Colleges?

[p00]

It's getting to that time when people are making their decisions on where to go to college. So, fellow highschool seniors, I invite you to gloat and gab on where you plan to continue your education. Who knows, maybe you'll find out a few of you are all going to the same college and can room together.

Next year, or this summer, rather, I will be attending my first year at the United States Air Force Academy. So, I'm working out hardcore now, 4 times a week, running in the mornings and what have you, preparing myself for the difficult year ahead.

With that, I'll leave you now to discuss amongst yourselves.



PEACE

[gimp]

I'll be graduating college!! YAY!

[BobTheCow]

Christopher Newport University. (It's in Virginia. Near the BEACH, suckers.)

e: Language is fun, this is not SA.

[Warewolf50]

Ill be going to Indiana University next year, Go hoosiers.

[tropical_fishy]

Trinity, CT as of right now. Depends on if GW or Wellesley give me $$$.

But I want to go to Trinity...

[steimway]

Next year, or this summer, rather, I will be attending my first year at the United States Air Force Academy.

Cool, I've got a buddy who's going there right now. He's just going through recognition sometime this week and getting his wings, so his class is considered upperclassmen and they stop getting so much "additional hardship" from the older kids.

Good luck with training; he said that the phys. tests aren't too hard, but being fit couldn't hurt.

And if anybody is going to Middlebury next year, congrats, and I'll see you in the fall.

[spyderkiller]

Air Force Academy? Wow, you must be a genius, seeing as how the AFA is supposedly harder than Harvard. I actaully knew a guy who failed out of the AFA, transferred to Stanford and maintained a 4.0 through his graduation. What's involved physically that you have to work out so much to get ready? Or is it just the physical well being overall and wanting to be able to handle the stress of such a difficult school? Are you committing to the Air Force after college then? I currently am attending Western Michigan University and am on ROTC scholarship, so I'll be going active duty Army after college as an officer. Is that how it works in the Air Force? Just kind of curious.

[SpecialBlend2786]

Whittier College.

[Kevmaster]

Christopher Newport University. (It's in Virginia. Near the BEACH, suckers.)

e: Language is fun, this is not SA.

yo! not to thread hi-jack...but a buddy or two of mine and i are going to the skynyrd concernt in portsmouth this july (three weeks before IAO). just wanted to see if you wanted to go. Kev

[MagmanLee]

Duke University

[SpecialBlend2786]

It's getting to that time when people are making their decisions on where to go to college. So, fellow highschool seniors, I invite you to gloat and gab on where you plan to continue your education. Who knows, maybe you'll find out a few of you are all going to the same college and can room together.

Next year, or this summer, rather, I will be attending my first year at the United States Air Force Academy. So, I'm working out hardcore now, 4 times a week, running in the mornings and what have you, preparing myself for the difficult year ahead.

With that, I'll leave you now to discuss amongst yourselves.



PEACE

my friend is still waiting to hear from them. Damn there are a lot of requirements

[Vex]

Next year, or this summer, rather, I will be attending my first year at the United States Air Force Academy. So, I'm working out hardcore now, 4 times a week, running in the mornings and what have you, preparing myself for the difficult year ahead.

Good luck at the USAF Academy!

[mikey101]

I'll be heading up to Colorado State University come august.

[rkjunior303]

Trinity, CT as of right now. Depends on if GW or Wellesley give me $$$.

But I want to go to Trinity...

Wellesley, as in up in MA?

[Mikey B]

University of Minnesota: Duluth