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DisTeach
01-05-2005, 08:18 PM
What do you guys study at school? Where do you attend? Is it a party school or is it dead (like mine lol)?

JCTigger
01-05-2005, 09:25 PM
What do you guys study at school? Where do you attend? Is it a party school or is it dead (like mine lol)?

so it isnt just me that theres nothing to do around here LOL

SyracuseWolvrine
01-05-2005, 09:40 PM
Just graduated with a degree in information technology from Syracuse University. SU is not a top school, either academically or party-wise, but is about the middle of the pack in both. (although, parts of SU's academics are very good, notably broadcasting)

What am I doing with my degree? I'm working at Disney World. Not in IT right now, just working in the parks. Am I sorry that I'm not using my degree? Not really. I'm 22 and single, and I'm having fun working for Disney. I can always do computer tech support stuff on the side if I want.

DaisieJ225
01-05-2005, 09:56 PM
I study Business Management at a community college called CCBC. It's a pretty dead school. I plan on either going to Point Park in Pittsburgh or going down to South Carolina next fall or the year after that. I want to go for Sports Management.

sunkissed212
01-05-2005, 10:01 PM
I'm currently studying Finance/Human Resources at Madonna University in Michigan. However, I'm thinking of a major change to Psychology. If I do that, I'll probably end up going back to Eastern Michigan University where I previously attended or I may try University of Michigan.

Blueeyes101817
01-05-2005, 10:03 PM
im studying early childhood education at Rowan University..not the best school, but not the worst either i guess

JCTigger
01-05-2005, 10:05 PM
I just switched majors to a History major i currently go to Middlesex Community College in Bedford Mass i basically started over in school cause i needed to work full time to save for school once i had started... I would love eventually to go down and work in the parks full time but im not sure if they have anything i can do with my major but with a little bit of tweaking im sure i can figure something out... unless i go into Boston theres pretty much nothing to do around here...

~Jill

DisTeach
01-05-2005, 10:29 PM
Middlesex, huh? I'm about 15 minutes from there! I go to Rivier up in Nashua :Pinkbounc

JCTigger
01-05-2005, 10:30 PM
yeah i know exactly where it is i was actually lookin at the school to transfer to but i think im just going to transfer to UMass lowell
~Jill

DisTeach
01-05-2005, 10:33 PM
I must admit, we have a great history program with some smarty-pants professors! lol

KingKobra
01-05-2005, 10:41 PM
Thats cool JCTigger i'm from Dracut so youre right next door. I go to BU and right now i'm studying international relations and journalism.

JCTigger
01-05-2005, 10:41 PM
i havent really heard much about the school so i kinda counted it out but ill take a better look at it im not planning on transfer till spring 06 anyways so i have plenty of time to still look at schools
i think every school has smarty pants profs.. i know my school does i have one of them this semester
~Jill

DisTeach
01-05-2005, 10:47 PM
Wow, we are all neighbors

JCTigger
01-05-2005, 10:51 PM
i know scary huh? i thought i was the only disney "freak" out there except my roommate from the CP who is from Billrica

grega2004
01-05-2005, 11:44 PM
I'm a Freshmen at Catholic University of America down in DC. I'm a History and Secdonary Education Major. The University is big on the workload and tough on the drinking. For example, if you are underage with a drink in your hand and drunk on school grounds you are automatically on supervision indefinitly. But, we still find good times in the clubs and what not. But, I usually hang out w/ my friends and either see the Memorial's at night time or to see a movie.

jimmybop
01-05-2005, 11:47 PM
I'm a Communication Arts Major at Utica College in Utica, NY (Used to be part of Syracuse Univeristy, but now were are just "founded by SU" and offer their degree). Its a very small school (kind of like a very large high school). About half live on campus, the other half commute. School has a good Physical Theropy program (just starting to offer our school's first Doctorate program this spring in it) and has a nationaly known ECI (Economic Crime Investagation) program.

FutureAshleyDukes
01-06-2005, 12:52 AM
I'm working on my English degree in a really small town in Oklahoma. Very boring, I'm only there until my fiance is done with Pharmacy school.

ChisJo
01-06-2005, 01:29 AM
I'm a second year nursing student, aiming towards my degree, then hopefully getting my Masters in a specialty, but uncertain as to which area. My schooling is VERY stressful and demanding, but for obvious reasons. They are trying to prepare us for the real deal!
I am studying at a very respected University in Edmonton, Canada. I am very blessed that I was accepted into this program....It is very difficult to get in to.
Just started classes again today, and am already up to my eyeballs in homework. Hopefully, no one else is experiencing this torture.
Jo

Briarprincess
01-06-2005, 03:36 AM
Elementary Education/Psychology double major with a Special Education minor :teacher: .... small-ish school in central NJ... we're not known for anything except not having a football team :confused3

SDAngel101
01-06-2005, 03:54 AM
Im studying Sociology and possibly getting a minor in Spanish. I'm not sure about the minor yet.. My school is not that big of a party school, but we are close enough to UCLA and USC if I wanted to go to any big parties. Don't worry Briarprincess we don't have a football team at my school, so its kinda weird for us cheerleaders to only cheer for basketball.

PigSoldier
01-06-2005, 09:22 AM
I'm in my second year of a music degree. I love the course, I've got to work with a lot of great people, and do some really amazing subjects (my favourite's on sex in music, haven't missed a lecture yet! :rolleyes: ).

Not so keen on the place itself though, after living in London all my life, it's a tad too quiet for me.

T-CoTink411
01-06-2005, 01:39 PM
I'm at Marquette University (in Milwaukee, Wi) studying exercise science and physical therapy. :D

T-CoTink411
01-06-2005, 01:43 PM
Elementary Education/Psychology double major with a Special Education minor :teacher: .... small-ish school in central NJ... we're not known for anything except not having a football team :confused3


Same here, like SDAngel basketball is the big thing at my school.

daughter_of_amid_chaos
01-06-2005, 02:48 PM
DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana
History Major and Biology Minor
Hardcore Party school (#2 Greek life in the country)

wdwgirl03
01-06-2005, 02:52 PM
Another Marquette student here, studying Elementary Education and English. And yes, basketball is really the only big thing here.

Linxzy
01-06-2005, 10:46 PM
Senior year, studying Biomedical Sciences. Hopefully will enter dentistry school *crosses fingers*, if not will do a masters in Epidemiology.
It's a smallish school. Not much to do, other than going to the pub (Panchitas) next to it, if you like to drink.
We are known, locally, as the ones that most of the time win "Las Justas", which are games between different colleges.

klahr
01-06-2005, 11:07 PM
political science at university of alabama

big time party school

ROLL TIDE

12 football national championships

Wick
01-07-2005, 12:18 AM
political science at st. francis college in nyc

IloveDMB
01-07-2005, 01:35 AM
Graduated in May with a Public Health degree.

Currently deciding whether I still want to go to medical school, sort of a quarter life crisis.

Undergraduate school was a good school, in my opinion. Small state college in Southern NJ. Lots of parties, usually always something going on. If not, the school was 15 minutes away from Atlantic City.

Briarprincess, you either have to be at Stockton or TCNJ, cause I went to Stockton and we also didn't have a football team.

Lola
01-07-2005, 01:17 PM
TCNJ has a football team.... How do I know? Rowan EMBARRASSED them a couple months ago - hehehe. :cheer2: When we pulled ahead, TCNJ fans started to chant "SAT SCORES...SAT SCORES!" So while we all celebrated that night and weekend, I guess they all studied some more. JUST KIDDING - NO OFFENSE TCNJ hahaha.

IloveDMB
01-07-2005, 02:46 PM
TCNJ has a football team.... How do I know? Rowan EMBARRASSED them a couple months ago - hehehe. :cheer2: When we pulled ahead, TCNJ fans started to chant "SAT SCORES...SAT SCORES!" So while we all celebrated that night and weekend, I guess they all studied some more. JUST KIDDING - NO OFFENSE TCNJ hahaha.

That's pretty funny. I didn't really TCNJ had a football team. Stockton must be the only one around with no football team.

And what bad losers they were. They really shouted "SAT scores"? That's ridiculous.

miste76
01-08-2005, 11:55 AM
I'm working on my DMD (dentistry) at Southern Illinois University-School of Dental Medicine... We're affiliated with SIU-Edwardsville, but our campus is about 20 minutes away. (SIUE is a small state school as well.)
However, we're only 30 minutes from St. Louis... giving us a chance to get out when we have time.

Only 18 more months until I'm finally done with school!!! woohoo.

disneyaddict
01-08-2005, 01:15 PM
Hey Miste76, I am a 4th year at Temple Dental. I saw there was another poster on here interested in Dentistry. I don't post on the boards here that much, but when I saw a fellow dental student on here I just had to say hi. Are you looking to specialize or general practice. I applied to pedo, and will find out the 31st what I will or will not be doing next year. If I dont match I decided that I am going to try to find a GPR in florida that has an opening and go there for a year. I can't stand this cold anymore.

Judy

natty41
01-09-2005, 12:59 AM
I'm at UW-Milwaukee studying nursing.

WDWfanatic288
01-09-2005, 02:22 AM
I go to the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and I'm studying psychology.
Our nicknames are the Greek Ivy and Party Ivy so we party but probably not as hard as other schools...lol

SnowWhite1985
01-09-2005, 11:45 AM
I go to SCCC and i'm in for early childhood education.

chadfromdallas
01-09-2005, 01:44 PM
Working on my second year towards my BS/MS in Accounting.

Blue_devil
01-09-2005, 09:23 PM
Last year i did a one year fitness training diploma. This year i am hopefully moving more onto a degree in sport and recreation majoring in exercise science.

JoeThaNo1Stunna
01-10-2005, 06:32 PM
At VCU getting a B.A. in History and a Master's in Secondary Education.

nmudisneyfan
01-11-2005, 12:04 AM
I'm studing Secondaty History Education (and I'm almost done) at Northern Michigan University (it's in Marquette, Michigan in the U.P.). It's not that much of a party school, I guess it's pretty dead here, although once in awhile we get some excitement. One of the dorms did have a fire in it, which was pretty exciting (no one was hurt).

Evil Princess
01-11-2005, 12:10 AM
I go to SCCC and i'm in for early childhood education.

Where on Long Island are you? I'm from the Island too :)

Currently I attend Northeastern University in Boston and I'm changing majors from visual arts to psychology with probably a minor in arts since I have a bunch of my requirements filled.

As far as NU, I like the school, love my housing, LOVE the hockey team (even when we're doing horribly)...but I'm not a big New England/Boston fan in general. I would transfer if I wasn't so far along.

I'll just stay here and then go to grad school in Manhattan...
Don't get me wrong, I like it here, but I'm not in love with it at all :(

SyracuseWolvrine
01-11-2005, 12:21 AM
I'm studing Secondaty History Education (and I'm almost done) at Northern Michigan University (it's in Marquette, Michigan in the U.P.). It's not that much of a party school, I guess it's pretty dead here, although once in awhile we get some excitement. One of the dorms did have a fire in it, which was pretty exciting (no one was hurt).

You guys have a pretty nice hockey rink. And some very wild hockey fans.

JCTigger
01-11-2005, 12:30 AM
At least your beating UML in hockey east ranking... which never happens..but outside hockey east UML is doin pretty darn well
and yeah they have a pretty nice rink but not as nice as the new rink for BU

nmudisneyfan
01-11-2005, 12:42 AM
You guys have a pretty nice hockey rink. And some very wild hockey fans.

Yup, we are some wild fans. I love our games, they are so great, especially with the puck heads there. Our rink is pretty cool. They used to have open skate on it a couple of times a week, but they don't do that anymore.

Evil Princess
01-11-2005, 11:45 AM
At least your beating UML in hockey east ranking... which never happens..but outside hockey east UML is doin pretty darn well
and yeah they have a pretty nice rink but not as nice as the new rink for BU

Yeah, but we're doing well outside Hockey East as well. We beat Michigan, yet we lost to UML this weekend, go figure.
That was possibly the most boring and terribly played game of hockey that I've seen in the past few years up here.

Whatever, I get a bit too passionate about college hockey lol.

And yes, your new rink is wonderful...but for 22 bucks a ticket, I don't even know if I'm going to take the T over when we play you at home (I'm lieing, I probably will, but I'll complain about it the whole way over).

Matthew's is old...but I love the balcony.

Evil Princess
01-11-2005, 11:50 AM
At least your beating UML in hockey east ranking... which never happens..but outside hockey east UML is doin pretty darn well
and yeah they have a pretty nice rink but not as nice as the new rink for BU

Yeah, but we're doing well outside Hockey East as well. We beat Michigan, yet we lost to UML this weekend, go figure.
That was possibly the most boring and terribly played game of hockey that I've seen in the past few years up here.

Whatever, I get a bit too passionate about college hockey lol.

And yes, your new rink is wonderful...but for 22 bucks a ticket, I don't even know if I'm going to take the T over when we play you at home (I'm lieing, I probably will, but I'll complain about it the whole way over).

Matthew's is old...but I love the balcony.

JCTigger
01-11-2005, 11:55 AM
Yeah, but we're doing well outside Hockey East as well. We beat Michigan, yet we lost to UML this weekend, go figure.
That was possibly the most boring and terribly played game of hockey that I've seen in the past few years up here.
Whatever, I get a bit too passionate about college hockey lol.
And yes, your new rink is wonderful...but for 22 bucks a ticket, I don't even know if I'm going to take the T over when we play you at home (I'm lieing, I probably will, but I'll complain about it the whole way over).
Matthew's is old...but I love the balcony.


Are you kidding i couldnt afford to go to BU its all about the state schools hehe next fall ill be at UML... I wanted to go to that game but my friend and I ended up forgetting to go and watching a movie instead... I like the Tsongas areana ( where UML plays) it may not be flashy or fancy but it has comfy seats in section M and cup holders... :earboy2:
I dont really like UML I'm really more of a Maine fan but UML is close to home cheap tickets (8 bucks) and its hockey who can complain

~Jill

Evil Princess
01-11-2005, 03:28 PM
Are you kidding i couldnt afford to go to BU its all about the state schools hehe next fall ill be at UML... I wanted to go to that game but my friend and I ended up forgetting to go and watching a movie instead... I like the Tsongas areana ( where UML plays) it may not be flashy or fancy but it has comfy seats in section M and cup holders... :earboy2:
I dont really like UML I'm really more of a Maine fan but UML is close to home cheap tickets (8 bucks) and its hockey who can complain

~Jill

Ohh, I thought you went to BU :)

I was at Tsongas on Saturday...we had more fans at the game than UML did. It was actually kind of funny. We took a coach bus and filled it with fans. Their arena is nice, so completely different from Northeasterns. But hey, we have the oldest indoor skating facility in the country, the thing's a historical landmark lol.

I'm debating going to Maine next weekend, but that requires a hotel room for the weekend.

JCTigger
01-11-2005, 04:16 PM
I was at Tsongas on Saturday...we had more fans at the game than UML did. It was actually kind of funny. We took a coach bus and filled it with fans. Their arena is nice, so completely different from Northeasterns. But hey, we have the oldest indoor skating facility in the country, the thing's a historical landmark lol.
I'm debating going to Maine next weekend, but that requires a hotel room for the weekend.

Unless youve already purchased your tickets you may not get tickets to a Maine game... they are pretty die hard fans although it is not as hard as it is to get tickets to UNH games those tickets are nasty hard to get... UML games never have more then a couple hundred people there... the Tsongas areana is ten times better then the tully forum where they use to play the HS that i went to the hockey team still plays there (its in Chelmsford where I live) and the seats are just cement slabs really cold really uncomfy... so the Tsongas was a nice change :cheer2:

Have you ever seen a maine game? I love there cheer at least we know they can spell where they live "M-A-I-N-E Go bears!" gotta love it! If you go have fun... as for me Im going snowboarding this weekend... :earboy2:

dizprincess717
01-11-2005, 08:13 PM
Hey... I am a freshmen at Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA. It's private and pretty small. There are some parties, but nothing like the college three hours west of here - Penn State! I like it here though. The buildings are all old, it's the sixth oldest school in the country so that's it's little claim to fame I guess.

Evil Princess
01-11-2005, 09:10 PM
Unless youve already purchased your tickets you may not get tickets to a Maine game... they are pretty die hard fans although it is not as hard as it is to get tickets to UNH games those tickets are nasty hard to get... UML games never have more then a couple hundred people there... the Tsongas areana is ten times better then the tully forum where they use to play the HS that i went to the hockey team still plays there (its in Chelmsford where I live) and the seats are just cement slabs really cold really uncomfy... so the Tsongas was a nice change :cheer2:

Have you ever seen a maine game? I love there cheer at least we know they can spell where they live "M-A-I-N-E Go bears!" gotta love it! If you go have fun... as for me Im going snowboarding this weekend... :earboy2:

I've been to Maine games AT Northeastern. I go to every home game here. I don't have a car up here, but my best friend does, so I don't venture out of Boston much at all.

All opposing teams can get tickets to games through their own school. Northeastern holds the tickets til about thursday, and if the students don't want them they send the extras back to the other Hockey East school so that they can sell them.

Or I could always do what I did for the sold out game at Vermont when I decided the night before that I wanted to go...call a player and ask him to put us on the list if his parents weren't going ;)

JCTigger
01-11-2005, 09:19 PM
Or I could always do what I did for the sold out game at Vermont when I decided the night before that I wanted to go...call a player and ask him to put us on the list if his parents weren't going ;)

That works as well... im so excited to see vermont join hockeyeast next season... ive never seen thier team play before...

SyracuseWolvrine
01-11-2005, 11:30 PM
Wow ... the DIS is not exactly the place I had expected to find a great college hockey discussion. Very cool indeed.

(If we're making lists of which arenas we've seen games in, I can include several CCHA rinks, 1 Hockey East, 1 ECAC, 2 WCHA, and 1 College Hockey America, plus 4 straight Frozen Fours (going to be 5 this coming April))

Evil Princess
01-12-2005, 02:03 PM
Wow ... the DIS is not exactly the place I had expected to find a great college hockey discussion. Very cool indeed.

(If we're making lists of which arenas we've seen games in, I can include several CCHA rinks, 1 Hockey East, 1 ECAC, 2 WCHA, and 1 College Hockey America, plus 4 straight Frozen Fours (going to be 5 this coming April))

You are MUCH more advanced than I am, since I've only been following since last year (and Hockey East rinks are very local)

SyracuseWolvrine
01-12-2005, 02:12 PM
(and Hockey East rinks are very local)

I grew up in CCHA country ... once I started following the game at a more national level, it was kinda amusing to see some of the Hockey East fans complaining about long road trips (I've heard ppl complain about the 2-3 hours it takes to get to UNH from Boston, but really, right now, Maine is the only long road trip in HE), whereas in the CCHA and WCHA, a 3 1/2 hour drive is considered a quick trip

Evil Princess
01-12-2005, 06:34 PM
I grew up in CCHA country ... once I started following the game at a more national level, it was kinda amusing to see some of the Hockey East fans complaining about long road trips (I've heard ppl complain about the 2-3 hours it takes to get to UNH from Boston, but really, right now, Maine is the only long road trip in HE), whereas in the CCHA and WCHA, a 3 1/2 hour drive is considered a quick trip

LOL Yep! I'm debating getting a hotel room for our Maine weekend, though I'm wondering if college hockey is worth a weekend in Maine. I've never even been to Maine in my life.

The longest drive was to Vermont for an out of conference game, though they're comming to Hockey East so it's something to get used to. That was an interesting trip for the day.

JCTigger
01-12-2005, 06:53 PM
LOL Yep! I'm debating getting a hotel room for our Maine weekend, though I'm wondering if college hockey is worth a weekend in Maine. I've never even been to Maine in my life.

The longest drive was to Vermont for an out of conference game, though they're comming to Hockey East so it's something to get used to. That was an interesting trip for the day.

Going to vermont is a quicker drive then going to maine orano is like a 6 hr drive from my house so add another 45mins or so from boston... plus theres nothing around in orano...unless you like skiing/snowboarding... this weekends suppose to be really nice to hit the slopes

SyracuseWolvrine
01-12-2005, 09:31 PM
If I were going to Orono, I would get a hotel room for 2 nights, watch the games Friday and Saturday, then drive back on Sunday.

(Or try to find friends that are from the area, and invite them to go to the game with you ... worked pretty well for me when i went to see some games in Albany, and staying with a friend (although he didn't drive with me) also worked when I drove to UNH (from Syracuse, so it was about a 7 hour drive))

disneyana_5
01-12-2005, 11:48 PM
Hi all!
I attend Old Dominion University and I am studying Recreation/Tourism Management Studies and Marketing! Im very interested In working at Disney World as an event manager or marketing manager. I'm also very interested in working as a sales manager for Disney Weddings! Does anyone know who to get in touch with at disney about career opportunities? Thank you all!

Evil Princess
01-13-2005, 11:14 AM
If I were going to Orono, I would get a hotel room for 2 nights, watch the games Friday and Saturday, then drive back on Sunday.

(Or try to find friends that are from the area, and invite them to go to the game with you ... worked pretty well for me when i went to see some games in Albany, and staying with a friend (although he didn't drive with me) also worked when I drove to UNH (from Syracuse, so it was about a 7 hour drive))

That's what we were gonna go, 2 nights, I'm just not sure that I want to spend a whole weekend there lol.

Jacob
01-16-2005, 01:05 AM
Sports/Event Marketing @ South Alabama. Not a party school, really, but close to Pensacola and New Orleans....

Cratster
01-17-2005, 12:23 AM
i am a economics and political science major at st ambrose university in davenport iowa. its not the most fun town but the school isnt bad i guess. planning on law school and maybe an mba.

phisigprincess
01-17-2005, 02:40 AM
Wow, so many of us are from the Northeast! I graduated with Communication and Interpersonal Speech Communication degrees and a dance minor on Dec. 18th. I went Clarion University of PA which is TINY and the happenin' place to go is the WalMart. :) I grew up near the city my whole life, so I wanted to go to a small town for school. It was great for 4.5 years, but I'm still a city girl at heart!!

tink85
01-18-2005, 10:45 AM
I study English at Gettysburg College - major party school only if you don't mind that the only parties happen in the frats. I'm not a big drinker so I don't go much. The town itself is stuck literally in the Civil War era and there's only so many times you can watch a reenactment or visit the cemetary - after that, Wal Mart is the best hangout in town...

SoonerKate
01-20-2005, 01:40 PM
I'm a Film Studies/French major, with a minor in Poli Sci that'll be two classes away from a major when I graduate in May. (I've been here 5 years already. Two degrees is plenty.) I'm planning on a an MA in American Studies along with an MPA.

Oklahoma is a decent party school, but we are officially a dry campus as of January 18th, which will probably tone things down a lot. There isn't a very good relationship between the town and the University, and the fact that partying is going to move off campus and out of North and South Greek is probably going to make things worse.

We have a hockey team, surprisingly enough -- they're ACHA Division 1. (I have no idea what that means, other than OU views them as a club sport because title IX and financial considerations prevent them from being fully supported.) OU is, unsurprisingly, a football school at heart and always will be. (Because eventually we'll get back to the National Championship. And actually win it this time. What the hell, though -- we've already got 7, and they're all legitimate, unlike some schools who count championships before there were even polls.) Even when our basketball team was in the Final Four, there were still more people showing up to spring football practice than most basketball games...

SyracuseWolvrine
01-20-2005, 02:01 PM
(Because eventually we'll get back to the National Championship. And actually win it this time. What the hell, though -- we've already got 7, and they're all legitimate, unlike some schools who count championships before there were even polls.)

Under the present system, there's no such thing as a legitimate National Championship in college football. You may have 7 legitimate "Mythical National Championships", but nobody anywhere in D1 football can claim an actual National Championship.

ucfsweetie82
01-21-2005, 01:08 PM
hey guys I'm new to the boards, I am at UCF studying communicative disorders and hoping to work on the Great Movie ride this summer. :cheer2:

Crankyshank
01-21-2005, 01:34 PM
Hey guys! I'm an "old lady" college student. Just turned 30. Spent 1 year at UMASS (Sigma Sigma Sigma). Partied too hard on frat row, and so now I'm going to school part time nights when I can afford classes. I'm a history and psych major at Stonehill and now that my education benefits from Brown have kicked in, I hope to go back FT nights and transfer to PC, URI, or RIC.

MissMouse21
01-23-2005, 06:39 PM
Fashion Merchandising at Framingham State College near Boston...
I have NO idea what I'm doing after graduation in May, but I'll figure it out eventually!
There's alot of us buried in the snow here, huh?

GO PATRIOTS!!! :bitelip:

cheerdancer11
01-23-2005, 10:13 PM
That's pretty funny. I didn't really TCNJ had a football team. Stockton must be the only one around with no football team.

And what bad losers they were. They really shouted "SAT scores"? That's ridiculous.

Yea i live in NJ and I'm looking at schools to attend next year. I know Rider University also has no football team and is in Lawerencville NJ right near TCNJ. :D

ARDisneyQueen
02-04-2005, 03:58 PM
I just got my BS in accounting from the University of New Orleans. Definitly not a party school. More of a dead school. However, I am still there getting my MS in accounting.

Out in December 05.....whoo hoo :banana:

Islandhopper23
02-23-2005, 10:45 PM
I am a Criminal Justice major and a minor in Police Science. I attend Illinois State University.

ShuisFan584
02-24-2005, 01:12 PM
I'm a junior at William Paterson University. I'm majoring in applied mathematics and minoring in computer science. I don't know how much of a party school my school is because I'm not involved in those sort of things. I know they have their fair share of parties, but my school is more of a commuter school, so I don't know how big these parties are.

BluesTravlr00
02-24-2005, 02:46 PM
History undergrad, now doing law school. Good times.

They keep reminding me that im gonna be making 10k a month once i graduate :)

MinnieM21
03-03-2005, 05:00 AM
I'm a junior, majoring in Social Science as an undergrad and then I'll get my masters in Elementary Education. I'm minoring in Psychology.

Scullyrules1013
03-03-2005, 11:01 AM
I'm a pre-med bio major at Illinois Wesleyan University. It's not what you'd call a party school but I love it and I never have a problem finding fun on the weekends. Besides there's no shortage of parties around; if ya get bored with the IWU ones, Illinois State is right down the street *nudge nudge Islandhopper* lol. What we're really crazy about is our mens basketball (we are the Titans...the mighty mighty Titans ;)). They're awesome to watch and the spirit at the games is something I didn't expect from a small school--it seems like everyone from students to faculty to neighborhood families and alumni come to watch. :)

elsa2304
03-03-2005, 12:11 PM
I'm a nursing major and a sociology minor at Hope College in Holland, MI. Its affiliated with the reformed church hardcore so they are pretty strick, dry campus and everything. But, it is a lot of fun and there is a ton of stuff to do so I guess it all works out! :) :mickeybar

HomeSweetDisney
03-03-2005, 12:32 PM
I'm majoring in education. I want to teach 1st grade :)

Stitch_lover_Sith
03-03-2005, 02:21 PM
I am studing Political Science at Hollins University. :wave:

wdwgirl03
03-03-2005, 02:49 PM
I'm majoring in education. I want to teach 1st grade :)

Me too, or 2nd grade. :teacher:

Franky4fingers
03-03-2005, 04:11 PM
Last may I graduated from the University of North Florida with a Degree in History and a minor in Political Science. I still have no idea what I want to do with my life.

iggbees
03-03-2005, 08:11 PM
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BeckWhy
03-03-2005, 08:22 PM
Ok I've read through all your guys' stuff (well not really).

I'm like the only person in WNY. It's ok cuz it sucks here. I go to SUNY @ Fredonia and I'm a psych major. I think the school is a party school (I stick mostly to my boyfriend :love: who doesn't go to school here). And lastly I hate my college. :)

But I kinda understand why. Menga I'm so dissassociated from it. I just found out they have a football team. :confused3

cbsunfish
03-04-2005, 12:47 AM
I go to Cornell, which is sort of Western NY. I'm an engineer.

And ditto to whoever was surprised about the college hockey discussion. I have Cornell season tickets this year, and we're doing awesome. Lynah Rink is insane, and in my opinion the most fun place to watch hockey. It's a crummy old building with wooden benches for seats, but all the fans are so into the game that we stand on the seats the entire time (which really sucks when it snows and your shoes get your seat all wet).

This year we're ECAC regular season champs and Ivy League champs (thanks to Harvard losing in their final Ivy game of the season....muahahaha).

Let's go red!!!!

supercarrie
03-06-2005, 02:07 AM
I am a history major and poli sci minor at UCLA. UCLA is SO big that it can either be a party school (on Thursdays mostly) or pretty dead. If you aren't into the Greek scene, then you need to know people in apartments in order to really party, and they have started to really crack down on underage drinking in the dorms. A lot of people go home on weekends (including me) so Fri-Sun nights can be quiet. Movie premieres/screenings happen in Westwood (the town adjacent to campus) almost every week and Bel-Air is next door so you always can see celebs about, but once you get tired of that, unless you have a car or are 21+ the nightlife can get old.

CrazyChristie416
03-08-2005, 05:40 PM
Hey Guys,

Im studying Early Childhood and Special Education with a double major in Psych at NYU.

Im thinking about a minor in American Sign Language.

Crystal ::MinnieMo

DisneySurfGirl
03-09-2005, 03:50 AM
Hey guys!

I'm studying Politics at UKC in the not-so-sunny old UK. Damn I wiash I was in Florida right now... no essays and not miserable grey clouds! :sunny:

Helsbellz x x x

rb9459
03-12-2005, 03:54 AM
Hey, I'm new to these lists...but I'm a junior at GWU in Washington...originally form Pennsylvania. Really want to do the CP if anybody has any advice...and going to WDW for Spring Break March 14 - 19.

PrincessTeddyBear
03-15-2005, 10:59 PM
What do you guys study at school? Where do you attend? Is it a party school or is it dead (like mine lol)?

I start at Peirce College Online in May as a Junior in Paralegal Studies. I don't like party schools.

Paradise_disney
03-15-2005, 11:37 PM
I go the University of Arizona and am a Elementary Education major. I would say its both a party school and it can be dead at time. I'm not a big party person so I don't know when all the parties are. :)

Laura

kandeebunny
03-16-2005, 12:10 AM
I'm a Literature major and a junior at UNH. I am a commuter student, so I have no idea what goes on on campus!

After graduation I hope to be heading to BC or NYU to get my masters in Lit so I can teach college Lit!

t1nk_w1th_4tt1tud3
03-16-2005, 03:25 AM
i am a Visual communications-Graphic Design and Illustration major at the University of Arizona. Hopefully I'll graduate in 2008.....lol keyword hopefully....

BelleChick
03-31-2005, 10:10 PM
I am an Elementary Education major at Belmont Abbey and I love it!

Miranda Danda
04-01-2005, 04:14 PM
I am a Criminal Justice/ Forensic Science major graduating in 29 days :) I go to UWF (University of West Florida) in Pensacola. Its the prettiest campus (its won tons of awards) and the school is small but not too small. I love it here. :love:

n4hwl
04-03-2005, 04:54 AM
Im a Biology Major at Middle Tennessee State and plan to go to medical school in the fall.

Sehsun
04-14-2005, 08:13 PM
I am a psychology major at UF. UF is supposedly a major party school! But I wouldn't know because I'm not into partying (like that). Pretty fun place to be. :cool1:

BeNJeNWaFFLe
04-15-2005, 10:53 PM
I am a Computer Science major at Polytechnic University in New York. I dorm and can tell you that the school is very boring. But I graduate in May! :)