Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Getting into a college in washington with a low G.P.A.


Getting into a college in washington with a low G.P.A.?
Now im a senior and so far my grades have been straight A's and im planning on working hard this year to keep it this way. My G.P.A. right now is a 2.2 and im wondering if i could get into any universities in washington. maybe UW? but maybe thats too much to ask.
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Haha probably not UW. Central or Eastern would probably accept you. Or you could just go to Community College for 2 years then transfer.




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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

What college has a better reputation: Rutgers University at New Brunswick or George Washington University

What college has a better reputation: Rutgers University at New Brunswick or George Washington University?
What college has a better reputation: Rutgers University at New Brunswick or George Washington University?
Higher Education (University +) - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Neither one. Both of them, like all other universities, are very greedy, liberal, socialist pigs. They charge exorbitant tuition rates, and the professors don't even care if you succeed or not. Most of them can't even speak English. If you want to go to college, go to a junior college as long as you can, then transfer to a university only if you need to.
Answer 2 :
I agree with Leaira, they're just in it for the money. Notice that most liberals are hypocrites in that way.
Answer 3 :
Oh, please...ignore those other posters. They probably didn't get into their first choice college so they're bitter...or had some other bad personal experience. But you're not asking for personal experience, so--prestige-wise, GW is generally held in higher esteem.
Answer 4 :
Depends on your major. Rutgers is one of the best (if not *the* best) universities in the country for philosophy majors. It's all relative to the area of study you wish to pursue. Overall, there isn't much difference between the two. They're both very good schools.




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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

I am looking for cheap ways for a college student to get from Washington DC to Minnesota

I am looking for cheap ways for a college student to get from Washington DC to Minnesota?
I need to get home!
Washington, D.C. - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
hi Danielle, i can suggest you http://discounttravelpackages.blogspot.com/ and http://websoni.com/ - your online travel partner.Hope this is helpful.....
Answer 2 :
The cheapest way is by bus. Check the online websites for Greyhound. It is not the most comfortable way to travel, but it is the cheapest. If you are a student, AMTRAK will sometimes cut you a break on the fare. Southwest also has cheap fares for flights for students and is having a July sale right now. You might check that out.
Answer 3 :
The cheapest way is to share a ride with someone going that way and you pick up half of the gas and tolls. If you're on campus now, spread the word that you'll be needing a lift, put up signs around campus, use craigslist, etc.




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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Which college should i go to Washington State University or University of Oregon

Which college should i go to Washington State University or University of Oregon?
College is coming up, and im the most indecisive person in the world, so i decided to have people give me their input on which one they would prefer and why, because in the end i think it would help me have a more stable outlook for my future.. Anything Helps for reall...
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Answer 1 :
Well, first of all, I live in Eugene so I'm probably biased, but I'll try to be neutral. They're both big PAC--10 (sports) schools. As schools, there's two big differences. WSU is the land-grant school in WA, and that means they have the agriculture department and engineering schools. Of course, they offer the other things, too. In Oregon, Oregon State University in Corvallis would be the corresponding university. The UO is larger (21,000 students this year and growing). It has more of the liberal arts and the pure sciences. UO has no engineering or agriculture departments. It has the Librarian school, the Law School, and a Fine Arts and Architecture department. There's far more art here. The cities and the climate are very different. Pullman is a small place and the university totally overwhelms it. The nearest town, Moscow, Idaho, is home to another school, the U of Idaho. Pullman has severe winters, with temps zero and below. It is fairly dry though. Eugene is much larger (160,000) and maybe another 100,000 just outside the city limits. Once you get a half mile away from the U, you might not even know there was one around; the school does not overwhelm the city. The winters are very mild, rarely getting below freezing. But it does rain in the winter -- maybe 8 inches in each of Dec and Jan, for example -- and none of it falls as snow. It also rarely rains hard, so it drizzles a lot. It's cloudy a lot in the winter, too. On the other hand, there's great skiing an hour away (to the east) and the ocean an hour to the west. If you want to be an engineer or a farmer, go to WSU. Otherwise, choose based on the city and the weather. Just my opinion, of course.
Answer 2 :
University of Oregon. I attended Oregon my freshman year, it had its ups and downs but I would definitely say its a much better atmosphere than WSU




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