GMT -5
39. Cornell
The lone Ivy League rep, Cornell made it by dominating wrestling (3), lacrosse (3), hockey (5) and a little thing called the U.S. News rankings (12).
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Post by garf2000 on Dec 6, 2007 20:50:33 GMT -5
Nice. How much a year does it cost to go to a top College in the US? James, do you know about colleges in the U.S.? The only colleges I really know off the top of my head that are outside of the U.S. are Oxford, Cambridge, and St. Andrews
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Post by GP on Dec 6, 2007 21:03:12 GMT -5
real good list...kinda suprised Notre Dame was edged out of the top 10
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Post by kjkeelty on Dec 6, 2007 21:14:11 GMT -5
Nice. How much a year does it cost to go to a top College in the US? It varies. The top colleges academics-wise are around $35,000 a year. However, when you add in room & board, books and supplies, and othere expenses, it's closer to $50,000 a year. Then, there are other colleges that because of their location, their affiliation, or their name, cost more. For example, George Washington University in D.C. Not known for its academics, but it costs $39,000 a year just for tuition, but when you add in all other expenses, it's around $53,000. Yeah, my alma mater is in the $41,000 range these days. It was about $32,000 or so in 1999 when I graduated. Nuts. I can't really say it was worth it financially, but it was a great time, wouldn't change a thing.
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Post by garf2000 on Dec 6, 2007 21:23:18 GMT -5
Where'd you go?
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Post by kjkeelty on Dec 6, 2007 21:29:17 GMT -5
colby.edu/Colby College, it's in Maine. I went there, met my wife there. Her mom went there, her grandmother and grandfather too. Yikes, my bad, tuition is now $46,000. And that doesn't even include books. Guess my daughter's goin to state or community college in 2024.
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Post by Mark on Dec 6, 2007 21:41:52 GMT -5
Great college.
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Post by aaronjh on Dec 6, 2007 21:45:20 GMT -5
Binghamton #1!
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Post by kjkeelty on Dec 6, 2007 21:49:38 GMT -5
Agreed. Winters suck though. I played golf and baseball there as well. Golf season was 6 weeks, baseball was like 8 weeks, and 1 of those weeks we had to play in florida cuz it was too cold up north.
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Post by James on Dec 6, 2007 21:52:10 GMT -5
The only reason as to why I know about Colleges in the US is through basketball.
And Nova, that is INCREDIBLY expensive. Overe here, the best University in the coutnry is Melbourne University (ranked around 20 in the world I believe, maybe higher). Obviously, you have to have a very very high score coming out of HS, but it's not even really that much money. It costs aroud $6-7 thousand per year and you ONLY start paying it off once your in the work force and earning over $36,000, it's a Government interest free loan. Thats the standard price for all Universities in Australia. I'm paying 6k per year, in 2nd year and haven't paid a cent yet.
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