EPTCollege Acceptance Thread '12 - Page 16
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IMoperator
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Sphinx747
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nohbrows
United States653 Posts
On April 10 2012 13:49 IMoperator wrote: also, how the fuck does everyone what they want to major in already? I have no fucking clue what I want to do. Well, I don't really know and I know a lot of my friends don't really know. They just are kind of going with what they are most interested at the moment. I heard the average college student switches majors 7 times. Take that with a grain of salt. | ||
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ChaplaiN
United States3 Posts
UC Davis UCSD UCLA UC Berkeley Washington Arizona Arizona State Rejected: USC Went to Triton Day at UCSD, and I gotta say, the campus is pretty cool. I got into Muir, and ocean view dorms are legit as hell. Plus the weather is nice  Probably going for a computer science major wherever I end up going. | ||
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Avtonikov
United States85 Posts
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-_-Quails
Australia796 Posts
On April 10 2012 13:49 IMoperator wrote: also, how the fuck does everyone what they want to major in already? I have no fucking clue what I want to do. Some people have already found their passion by this point. When I met one of my current flatmates at 16, she already knew she wanted to work in astrophysics. Now she's on track for a PhD. Most people already have an idea what they're goood at and what subject they most enjoy. For some, the field of subjects they like is broad enough for them to pursue a large number of different majors. For others, there might be only one major at a given school they have any interest in. Of course, some who are sure now will change their minds later too. | ||
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oranjejuice
4 Posts
University of Maryland University of St. Andrews Georgetown School of Foreign Service NYU stern BPE program Wait List: U chicago Rejected: Yale Cambridge idk where to go. | ||
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Livelovedie
United States492 Posts
On April 10 2012 13:49 IMoperator wrote: also, how the fuck does everyone what they want to major in already? I have no fucking clue what I want to do. Because if you don't then stuff starts getting ruled out quickly in college. For stuff like pre-med you will have to start working on connections to get volunteer hours, plan on trying to get a position researching, etc. otherwise you won't be competitive for med school. Hell they even have very competitive programs where you get get guaranteed admission into med school straight out of high school.That's just one example though. As the world gets more and more competitive, people have to start getting an idea and working towards that to be able to attain their goal. | ||
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Endymion
United States3701 Posts
On April 10 2012 13:34 IMoperator wrote: I got accepted and will be attending CSU in Fort Collins. Is there a good SC scene up there? Maybe some TL users attending as well? Congrats everyone! I dunno about CSU but if you're willing to come up to cu in boulder we have a bustling scene, same with uccs | ||
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loleraserheadz112
United States63 Posts
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esorey
United States8 Posts
Harvard Stanford Caltech UChicago Vanderbilt Hendrix College Waitlisted: N/A Rejected: N/A Visiting Caltech tomorrow, trying to visit Harvard later this month; I'll probably end up at one of them. Anyone else thinking about going to Harvard or Caltech? | ||
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KazeHydra
Japan2788 Posts
On April 10 2012 13:49 IMoperator wrote: also, how the fuck does everyone what they want to major in already? I have no fucking clue what I want to do. don't worry about it. most people don't actually know what they want but think they do (also, TL is not a good place to get an accurate sample of the average student in the first place) and a lot of people change majors within their first year. Some don't even decide until 2nd or 3rd year and while that may not be ideal, it's fine if it leads you to doing what you really want. On April 06 2012 05:35 Blasterion wrote: Accepted CUNY Hunter College SUNY Stonybrook University St. Johns University Did not apply to any other schools. Blast with the 100% acceptance rate. grats! | ||
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darthfoley
United States8003 Posts
On April 12 2012 06:29 esorey wrote: Accepted: Harvard Stanford Caltech UChicago Vanderbilt Hendrix College Waitlisted: N/A Rejected: N/A Visiting Caltech tomorrow, trying to visit Harvard later this month; I'll probably end up at one of them. Anyone else thinking about going to Harvard or Caltech? Would you mind pming or posting your hs stats for my curiosity | ||
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B_SnOw
United States12 Posts
Saint Olaf College Colorado University at Boulder Rejected: None | ||
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esorey
United States8 Posts
On April 15 2012 03:23 darthfoley wrote: Would you mind pming or posting your hs stats for my curiosity Pm sent. Caltech is pretty damn cool btw. | ||
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esorey
United States8 Posts
On April 15 2012 04:19 B_SnOw wrote: Accepted: Saint Olaf College Colorado University at Boulder Rejected: None Congrats! | ||
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Wolvmatt.
205 Posts
On April 11 2012 10:05 oranjejuice wrote: Accepted: University of Maryland University of St. Andrews Georgetown School of Foreign Service NYU stern BPE program Wait List: U chicago Rejected: Yale Cambridge idk where to go. I recommend St. Andrews. I was there last summer, and the town was so pleasant. They didn't have my major, so I didn't apply, but it looked like a great school. Also, you can't argue with an 18 year drinking age and playing golf at the home of golf every week. | ||
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-NegativeZero-
United States2141 Posts
USC UC Davis (Regents Scholarship) UC Irvine (Regents) UCSD (Regents) UCLA (Regents) UC Berkeley Rejected: Stanford I'm probably going to attend UCLA. It's the best school for which I received a Regents Scholarship, plus I visited it and liked it. Also I met someone who apparently knows people there who play SC2, which is always good... | ||
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-_-Quails
Australia796 Posts
On April 15 2012 11:52 Wolvmatt. wrote: I recommend St. Andrews. I was there last summer, and the town was so pleasant. They didn't have my major, so I didn't apply, but it looked like a great school. Also, you can't argue with an 18 year drinking age and playing golf at the home of golf every week. I have a couple of friends there/ who graduated from there. They all really like/liked it there. Based on the facebook posts/photos, it seems to have a decent social scene for partiers as well as geeks (not sure about gamers, geek friends were science/languages/history geeks). Plus there's the NHS, so no worries about medical coverage. Also a guaranteed accommodation. Are you in the UK or USA? | ||
GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
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