<p>hey congrats to pacific!!! rock on!!!</p>
<p>hi
waht to do
i have no good sat but also i am waitlisted in wesleyan man
what to do next</p>
<p>@all jacobs accepted
aashis lamichanne is doing the final talk with gothe institute and will finalise till monday. if not gothe then we are looking for alternative. we will be in touch with you soon. ani any one planning to pursue c++.</p>
<p>congrats pacific34.</p>
<p>Hello toall the accepted students of Jacobs. R u waiting to b frends after going to Germany? Hey guys why not b frends over here. Common lets study language together- ready for it, I m looking for a good group- giv me an email at
<a href="mailto:saurav8070■■■■■■■■■■■■">saurav8070■■■■■■■■■■■■</a>
FInally COngratulations to all the new frends in Jacobs. Lets show Jacobs who we r.
Bye for now
Auf wiedersehen</p>
<p>YEs once again MCCCLIII
I am thinking of doing C programming course. tell me wheere and when, I think that will b helpful for those wanting to pursue Electrical and COmputer Enginering. MY brother is there in Jacobs. HE has sugested me to start a course here coz it would b too hard there.
ok go ahead and telll me ur plans</p>
<p>OK, I’ve been reading this thread quite for a while now.. i wish everybody who’s going to Jacobs good luck. Germany is nice, but I hope you guys like fish. Coz Bremen is all about fish :></p>
<p>Viel Glück</p>
<p>Rister_Chutophs, thank you for ur wishes</p>
<p>@sauravsubedi
are u his twin-bro? then u must look alike lol
so how many ppl are coming this year here? I’d like to see less than a football team. :p</p>
<p>@Porkey,
LEts meet in Jacobs and we will introduce ourselves. Allright tell me if u have any suggestions. WHy less than a football team , we could make two teams from nepal; however I keep hearing that u lost with African TEams. I ll bring a winning team.
Tschus</p>
<p>@kuhsalpurie
Ya you are correct.I am that Prashanta whom you met during Tuborg excellence award.</p>
<p>Thanx everyone..</p>
<p>Oho sauravsubedi, fellow Balajuiite, welcome to CC.</p>
<p>Hey pacific,
Congratulations for getting into Sewanee with a wonderful aid package.</p>
<p>Hey,
Can anyone inform me what documents are required when applying for Visa?
Where can we get more information about the U.S. visa?</p>
<p>@sauravsubedi
that was only my suggestion bro lol because here we already are too many in numbers. I don’t play football so I really don’t mind if u bring winning or losing team hahaha..
I am coming home this summer (infact lots of guys are) so, maybe we can meet up somewhere later..</p>
<p>Bocca, thanx yaar. By the way , how many more Balajutes here? May b we together 3. OK BOcca , I know u r the one either close to me or little away? Only twoo CC users here as I know. So Bocca going to williams isn;t it. la yaar bye for now</p>
<p>Hey Porkey,
Forget the foootball thing. Ok so coming home this summer- gr8, We will surely meet and go Jacobs together. If u would follow my suggestion come during the last month of ur summer holidays- then we can go together. If my twin bro comes along then nothing better than that. Take my email add from bro and then mail me allright
bye</p>
<p>hey all students of BNKS, SXC, MALPI and other college admitted to Jacobs-
Lets learn German together!
We have formed a group of students and we r ready to start German in a very good institute at affordable price. We will wait just a few days and then the course will start. PLz contact me or MCCCIII or Aashish if u want to join in. If u ask me to suggest- I say just come in - we all are new friends - all come from- COllege COnfidential- so guys and gals - dont get lazy and email me with ur contact no. as soon as possible and I ll get back to u.
Thanks</p>
<p>ya saurav is true, if not gothe then it will be best to learn for teachers of gothe in a package which will be a lot cheaper and we all jacobs applicats get to be together. contact sourav or rot_drache or me.</p>
<p>auf wiedersehen</p>
<p>HELP !!</p>
<p>Ok, here’s my problem. I have two acceptances, form St. John’s College (Santa Fe, New Mexico) and Caldwell College. I will probably be pursuing a career in computer science. </p>
<p>To my knowledge, there are no specific programs for computer science or anything else at St. John’s. But the St. John’s college students have been accepted to great colleges under mathematics and computer science program for their further studies. However, I guess I will have to study rigorous courses on Greek and French while at St. John’s which might be a problem (St. John’s students, if any, please verify). Also, St. John’s curriculum are highly reading and writing oriented so I have no idea how it will help me pursue a career in Computer Science.</p>
<p>I do not know anything about the Computer Science program at Caldwell College. So, if anyone knows anything about it, please, any kind of help would be highly appreciated.</p>
<p>St. John’s might seem to be the easier choice for many, but i need to think about Caldwell as well, specially focusing on my Computer Science career. I just received the acceptance from St. John’s and I have to decide by May 1st. So, help me out people.</p>
<p>Thank you</p>
<p>@ Bira…I suggest you talk to one of the alumni of St Johns regarding this matter. I had similar queries when I had to decide upon my college and their response was really helpful.
Here is what the alumni told me when I asked her if I would be able to have a specific degree in International Relations and work somewhere after my BAchelors. This should clear out your confusions. Well, if it doesnt, contact an alumni or the Admissions Officer itself.</p>
<p>Let me congratulate you on being accepted, and encourage you to accept the challenge to become a student of the great books program. Rarely does a student complete the difficult application, and pour her heart out in the essays, if she isnt qualified to do the difficult work of the program, and benefit from the experience of attending the college. And the program at the college isnt interchangeable with curriculums at other colleges. In your admission essays, you described why you want to attend SJC. I cant encourage you strongly enough to consider whether SJC is the best college option for you.</p>
<p>The liberal arts program at the college is conspicuously non-vocational, for good reason, and, therefore, can create worries in students and parents about how successful alumni are, professionally speaking, and what kind of work they do. I think I can help you overcome worries of that kind, if you have any. After SJC I found that I had an aptitude for business, and earned my MBA in non-profit management. I went on to work for three large non-profit organizations, two of which were nationally recognized charities. </p>
<p>But after 10 years or so of steadily progressing up the professional ladder, I realized that working for someone else, even in the rewarding world of non-profit, wasnt for me. Eight years ago, I left a steady paycheck for the world of freelance writing. Im now a successful, nationally published business and lifestyle writer. I could not have made the transition to managing my own successful business without my experiences at St. Johns.</p>
<p>Every graduate probably has his or her own way of describing the significance of going through The Program, but let me describe how I feel about my experience at SJC. This is the education that everyone should get in high school. If nothing else, it made me understand that a thoughtful decision-making process is an invaluable skill that will serve me in whatever I choose to do.</p>
<p>They thought I was a girl…Bloody embarassing. </p>
<p>Hope this helps</p>