[silvergray545]

Thanks for all your input guys. I've been so slammed with work that I haven't had time to really sit down and research everything. So I figured I would ask on here to maybe get some quick answers.

I'm not really looking for a huge party school. I've been to OSU, OU, BGSU, etc. I'm not hardcore to party like that. Haha

I just need to pin point the right school now. I'll have to look into it when I have some free time.

[SantaPimp27]

Originally Posted by silvergray545

Thanks for all your input guys. I've been so slammed with work that I haven't had time to really sit down and research everything. So I figured I would ask on here to maybe get some quick answers.

I'm not really looking for a huge party school. I've been to OSU, OU, BGSU, etc. I'm not hardcore to party like that. Haha

I just need to pin point the right school now. I'll have to look into it when I have some free time.

whats your major??

[silvergray545]

Originally Posted by SantaPimp27

whats your major??

Business Finance

[SantaPimp27]

Come to Carnegie Mellon. Not really a party school which sucks but Upitt is a couple of blocks away.

Its always ranked in the top 10 for business.

If you were an Econ, i would look at U of Chicago. I almost went there, but i didnt really want to major in Econ. Might have been worth it to have a better shot at their MBA program which is tops in like everything lol

Also, maybe try U of Virginia. Top business school and my friend just transferred there from Maryland, so its not impossible

[darkcloud]

Originally Posted by Tony Stark

We are RANKED #1 party school by Playboy and Princeton Review . It's not just me saying that..

Who cares. Ohio University was ranked #1 a couple years back, OSU is regularly in the top. That crap is meaningless. Just some stupid rankings to get some frat brahs all stoked about their partying abilities. What else is there to do but party and tip cows?

No OSU is not in the ghetto. It's near the ghetto, but what isn't when you live in a city. But I guess you wouldn't understand that. NJ is rather rural in most areas as well. And yes, I know the east coast pretty well, my whole fam lives there. Actually drove from NYC just last weekend and passed PSU. It's in the sticks, there is no denying that.

[SantaPimp27]

Originally Posted by darkcloud

Who cares. Ohio University was ranked #1 a couple years back, OSU is regularly in the top. That crap is meaningless. Just some stupid rankings to get some frat brahs all stoked about their partying abilities. What else is there to do but party and tip cows?

No OSU is not in the ghetto. It's near the ghetto, but what isn't when you live in a city. But I guess you wouldn't understand that. NJ is rather rural in most areas as well. And yes, I know the east coast pretty well, my whole fam lives there. Actually drove from NYC just last weekend and passed PSU. It's in the sticks, there is no denying that.

NJ has some very nice rural areas. Where i live its rural and not hick at all.

I live 20 mins from Rutgers and can say its not in the best area. Although its far from the ghetto lol

[J-9]

Some schools operate on a quarterly system vice a semester system. You might not get credit for any classes you didn't complete both quarters for if it's required.

I got boned paying for a couple of physics classes that didn't transfer because they weren't complete.

However, there should be no prob going semester-->quarter system.

[silvergray545]

Originally Posted by J-9

Some schools operate on a quarterly system vice a semester system. You might not get credit for any classes you didn't complete both quarters for if it's required.

I got boned paying for a couple of physics classes that didn't transfer because they weren't complete.

However, there should be no prob going semester-->quarter system.

Oh! I was wondering about that too. I'm on semesters now, so it shouldn't be a problem.