Well I like Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi. I've been there for 2.5 years now and it's pretty nice, plus it's on its own island which is pretty cool.
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Going to finish my associate degree this fall. Going to UMUC (University of Maryland University College) next year for undergraduate program xD
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I currently have my associates if science degree in BCMT(building construction management technology). My degree was obrtained at Purdue University North Central school of engineering dept. I am currently an associate project manager of industrial construction working for an engineering firm as a contractor. Love it!
I'm excited cause I just applied for graduation today!
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Nah just kidding university s so easy, studying enviromental civil engineering. Ive spent more time playing pool than in class..... Oh im at caledonian university
ZA BrickSquad wrote: Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
To study what?
I'd like to do Maths at the real Cambridge, in England ...
Omg I'll love to go there too! Maybe after a few years after Harvard, whenever I decide to live in England for a while for vacation and education.
First I would like to get my degrees in many different strands of business. Then which ever I want to study. I'm planning to study many subjects in the future and most likely until the day I die... but of course take breaks between the years, especially if I start a family, but I'll still try to find time to go to school =D
detroit wrote:
ZA BrickSquad wrote: Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
damn do you even know how hard and expensive it is to be admitted much less stay
Money won't be a problem. I know, I'm going to try my best before I apply in the future.
Edited by ZA BrickSquad on 12/06/2012 21:53:21
Don't think I'll go to a college. I'll probably stay on in 'sixth form' to do an IT and Business course and maybe English. Then go to Staffordshire University to do a software programming course.
I only have like almost half a year to decide whether to go to college or sixth form though. If I do do sixth form, I'll be going to a different school though. School I'm in atm has a... bad IT department to say the least. It's a little... outdated.
SpartanJaz wrote:
Don't think I'll go to a college. I'll probably stay on in 'sixth form' to do an IT and Business course and maybe English. Then go to Staffordshire University to do a software programming course.
I only have like almost half a year to decide whether to go to college or sixth form though. If I do do sixth form, I'll be going to a different school though. School I'm in atm has a... bad IT department to say the least. It's a little... outdated.
Punch cards? Or better than that?
I think College is what they call University in America, but I might be wrong.
college is generally considered the education that you would get after you graduate highschool (which consists of 9th-12th grades) at age 17 or 18. We have what are called Jr. Colleges or Community colleges that offer 2 year programs for an Associate in Arts Degree. Universities or full colleges offer 4 year or higher degrees like Bachelors, Masters and Doctorate degrees.
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