Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:42
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
It means going to school with students from all over the country and world; living in a location different from the one you grew up in in terms of geography, infrastructure, politics, and people; learning about and understanding points of view that are different from yours.
out of 4000 Unis in this country, tell me 10 schools that don't meet that criteria
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:40
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
It means going to school with students from all over the country and world; living in a location different from the one you grew up in in terms of geography, infrastructure, politics, and people; learning about and understanding points of view that are different from yours.
Great try but caveman won’t get it. Kind of a moron.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:40
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
Or they could do both in college - a novel idea.
To each their own. My kids grew up in a big metropolitan area and don't want anything smaller.
not possible if your kid wants to maintain high GPA in STEM fields - class works, research work, studying takes every min of their time
It's not an either/or thing because it's not about time consumption. It's about experiencing a different geography, mindset, population.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:39
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
It means going to school with students from all over the country and world; living in a location different from the one you grew up in in terms of geography, infrastructure, politics, and people; learning about and understanding points of view that are different from yours.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:31
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Even harder to justify not going to community college for the first two years.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:29
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.
For in-state??????
VIRGINIAN: $39,772
https://sfs.virginia.edu/cost/19-20
W&M is about the same. Luckily, other in-state options are more in line with UMD.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:22
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
Or they could do both in college - a novel idea.
To each their own. My kids grew up in a big metropolitan area and don't want anything smaller.
not possible if your kid wants to maintain high GPA in STEM fields - class works, research work, studying takes every min of their time
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:22
Subject: Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:umd instate is only 24k - tuition/room and board
wow - good value compared to uva's instate tuition and fees. damn.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:20
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
Or they could do both in college - a novel idea.
To each their own. My kids grew up in a big metropolitan area and don't want anything smaller.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:19
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
My kids go to college to study. They can "see the world" after their education. I don't even know WTF that means for students.
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:17
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.
For in-state??????
VIRGINIAN: $39,772
https://sfs.virginia.edu/cost/19-20
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:16
Subject: Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
umd instate is only 24k - tuition/room and board
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:15
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
Hard to justify an OOS public over any instate flagship U
You don't get out and see the world much, do you?
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:14
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.
For in-state??????
Anonymous
03/04/2019 10:12
Subject: Re:Tell me your OOS public colleges you truly liked
Anonymous wrote:Hard to justify an OOS public if you live in Virginia...unless you get substantial financial aid.
As someone else posted, UVA tuition is $40K per year in 2019-2020 for engineering. High stats kids can get merit aid OOS. UVA gives very little to no merit aid.