You're going to have to be able to BS your way through a lot harder writing topics than that in the future :) Consider it a test.
You're going to have to be able to BS your way through a lot harder writing topics than that in the future :) Consider it a test.
Pretty much. They have a six sense for paid writers, as opposed to merely hiring someone to fix your stuff up.
Dude, I can write my own essay, it's cool. :lol
I'm not that pathetic.
Pretty much. They have a six sense for paid writers, as opposed to merely hiring someone to fix your stuff up.
One of my friends had his older brother write his essays for him. And then I helped him get his SAT score up by memorizing some answers and telling him during the break. :lol
I can make you pathetic, BrandNew. I can make you so pathetic that both Bz and Synbios would have pity for you. Nobody can resist a Pity Party.
Pretty much. They have a six sense for paid writers, as opposed to merely hiring someone to fix your stuff up.
One of my friends had his older brother write his essays for him. And then I helped him get his SAT score up by memorizing some answers and telling him during the break. :lol
How did that even work? I thought they had like mandated sections for each time period before breaks? Like you'd be taking the same test section as he would at the same time?
Pretty much. They have a six sense for paid writers, as opposed to merely hiring someone to fix your stuff up.
One of my friends had his older brother write his essays for him. And then I helped him get his SAT score up by memorizing some answers and telling him during the break. :lol
How did that even work? I thought they had like mandated sections for each time period before breaks? Like you'd be taking the same test section as he would at the same time?
Well, he had to do go back and switch his answers for older sections. Unless one of the proctors is standing right next to you, they can't tell.
My friend put a tiny stick figure of a guy wacking off on the corner of one of his applications and told them it was a printer error.
save your sanity and go to a community college and get a transfer agreement. you'll see what I mean in one year.Saves your money too.
save your sanity and go to a community college and get a transfer agreement. you'll see what I mean in one year.
On the CC subject, depending upon where you live you might be better off going straight to college if you can. In Washington its fucking impossible to transfer from CC to the UW from what I hear. My sister ended up transferring to WSU just because it was less of a hassle.
On the CC subject, depending upon where you live you might be better off going straight to college if you can. In Washington its fucking impossible to transfer from CC to the UW from what I hear. My sister ended up transferring to WSU just because it was less of a hassle.
Yeah, my (admittedly not very deep) research tells me that this is true with UW. From talking to admissions there, and discussing this with my brother (who's worked with people from UW), it seems the admissions process for older, not coming from HS people there is particularly over-loaded when ratioed with the school's quality.
It's kind of a shame, because the campus is really nice, and it's right there. They also have one of the better english departments in the country.
On the CC subject, depending upon where you live you might be better off going straight to college if you can. In Washington its fucking impossible to transfer from CC to the UW from what I hear. My sister ended up transferring to WSU just because it was less of a hassle.
Yeah, my (admittedly not very deep) research tells me that this is true with UW. From talking to admissions there, and discussing this with my brother (who's worked with people from UW), it seems the admissions process for older, not coming from HS people there is particularly over-loaded when ratioed with the school's quality.
It's kind of a shame, because the campus is really nice, and it's right there. They also have one of the better english departments in the country.
What about Seattle U? It's an absolutely wonderful school right in the heart of Capitol Hill. Sure does cost a lot more, though.
I went to Pacific Lutheran University for my undergraduate education. That place was religious in name only, thankfully.
I went to Pacific Lutheran University for my undergraduate education. That place was religious in name only, thankfully.
Well, I kind of dig the Jesuits as an organization, but in the end, it is the Catholic Church, and I am sure that my tuition goes either directly or indirectly to them. I know a couple of really cool Jesuits, and I know that I would have never ever paid attention to the arts in any serious capacity if not for them. For being a Catholic order, they are decidedly not very Catholic on a number of matters.
The whole un-Catholic aspect must be due to the fact that it's a university, the home of open mindedness.
Every Christian-based school I've visited hasn't been very Bible-thumping at all, really. In fact, I LOOK for those type of colleges just because they offer a smaller and more charming community.
On the CC subject, depending upon where you live you might be better off going straight to college if you can. In Washington its fucking impossible to transfer from CC to the UW from what I hear. My sister ended up transferring to WSU just because it was less of a hassle.
Yeah, my (admittedly not very deep) research tells me that this is true with UW. From talking to admissions there, and discussing this with my brother (who's worked with people from UW), it seems the admissions process for older, not coming from HS people there is particularly over-loaded when ratioed with the school's quality.
It's kind of a shame, because the campus is really nice, and it's right there. They also have one of the better english departments in the country.
Not sure who you are addressing, but going to community college for those of us interested in more academic subjects can't really jive with that. Even with the good community colleges here on the west coast, CC is basically just "filler," like the SATS, only really good for getting you into somewhere better. If I want to spend time studying something like sociology or critical theory, well, what I learn in CC would maybe cut it for Wikipedia. If said CC even has the subjects in which I am interested in the first place.why the hell would your school or teacher be important for that? I can understand going to writing/book clubs but it's not exactly the type of thing that requires going immediately to a 4 year college after high school. maybe I'm wrong, why do you feel universities are important (specifically for social sciences) to go to if you want to study them?
California also has one of, if not, the best community College system in the country. Some schools elsewhere will automatically disqualify students with too much Community College under their belt. I myself did a short stint at community to erase the fact that I finished highschool despite missing an entire six months of school, and then I got into an excellent college.On the CC subject, depending upon where you live you might be better off going straight to college if you can. In Washington its fucking impossible to transfer from CC to the UW from what I hear. My sister ended up transferring to WSU just because it was less of a hassle.
Yeah, my (admittedly not very deep) research tells me that this is true with UW. From talking to admissions there, and discussing this with my brother (who's worked with people from UW), it seems the admissions process for older, not coming from HS people there is particularly over-loaded when ratioed with the school's quality.
It's kind of a shame, because the campus is really nice, and it's right there. They also have one of the better english departments in the country.
Wow, that's interesting. It's the opposite over here in LA. Most of the major universities here have a far higher preference for CC students.
Not sure who you are addressing, but going to community college for those of us interested in more academic subjects can't really jive with that. Even with the good community colleges here on the west coast, CC is basically just "filler," like the SATS, only really good for getting you into somewhere better. If I want to spend time studying something like sociology or critical theory, well, what I learn in CC would maybe cut it for Wikipedia. If said CC even has the subjects in which I am interested in the first place.
why the hell would your school or teacher be important for that? I can understand going to writing/book clubs but it's not exactly the type of thing that requires going immediately to a 4 year college after high school. maybe I'm wrong, why do you feel universities are important (specifically for social sciences) to go to if you want to study them?