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Dec. 6th, 2009 11:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sathorIf I have to settle for a less than prestigious university starting out, then I think I will.
I'm of the opinion that, if I apply myself my first year wherever, I'll come out with a 4.0 and full scholarship thereafter.
I wasn't able to fully concentrate on my studies before - I was always with a girl who sucked the fucking life out of me.
Duquesne did send me a letter. It's not a denial. Obviously they need some more information (which costs money for me to provide, thank you fucking college board) but to be honest, I'm not really sure if I'll send it. It's been four years since I took my SATs, and I had two years of college thereafter. I don't understand why it's still necessary for universities to see those.
I also don't understand why it's necessary to have application fees. I've got to be honest - if you've got ten-twenty thousand people applying to your university, and you charge them $50 a pop, you are coming out like a bandit. Half a million to a million dollars a year? Half of which probably won't even end up enrolling?
You've got to be fucking -kidding me-.
I'm of the opinion that, if I apply myself my first year wherever, I'll come out with a 4.0 and full scholarship thereafter.
I wasn't able to fully concentrate on my studies before - I was always with a girl who sucked the fucking life out of me.
Duquesne did send me a letter. It's not a denial. Obviously they need some more information (which costs money for me to provide, thank you fucking college board) but to be honest, I'm not really sure if I'll send it. It's been four years since I took my SATs, and I had two years of college thereafter. I don't understand why it's still necessary for universities to see those.
I also don't understand why it's necessary to have application fees. I've got to be honest - if you've got ten-twenty thousand people applying to your university, and you charge them $50 a pop, you are coming out like a bandit. Half a million to a million dollars a year? Half of which probably won't even end up enrolling?
You've got to be fucking -kidding me-.
