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 Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 9:45 pm
Silly college kids. I'm quite happy at home for now where my parents make dinner and do the laundry. xd
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Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 11:55 pm
saxygirl424 Silly college kids. I'm quite happy at home for now where my parents make dinner and do the laundry. xd I don't get it o.O; What does collge have anything to do with having your parents around?
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 8:22 am
saxygirl424 Silly college kids. I'm quite happy at home for now where my parents make dinner and do the laundry. xd when I go to university I'm going to a local one..so I'm not moving out..I'm still living at home xp
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 9:09 am
Neitsabes saxygirl424 Silly college kids. I'm quite happy at home for now where my parents make dinner and do the laundry. xd I don't get it o.O; What does collge have anything to do with having your parents around? Well, most kids start living away from their parents so they have to do that kind of stuff themselves. Still being in high school and living with my parents, I don't.
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 11:09 am
saxygirl424 Neitsabes saxygirl424 Silly college kids. I'm quite happy at home for now where my parents make dinner and do the laundry. xd I don't get it o.O; What does collge have anything to do with having your parents around? Well, most kids start living away from their parents so they have to do that kind of stuff themselves. Still being in high school and living with my parents, I don't. Everyone I know still lives with their parents and goes to college :U~ In fact, it's the people living alone that aren't going to college because they don't have the money for it 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 12:18 pm
Hmmm, maybe it's an American thing. I donno, maybe it's just where I live. A lot of people go in-state, but a lot of people also go out of state (in another state I don't know if that was obvious or not for people who don't live in the US >.<) and can't live at home. The people who stay in-state are usually too far away for a reasonable drive. There aren't any really good colleges within driving distance of my area. There is one college, but it's small and doesn't really specialize in anything. The people who go there usually live at home, but besides that most people live in dorms or apartments. (not to mention, most the people who go there don’t have a very good GPA or something like that)
There's a good chance I'll have to go out-of-state because the only major saxophone program in my state isn't the style I want to learn (don't ask, you seriously don't want me to explain, it's too hard to get unless you know the history of the saxophone @.@).
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:12 am
saxygirl424 Hmmm, maybe it's an American thing. I donno, maybe it's just where I live. A lot of people go in-state, but a lot of people also go out of state (in another state I don't know if that was obvious or not for people who don't live in the US >.<) and can't live at home. The people who stay in-state are usually too far away for a reasonable drive. There aren't any really good colleges within driving distance of my area. There is one college, but it's small and doesn't really specialize in anything. The people who go there usually live at home, but besides that most people live in dorms or apartments. (not to mention, most the people who go there don’t have a very good GPA or something like that) yer see, in England what we call college is what we go to for 2 years after we have left school at the age of 16, ad we study 3-4 different subjects of our own choice. After college we then go to university, which is the same as what you guys call college. At university we stidy for 3-4 years on one or maybe 2 subjects of our choice. people don't move out to go to college, but people move out to go to university. although I'm only going local so I'm not moving out xp
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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:40 am
Shadow__Dweller saxygirl424 Hmmm, maybe it's an American thing. I donno, maybe it's just where I live. A lot of people go in-state, but a lot of people also go out of state (in another state I don't know if that was obvious or not for people who don't live in the US >.<) and can't live at home. The people who stay in-state are usually too far away for a reasonable drive. There aren't any really good colleges within driving distance of my area. There is one college, but it's small and doesn't really specialize in anything. The people who go there usually live at home, but besides that most people live in dorms or apartments. (not to mention, most the people who go there don’t have a very good GPA or something like that) yer see, in England what we call college is what we go to for 2 years after we have left school at the age of 16, ad we study 3-4 different subjects of our own choice. After college we then go to university, which is the same as what you guys call college. At university we stidy for 3-4 years on one or maybe 2 subjects of our choice. people don't move out to go to college, but people move out to go to university. although I'm only going local so I'm not moving out xp You damn brits. @.@; I swear...
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:56 am
Second-In-Command-Of-Hell Shadow__Dweller saxygirl424 Hmmm, maybe it's an American thing. I donno, maybe it's just where I live. A lot of people go in-state, but a lot of people also go out of state (in another state I don't know if that was obvious or not for people who don't live in the US >.<) and can't live at home. The people who stay in-state are usually too far away for a reasonable drive. There aren't any really good colleges within driving distance of my area. There is one college, but it's small and doesn't really specialize in anything. The people who go there usually live at home, but besides that most people live in dorms or apartments. (not to mention, most the people who go there don’t have a very good GPA or something like that) yer see, in England what we call college is what we go to for 2 years after we have left school at the age of 16, ad we study 3-4 different subjects of our own choice. After college we then go to university, which is the same as what you guys call college. At university we stidy for 3-4 years on one or maybe 2 subjects of our choice. people don't move out to go to college, but people move out to go to university. although I'm only going local so I'm not moving out xp You damn brits. @.@; I swear... just cause I finished school before you will wink blaugh
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Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 9:13 pm
Gah! You're just as bad as the french! When my french teacher told us that middle school was "le collège" I was like "WFT?!?" @.@
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:05 am
saxygirl424 Gah! You're just as bad as the french! When my french teacher told us that middle school was "le collège" I was like "WFT?!?" @.@ hehe. but you have 3 sets of schools to go to right? we just have 2 basically. We also get to finish school earlier and choose what we want to learn rather than having to do maths and science etc. xd I prefer here xp
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 3:17 pm
I like the way we do it, but then again it's how I'm used to things being done and I don't know very much about your system so... *shrugs* I can't really judge.
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 10:09 am
saxygirl424 I like the way we do it, but then again it's how I'm used to things being done and I don't know very much about your system so... *shrugs* I can't really judge. from what I hear of people on America talking about school, to me it sounds so confusing..yet for you it's most likely not.
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 12:27 pm
I think England's system is better. scream Damn you Brits!
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Second-In-Command-Of-Hell
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Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 10:24 am
Second-In-Command-Of-Hell I think England's system is better. scream Damn you Brits! *sticks tongue out at you* ppffffllluuuurrrrbbb blaugh
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