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hmmm might as well do a long entry- heres my final college list:
Boston University-
I really like this college. i can see myself in boston and this university. i guess if theres one thing i dont like about it, is that it really doesnt seem to be like one centralized campus, almost like it loses the college atmosphere.
George Washington University-
Heh at the meeting they made it sound really interesting. the dorm rooms are some of the best in the country, seeing as they are remodeled hotel rooms, and refurnished apartments. there's a bunch of internships too. there is supposed to be a bunch of diversity, but thats mostly thru the international students, i believe, not really the diversity im looking for. but imagine all the possibilities and resources in DC tho!
Loyola Marymount University-
I guess this is more of a backup, i really would only go here as a last choice. elaine said i needed another california school, and this is the only one i liked.
Southern Methodist University-
I thought this was my number 1 until i read the princeton review list that it was oen of the worst schools in terms of other ethnicities talking to each other. its still high one my list, gr8 business program as well as internships with sports teams. i could see myself going here, guess we'll see how it all works out. oh ya and all the hurricane stuff near there has me a little worried also.
St John's Univeristy (NY)-
wow one of the most diverse counties in the US--Queens. i like this one but its more of a safety. its also more of a commuter school, which i worry about in terms of that school spirit attitude on campus. princeton review says most of the student leave for home on the weekends. reminds me too much of community college hehehe.
Saint Louis University-
Another ncie college. Big on school spirit, bad diversity. st. louis is diverse tho, i can see my7self here. middle of the pack on my list. horrible dorms. ugh so cramped.
Seton Hall University-
Another school with good diversity but lack of interaction. close to NYC but not so close, so good in that sense. probably more of a safety school but i like it a lot. i'd visit if it got into my top 3 after i hear back from every college.
University of Maryland - College Park-
ok so im scheduled to visit this campus during the colorado trip, and i hope i like it a lot. good business school, the best school spirit, diversity (althoguh lack of interaction), beautiful campus, great location (close to DC). this is definately a possible number 1. i'll get back to this one in november...
U Michigan-
recommended to me by elaine, but really tough to get into for out of state students. sooooo whether i even got in here is debatable. i dont even knwo much about michigan except that their football team and otehr sports are awesome. if i got in i'd proabbly go visit it.
University of Southern California-
This is my number 2, i think. USC is really cool. most of my family has gone here and me continuing that tradition is not out of the question. got pretty much everything i want. its in the center of LA tho, and close to home...ewwww.
Washington University in St. Louis-
If i were to get in here, I would probably go there. the loop, which is right next to wash u, is a really cool hangout area. the campus is one of the msot beautiful campuses i've ever seen, and the school spirit is somewhat involved in sports, and other activities. possibel number one with maryland.
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Boston University-
I really like this college. i can see myself in boston and this university. i guess if theres one thing i dont like about it, is that it really doesnt seem to be like one centralized campus, almost like it loses the college atmosphere.
George Washington University-
Heh at the meeting they made it sound really interesting. the dorm rooms are some of the best in the country, seeing as they are remodeled hotel rooms, and refurnished apartments. there's a bunch of internships too. there is supposed to be a bunch of diversity, but thats mostly thru the international students, i believe, not really the diversity im looking for. but imagine all the possibilities and resources in DC tho!
Loyola Marymount University-
I guess this is more of a backup, i really would only go here as a last choice. elaine said i needed another california school, and this is the only one i liked.
Southern Methodist University-
I thought this was my number 1 until i read the princeton review list that it was oen of the worst schools in terms of other ethnicities talking to each other. its still high one my list, gr8 business program as well as internships with sports teams. i could see myself going here, guess we'll see how it all works out. oh ya and all the hurricane stuff near there has me a little worried also.
St John's Univeristy (NY)-
wow one of the most diverse counties in the US--Queens. i like this one but its more of a safety. its also more of a commuter school, which i worry about in terms of that school spirit attitude on campus. princeton review says most of the student leave for home on the weekends. reminds me too much of community college hehehe.
Saint Louis University-
Another ncie college. Big on school spirit, bad diversity. st. louis is diverse tho, i can see my7self here. middle of the pack on my list. horrible dorms. ugh so cramped.
Seton Hall University-
Another school with good diversity but lack of interaction. close to NYC but not so close, so good in that sense. probably more of a safety school but i like it a lot. i'd visit if it got into my top 3 after i hear back from every college.
University of Maryland - College Park-
ok so im scheduled to visit this campus during the colorado trip, and i hope i like it a lot. good business school, the best school spirit, diversity (althoguh lack of interaction), beautiful campus, great location (close to DC). this is definately a possible number 1. i'll get back to this one in november...
U Michigan-
recommended to me by elaine, but really tough to get into for out of state students. sooooo whether i even got in here is debatable. i dont even knwo much about michigan except that their football team and otehr sports are awesome. if i got in i'd proabbly go visit it.
University of Southern California-
This is my number 2, i think. USC is really cool. most of my family has gone here and me continuing that tradition is not out of the question. got pretty much everything i want. its in the center of LA tho, and close to home...ewwww.
Washington University in St. Louis-
If i were to get in here, I would probably go there. the loop, which is right next to wash u, is a really cool hangout area. the campus is one of the msot beautiful campuses i've ever seen, and the school spirit is somewhat involved in sports, and other activities. possibel number one with maryland.
OFFICIAL LIST COMES OUT TOMORROW