Where should I go 2nd Semester?

AU FTW!!!!! WAR DAMN EAGLE!

 

Imagine that

 

Haha you'd have never guessed huh?

 

Never. I'm shocked. I'm just waiting on ClemsonTacoma to come in and yell out Clemson.

 

Lol.



In all honesty tho, I'd say Clemson or AU will be your best bet. Auburn has a good architecture school too..

 

lol There is more to wilsonpj's statement, but I was humored by the unintended (I think) opening slam.

Anyways - I agree with the page job and deferment. Just protect your butt around those politicians.

 

Heh, I would hate to have gone to your school. I work at a public state university (the same one I attended, actually), and we're told that our only goal is to get our students a degree. Doesn't even have to be at our school. If another place is a better fit for our student, they're going to do better - and learn more - at that other place, and I'm going to help them get there.

The more people with college degrees our country has, the better positioned we are to compete in a global economy.

 

CLEMSON! (just saw this)
My sister is in Archetecture (sp)? and she loves it, just stay away from her i don't want to smash your truck

 

U s c . . . Go cocks!!!

 

little late. I'm still at USC btw but I am going to Clemson next year. I was planning on going for Architecture for the longest time, but now I'm doing Biosystems Engineering. And why are you digging up my old threads. this is like the 2nd or 3rd one ive seen recently.

 

2nd and i was looking at your posts to see if you had pics of your light bar

 

oh, yeah i havent uploaded any, but ill snap one for you sometime tomorrow. Got my lift put on today too.

 

oh yeah, that trail we took to the toyota dealership is pretty rutted out, almost high centered...theres only one bad hole and its only on the right side haha

 

Hey I transferred twice before I found the school that I liked (Drexel University in Philadelphia). Drexel was my third school, and I actually just graduated two weeks ago! If you are not sure what you want to do, get your basic requirements out of the way this first year. You can stay put where you are and take courses that are guaranteed to transfer. Work with your advisors and advisors at your potential schools to find out which courses will have the best chance of transferring based upon the curriculum. Any english, calc, physics, bio, chem, or general electives (psych, history, writing, computers, earth sciences) will most likely transfer. Just look up the architecture curriculum at the schools you are looking to transfer and bring it to your current advisor when you go to schedule your classes. They will help you determine what will transfer. Hope this helps. I have a lot of experience with this (not necessarily a good thing), and all of my credits from my prior two school transferred in to my program at Drexel.

 

yeah man im doing that all now. Im just getting all my elective out of the way and then when i get to Clemson I wont have to worry about them. Im already set on what im going to do too so that makes it easier.