College and Women stuff

[stardance]

So, I didn't have English today, lol. I should check my email more often x.x Apparently my homework is still due, though. Good thing I did what's due. Just need to turn it in before my next class. I think I am pretty much not behind in my classes anymore :D

Comments

[neko4]

NYU is awesome, or such is the impression I got from my brief visit there. I honestly don't know many details, but I'd put in a good word for it.

[paperstar19]

Oregon is really nice. I haven't spent a lot of time there, but Portland is a REALLY nice city, sort of like Seattle-lite. The whole no sales tax thing is cool, but you're not allowed to pump your own gas. You might also want to look into University of Oregon in Eugene. My sister goes there, and apparently they have a really good business school. The campus is really beautiful if you don't mind not being in a major city.

[bellheim]

Hey, Ontario isn't a state.

Also, we've got a bunch of schools located in Southwestern Ontario that are good. UofWaterloo and Wilfrid Laurier are pretty much across the road from one another, both of which have excellent business and engineering programs. Also, Western (apparently) has a good engineering program.
I don't know about the ones in Toronto, except that rent in downtown Toronto is astronomical and it's pretty much parked on the business sector.

[stardance]

"Provinces" is too uppity. But Thanks! I'll check out those colleges :D

[bellheim]

But state isn't very accurate.

Also, I realize now that I meant both Waterloo and Laurier have good business programs. Laurier, not so much with engineering. Or like at all.

[stardance]

But it's moderately more accurate than just sticking "Canada" in there, which was my first impulse >.>

[camberly]

Come to us~ You know I always want you to come here to British Columbia XP