College Discussion Thread.

-Columbia University, BA
-NU Kellogg, MBA

"be cool, stay in school"

Just committed to CSUF. A little hesitant to go, since it was like my 4th choice, but I'm a bit excited. Can any current/former students tell me how it's like at Fullerton? I've already heard that it's a major commuter school, but there has to be some semblance of a social scene...right? Any other benefits from going to this school?

Anyone???

Csuf is one of the four impacted csu's, with sdsu, pomona, and long beach included. I heard the party scene there is pretty good. For filipinos, Friendship games is a wild event. Orgs from all over CA come to rage, but again it's full of bop ass pinoys. It's located in a pretty good area too, there's a shit ton of food places. I go to SDSU, and I have a few friends there who I haven't heard any complaints from aside from being homesick. I honestly wish I got into Fullerton instead of SDSU, but to each his own.

friendship games was sick, did you go?

slooooo

Looks like I'll be heading to CSULB

just got a full year tuition's worth of financial aid to SFSU, so i might just be attending next year... 'frisco heads where u at!

UCLA offerin' me dat $20,000 grant. Fuck wit' me.

UCLA offerin' me dat $20,000 grant. Fuck wit' me.

can anybody tell me whats so appealing about business besides money?...who is truly passionate about business?

i would like for someone to give this question a respectable response

A lot of people just want a career job that they can depend on. Accounting is always solid, finance/econ can get you a good job, management can usually lead to a good job. It's a fairly safe major with some fairly decent job prospects.

I did entrepreneurship because I knew working as a teenager that I didn't want to work for someone else the rest of my life. My entrepreneurship classes were really fun and really interesting. The best part of going to school was taking those courses. I know you don't need a degree to be an entrepreneur, but I wanted a college education and that appealed to me the most. I definitely learned some things that I probably would've only learned through trial and error if I never took any classes on starting a business. Plus, entrepreneurship gave me the option to take finance, accounting, business law, econ, and management. If I was an accounting major, I'd only get to take upper division accounting courses, same for management and any other specific field, so it was a nice mix of courses.

It's not a major I would recommend to everyone, but if you're certain that you want to do your own thing one day, it's probably worth looking into.

nice post...exactly how i feel, right now i'm taking a business management class(hs) and its definetly something im interest in..but my grades be lacking so prolly heading to cc or state( still a jr. tho) did you go to a 4 yr straight or yah how is ur future looking money wise. ..my dreams are fadin for me cuzz my fckin grades :/ any advice?

Anyone in here looking get into the medical field? My goal school is Stanford but I'm leaning sort of towards UCI. Amy recommendations? I have to do some form of research under a doctor but I'm totally lost.

Can anyone tell me what my chances are of being accepted to a school from the waitlist? UC davis in particular.

Anyone in here looking get into the medical field? My goal school is Stanford but I'm leaning sort of towards UCI. Amy recommendations? I have to do some form of research under a doctor but I'm totally lost.

Primary care, specialty, or post-graduate research?

Anyone in here looking get into the medical field? My goal school is Stanford but I'm leaning sort of towards UCI. Amy recommendations? I have to do some form of research under a doctor but I'm totally lost.

Primary care, specialty, or post-graduate research?

I'm currently attending a Community college and am keeping up with the grades, 4.0 GPA. But the thing is the requirements to get into a med school in CA is 2 years volunteer @ hospital, and some form of research. Just wanted to know what direction I could go.

^very low. unless they don't meet their quota which is pretty unlikely.

This might be a stupid question, but I don't care. Does anyone know how to best prepare for the LSAT? Or what degree would be best to take into law school? Or can you apply to law school with any degree?