Poll: What college?

[fatryan 5,000+ posts]

bloomsburg, get the fuck out of there.

GTFO where?

 

[fatryan 5,000+ posts]

honestly i'd goto the smaller cheaper one to start off with. not only is it easier to get used to, you get to find out if you really want this life (after all your probably going to be there for the next 4 years.. so you had better be willing to make the sacrafices). you may think your ready but until being there and living the life you really dont know. beyond that, it all depends on what you can deal with, i had the opprotunity to goto ku full paid. but i chose not to because i wanted to be far away, start off fresh, and pay for everything myself. but some people just arn't comfortable with being far away from home. i've always moved around so i love it. (then again the ratio of women is 3-6 to one.. changes yearly) also look to see what average class sizes. while bigger class sizes are easier to cheat in smaller ones are easier to learn in. there are so many pros and cons to each but for the first year or so i'd try a small one. feel free to pm me with any questions at all you have. i know we have had our beefs but this is a serious topic and im more then willing to help you with any questions you have, weather it be general knowledge or helping you with financial aid

thats kinda how i feel about it. and bloom's average class size is 20-30 ppl. which is perfect

 

[jujumantb 10+ year member]

while bigger class sizes are easier to cheat in smaller ones are easier to learn in.

Eh, I dunno where you go, but you dont have a chance in hell cheating here, they go all out on that stuff. Also, just because you have 300 person lectures, doesnt mean its harder to learn. Lecture is for listening and taking notes, discussion/section (which is no larger than 20 students here), is where you ask questions and get help, or you can go to your prof or TAs office hours.

EDIT: being abel to shuffle your major alot to different things is a big plus of a big school aswell.

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

Eh, I dunno where you go, but you dont have a chance in hell cheating here, they go all out on that stuff. Also, just because you have 300 person lectures, doesnt mean its harder to learn. Lecture is for listening and taking notes, discussion/section (which is no larger than 20 students here), is where you ask questions and get help, or you can go to your prof or TAs office hours.

eh, at ku alot of the times the teachers use the same tests year after year, you can just sit in the back copy it. and some of the teachers feel there time is to busy to answer questions

p.s. answer your pm