<p>Awww i have to wait til Sunday for my scores since i live in California.
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<p>I see others were able to say what they wanted and I want to as well. </p>
<p>tangentline,</p>
<p>I find it simply amazing that youâre able to sy this when 1) you donât know my interests 2) you donât know my class room setup/experience in calculus and 3) you donât know my career goals. </p>
<p>Iâve always been interested in the medical and I wouldnât mind becoming a doctor. I wouldnât mind becoming an engineer, either. You donât even know my intended concentration within chemical engineering. You donât even know what I want to do in chemical engineering.</p>
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How about you canât say something like that to anyone? </p>
<p>If youâre too hoity-toity to realize that my difficulty in series is not going to hold me back then that is fine with me because itâs only going you back. One day, youâre going to realize that youâre going to be working with and getting paid the same as people who you deem ânot as smartâ as you. I really wonder what your reaction to that will be. </p>
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What does it mean to you? </p>
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Iâm curious, too. Would you like to share?</p>
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Itâs not pride. Itâs your false pretentious vibe youâve got going there.</p>
<p>this thread got real serious real fast</p>
<p>Thatâs a good thing. We canât have spam here. I want my posts to counts.</p>
<p>But yea Niquii, down girl.</p>
<p>Iâm kinda wondering what people think is the best state to live in as far as college choices goes. As in, what state are you luckiest to live in if your absolute only option is go to a public schoolâŠ</p>
<p>Do you mean state? Because Massachusetts fall into that categoryâŠ</p>
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Ehh i cant really say since ie never left my state but i heard MA has the highest test scores or something like that. </p>
<p>Other than that i think CA has a good variety of schools.</p>
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<p>Definitely California. The UC system has a bunch of good options, and Iâm not just talking Berkeley and UCLA, there are like 4 or 5 other really good options in addition to those two that would provide a high quality education. Plus the UCs generally have nice campuses and good weather.</p>
<p>SUNY system isâŠmeh. Itâs great if you want to go to grad school and undergrad ranking/name isnât that important because itâs so cheap. Which is the case for me.</p>
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Thatâs the last thing Iâll say on that top. </p>
<p>@stressed Maybe I sounded more serious than I was. HmmâŠ</p>
<p>California is probably the best state. Hands down. Great schools. Great weather. Great people.</p>
<p>The great weather thing is very subjectiveâŠI donât get why thatâs a factor at allâŠ</p>
<p>Great schools. Great weather. Great people.</p>
<p>More people prefer mild weather conditions.</p>
<p>That doesnât mean anything when it comes to how âluckyâ a person is to be in a state. If you have lived in the state long enough to be a resident, youâve gotten used to the weather conditions.</p>
<p>Also, I was focusing on variety of public schools as well has âqualityâ, value, and chances of finding a good fit.</p>
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UmâŠIâm sorry?</p>
<p>Actually I been in Indiana all my life and still not used to conditions here. My weatherâs too unstable</p>
<p>Descuff has a point. </p>
<p>Iâm still not used to the weather in Florida. </p>
<p>I almost died in my car todayâŠalmost.</p>
<p>Iâm from the south and there is no way on this Earth I will probably ever get used to the Boston weather. I almost died of how old it was in April.</p>
<p>ehh idk about great people i say it depends what part. </p>
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<p>Why does hair dye have to hurtâŠ</p>
<p>Iâm curious. Does more people own Macs than PCs and Iphone than Andriods?</p>