<p>You're Wesleyan University!
You are a big believer in applying methods to things, rather than just behaving spontaneously. This makes you a bit dull, but also gives you a lot in common with countless numbers of your peers. In fact, most people confuse you with them, which makes you bitter since you think you're superior. Very concerned with appearances, you try to seem friendly to every different group of people you encounter. Somehow, though you end up turning a lot of folks away. 2004 was an extremely tumultuous year for you.</p>
<p>Wow! I'm going there next year! That's kind of cool, what a coincidence!</p>
<p>You're the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art!
Though people think of shoe-makers when they first hear of you, you're actually more interested in buildings. It's a shame that the one you live in lacks the creativity and potential you see in future structures. Artistic yet organized, you strike others as strange and off the beaten path. A seemingly infinite number of paths cross yours every day. Your love don't cost a thing.</p>
<p>Um, not really. I hate science, and my dream school is Columbia. I don't have the grades (or scores) to get in though.</p>
<p>You're the Juilliard School!
With a fantastic reputation and a flair for physical performance, you are one of the most envied of people in your peer group. It could even be said that you are without peer. At the same time, you're rather overly dramatic, and this causes many to find you emotionally exhausting and rather full of yourself. Even music can stress you out. No matter what you end up doing with your time, people will want to watch.</p>
<p>I've considered that, but I've already decided: I'm not good enough.</p>
<p>You're Columbia University!
Somewhat rough and tumble, you're looking for the lion's share of whatever you can get your hands on. You feel utterly surrounded by chaos and noise, but at the same time have access to a good deal of culture and influence. In this chaotic setting, you attempt to be a bastion of relative calm. You adore staircases and once expressed a desire to paint your roof green.</p>
<p>You're Brigham Young University!
With firm resolve and unique opinions, you are a man on a mission. Or you could be a woman on a mission, but somehow that's harder for people to picture. Regardless, you came from a big family and want to have an even bigger one when you get older. Or right now might work too. Salt has always seemed sacred to you. To many, you still seem to be awfully young.</p>
<p>...not my result but I do find it hilarious</p>
<p>You're the University of Sydney!
It's not over till you sing, or at least someone near you sings. Sometimes, though, folks will come from miles around to hear your singing. At the outset, people had to be dragged, kicking and screaming, to see you, but now you're seen as a really prominent member of an admittedly strange community. So you've really overcome some great barriers. When you see the Southern Cross for the first time, you'll understand now why you came this way.</p>
Agreed. I find myself relating personally to both the University of Tokyo and Lomonosov Moscow State University. I'm sad that they were able to nail me down with a few questions.</p>
<p>You're the Massachusetts Institute of Technology!
People have often said about you that the odds are good, but the goods are odd. You're definitely good at knowing what the odds are in any situation, even if you might have trouble expressing what they are to a crowd of people. You see the whole world in numbers and have even argued that it might be beneficial to replace peoples' names with numbers in all situations. It would seem that you are odd after all. But brilliant. You make a serious effort to never go outside.</p>
<p>Im smart but i actually hav a social life lol....just becuz I coulda programmed the quiz....(my fault i got a programming class?)</p>
<p>You're the National Autonomous University of Mexico!
Large and in charge, you really know how to take command of your area. You are known for great leadership in almost everything you put your mind to, and have fostered an attitude of untouchability in your stature. Though this stature makes you seem unapproachable, you end up talking with more people in a day than many do in a lifetime. With all these connections, it's easy to forget how old you feel most of the time. Now if only you could breathe clean air regularly, you'd be all set.</p>
<p>Oops. I answered the first question wrong. Haha. I thought they asked about my last name, not the first one.</p>
<p>You're Duke University!
With an affinity for unpronounceable Polish names and mischievous mayhem, you are quite focused on hardwood floors. If this all sounds like a bizarre combination of things to you, just blame it on the beer. Despite your ability to party and play, you have also garnered a reputation for intelligence that you're not sure you deserve. Still, all this makes you feel like royalty, even if you haven't been drinking. Though you like going to your chapel, you really hate other chapels.</p>
<p>This is weird because I'm seriously considering Duke. Awesome.</p>
<p>You're stuck up beyond all possible comparison, but at the same time, most of the world agrees with your lofty opinion of yourself. You've worked tirelessly to establish your reputation, and now that seems to be most all you care about. With that reputation, you've been able to draw talent to you like a magnet, and that's helped propel you even further in life in an upward spiral. While much of you is actually beautiful, you can be really ugly when you're talking about science.</p>
<p>You're Wellesley College!
Though it has been hard for people like you to get respect, you've been a big part of the reason that this has changed for the better over the years. You may be one of the most striking people around, though when you read, your look goes from beautiful to just plain funky. Your love of Nabokov is somewhat fitting, but could also be interpreted to be disturbing. Though some sects wouldn't allow it, you've always kind of wanted to be a minister.</p>
<p>Noooooooo I don't want to go to a women's college :(.</p>
<p>You're the Massachusetts Institute of Technology!
People have often said about you that the odds are good, but the goods are odd. You're definitely good at knowing what the odds are in any situation, even if you might have trouble expressing what they are to a crowd of people. You see the whole world in numbers and have even argued that it might be beneficial to replace peoples' names with numbers in all situations. It would seem that you are odd after all. But brilliant. You make a serious effort to never go outside.</p>