Nice, yeah, I have a couple friends from high school who attend there, mostly on sports scholarships, USC is a good school as well, SC here too, Im in the Florence area....45min-1hour from Myrtle Beach.
usually the college notification deadlines are april 1st so we all know by then. and im graduating in '13 because Northeastern does a co-op program where 3 semesters i dont go to classes but work places to make some cash, so its a 5 year program that the majority of NEU kids do.
I'm a junior, but my cousin (who's like a sister to me) just got into the 3 hardest colleges to get into inside the state of Texas: Rice (aka: Harvard of the South), Southwestern, and some other that I always forget the name of. She's still undecided, but I think she's going to Southwestern because they gave her the most scholarship out of the three. About 18,000. Rofl, she was not accepted to Yale, but she only applied as a joke.
Yes the mascot in the Gamec0ck. But the fields that I am majoring in have a high success rate there. From Greenville. [/b][/quote] Nice, yeah, I have a couple friends from high school who attend there, mostly on sports scholarships, USC is a good school as well, SC here too, Im in the Florence area....45min-1hour from Myrtle Beach. [/b][/quote] Ah! I'm SC too. Except I'm going to College of Charleston. :mellow:
My parents are UT alums, and they used to live in Texas (go figure...). Don't go to either of these. They're not your best choice on any circumstance. No sports, no academics. All they have is some ok Greek frats and sororities. That's about it. If you did the social scene instead of the intellectual, by all means, go. But, UT has both social and intellectual. If you can go there, go there. Haha. [/b][/quote] yeah ut is the college i want to go to most im a huge ut fan. lets go mack.
Applied -Cal State Northridge. Attending -Cal State Northridge Haha, I applied to only one because this school has a great program for deaf people and I am hard of hearing so I want to be involved more with that. Major - Physical Therapy.
