<p>anyone know how accurate this is, from theu.com, and also anyone have access to the full video let me know how to get a hold of it, thanks</p>
<p>there you go. it used to be free on google video but now it's $3 to watch it once.</p>
<p>a little trick i used to get around this stupid theu.com trial crap. You are allowed to view one video, in full,right? But how does theu.com know which video you watch? simple. cookies! that is the only way that theu.com knows which movie you chose. so, if you delete the cookie, theu.com has no record of you watching the video.</p>
<p>in short, delete cookies from theu.com and you can watch whatever movie and however many times you want(granted that you delete the cookies each time you finish a movie)</p>
<p>im talking about the full one</p>
<p>the link that i posted is for the FULL one. they just give you the short preview for free. you have to pay the $3 for the full one.</p>
<p>and the trick i told you about deleting cookies gives you the FULL version as well</p>
<p>theU - Cornell University
YouTube 83-second video:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez5Y46MJWtA%5B/url%5D">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez5Y46MJWtA</a></p>
<p>if you go to u.com, and watch the Cornell intro, underneath, they have all the other categories sep out- food, social scene, crowd, etc</p>
<p>you may not get all at once, but it's all there and you dont have to pay</p>
<p>You should know that the video is inaccurate. The only thing they got right about Cornell is the reliance of the social scene on drinking and frats. However, I'm pretty convinced that the theu.com interviewers picked the dumbest people on campus to interview (like that girl in the white shirt who said something like, "there's a big minority subculture here, lots of Jews, lots of Asians....ummm...yeah, definitely." For the record, yes, the campus is very diverse and in fact contains more subcultures than just white, Jewish, and Asian). Please know that most people here aren't nearly that dumb. You should know that though there's a large party scene (and theu.com seemed to focus on this scene, probably in order to appear "cool"), most students only drink occasionally, a huge number don't drink at all, and most don't play nearly as hard as they work. A substantial (albeit relatively tiny) portion of the student body devotes most of their time to studying. I've found that most students are low-key, down to earth and aren't like the obnoxious sorority girls in the video.</p>
<p>I think theU videos are quite accurate. Just before my high school graduation, I was stressing over what college I should go to like every senior high schoolers. Fortunately, I've received couple of acceptance letters including NYU. I wasn't sure if i really wanted to waste 4 years of my life in NYU. While surfing the net, I came across theu.com. I've read couple of user confessions and purchased some videos including NYU video. I was quite convinced from observing acutal student suggestions and comments about the school, professors and campus life.
Currently, I am soooo happy attending NYU.
Thank you theU!</p>
<p>check out <a href="http://www.princetonreview.com%5B/url%5D">www.princetonreview.com</a> ...they have some sort of coalition with theU i believe.</p>
<p>my surreptitious self copied the html source code a few months ago and created my own webpage of my favorite colleges ;] ...seemed to work then though i haven't checked since.</p>