Alfred University, which is a small school mainly for art and engineering students. It's about an hour south of Rochester, NY.Aquat1cF1sh
Wasn't there a fire around there recently? I heard about it on the news. As for me, I go to a rather local college, so I'll tell you which one I used to attend: University at Albany (New York).
[QUOTE="Aquat1cF1sh"]Alfred University, which is a small school mainly for art and engineering students. It's about an hour south of Rochester, NY.vgm007
Wasn't there a fire around there recently? I heard about it on the news. As for me, I go to a rather local college, so I'll tell you which one I used to attend: University at Albany (New York). Yes, there was! A wine shop and some apartments on Main Street burned down completely. :( I'm assuming you live in western NY? :P
[QUOTE="vgm007"][QUOTE="Aquat1cF1sh"]Alfred University, which is a small school mainly for art and engineering students. It's about an hour south of Rochester, NY.Aquat1cF1sh
Wasn't there a fire around there recently? I heard about it on the news. As for me, I go to a rather local college, so I'll tell you which one I used to attend: University at Albany (New York). Yes, there was! A wine shop and some apartments on Main Street burned down completely. :( I'm assuming you live in western NY? :P Nope, eastern NY. It was on our local station, though.
I earned my Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in philosophy and Bachelor of Arts in political science from Texas A&M University, I earned my Juris Doctorate (J.D.) at the University of Texas School of Law, and I earned my Masters of Law (LL.M) from St. Mary's University School of Law coupled with an international law exchange program in Insbruck, Austria.
I also would like to go back to Texas A&M and get my Ph.D. in philosophy after I've practiced law for fifteen or twenty years, and then obtain tenure somewhere either as a law professor or as an undergrad professor specializing in philosophy of law. I'm only 27 right now so...so hopefully i will be teaching with a Ph.D. by the time I am 45. We shall see.
I went to Cal Poly Pomona for a quarter and decided I would rather go to one of the Universities of California. I'm now going to couple community colleges in Southern Cali. Then I'm going to transfer to a UC
Santa Monica College, second year. 3 more classes until I get my IGETC certification and hopefully I can transfer to UCLA and be a math major.Agent-Zero
Looks like we're on the same path almost. I just have one class to go for IGETC, but I'll probably end up going to UCSB or UCSD. I want to go LA but I don't think my chances are great. I should have done the TAP program, but for some reason I didn't.
I went to Cal Poly Pomona for a quarter and decided I would rather go to one of the Universities of California. I'm now going to couple community colleges in Southern Cali. Then I'm going to transfer to a UC [QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]Santa Monica College, second year. 3 more classes until I get my IGETC certification and hopefully I can transfer to UCLA and be a math major.Bruin4ev3r1520
Looks like we're on the same path almost. I just have one class to go for IGETC, but I'll probably end up going to UCSB or UCSD. I want to go LA but I don't think my chances are great. I should have done the TAP program, but for some reason I didn't. Yeah I have a feeling I won't get in there...But I really don't want to leave this area.
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