Time for a where did you go to college thread

[mvd]

Mine:

Undergrad - Ursinus College

web pages

www.ursinus.edu
http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/SelectTeacher.jsp?sid=1394

Grad - none

[KG]

1. Hard Knocks U.

[tjwmason]

2. The University of St. Andrews.

http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk

[mwooldri]

125. University of Dundee (flunked), NC A&T (still there).

St. Andrews: great university.
University of Dundee: Very good university.
City of Dundee: I'm glad they bulldozed that bloody shopping centre in the middle of the city. It was an eyesore - ugly!

Thanks to meeting my wife, I ended up here. Settled down a bit and decided to resume my studies. Dundee being a good technical university (they invented the LCD display in their engineering dept), I had to go to NC A&T rather than UNC Greensboro. UNCG: too artsy.

[tjwmason]

150. Dundee is definitely good - originally founded as a college of St. Andrews

especially for engineering.

Also unique as the only place in the world where one can study British law - having departments of English law and of Scots law.

[LSK]

3. here goes

1st 2 years Oakton Community Collge
finished at University of Illinios at Chicago.

BA in Mechanical Engineering.

[wildhorses]

4. which time?

[mvd]

7. You can list all of them

:hi:

[mvd]

5. I guess this also counts

I got a webmaster certificate from a Penn State branch campus around Philly.

[dr.strangelove]

6. University of Oregon

GO Ducks!

[SeattleGirl]

17. Indeed, Go Ducks!!!!

I live in Huskie land, but the Ducks are my team (football)!!

[dr.strangelove]

26. I got ESPN Gameplan so I get to watch

the Ducks 5 times this year, including the civil war. I live in NYC now.

[democracyindanger]

27. Is the YES network deal no longer active?

[dr.strangelove]

161. Sadly, no, the YES deal is done

they don;t air the games any more.

[SeattleGirl]

209. I don't know the reason for this,

but I'm wondering if it's the UW admins or something. Here in Seattle, I used to watch replays of the games on Monday nights at 7:00, but for the last couple of years, they don't show any replays, and Fox Sports Northwest hardly does anything on them. Given that, and the dead deal with YES, it makes me think it's more something with UW instead of the teevee stations.

Bummer!

[SeattleGirl]

32. I'm "Green" with envy!

Did get to see the Ducks-USC game (gack, that was ugly) as it was on ABC. I became a Duck fan in the early 70's when I worked concessions at Autzen Stadium. Our stand closed just after halftime, so I would go watch the rest of the game once I was done cleaning up. Been following them ever since.

By the way, one of my brothers-in-law looks so much like Mike Bellotti that once, when he went to the big pre-season hoe-down at Autzen with the players, several of the players actually thought he WAS Bellotti!

[dr.strangelove]

162. That USC game was great for the first half

it sure did go down fast. USC is so much better than every other team in teh country. The Ducks are in the top 3 in the PAC 10, which is a power conference again. USC is in another world though. Looks like another Sun Bowl for the Ducks (I hope).

[SeattleGirl]

208. Indeed, it did go in the toilet in the second half. ;-{

Puddles the Duck, hubby and I were rooting so hard for the Ducks, but alas, to no avail! I really hope the Ducks make it to another bowl game!

[dr.strangelove]

212. We'll make it to a bowl this year

We should go at least 8-3 and make a bowl game.

[democracyindanger]

25. Go. Big. Green. nt

[Omphaloskepsis]

133. I currently attend the UofO.

I did some time at Portland State. I like it when the ducks lose. Sorry, the jocks get a little obnoxious when they are winning.

[SeattleGirl]

144. Most jocks do.

:evilgrin:

[kick-ass-bob]

8. Appalachian State University!!

Lived in East Hall, that should raise some interest (for those who know about East)

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

9. Undergrad - Wichita State University

Law school - University of Pittsburgh

[Broken_Hero]

129. the Pittsburg Gorilla's?

the Pittsburgh university in southern ks? near joplin?

[JohnnyBoots]

10. U of NH for undergrad, still day dreaming about grad school...n/t

[Graf Orlok]

11. University of Minnesota, Morris

Website: http://www.morris.umn.edu/indexrd.shtml

For graduate school, I hoping I can go to the University of Minnesota, Duluth.

[Rising Phoenix]

12. UMASS Amherst

[sniffa]

95. i met this awesome chick there

:loveya:

[binaryline]

130. Go ZooMass! :-D

I'm a proud UMass alum, too (and former 2 in 20 resident, if that means anything to ya).

[sniffa]

157. ooh, a Lyons resident

:bounce:

:hi:

i assume you're a fairLy recent grad?

[binaryline]

175. Semi-recently ('01)

:hi:

So there are a whole three of us here? Woo!

[jmm]

205. Make that four (class of '02 checking in)

I know there are more that post at DU I just haven't seen them in this thread

[alarcojon]

13. undergrad Northwestern, grad U of Illinois Champaign-Urbana

Hated the Chief Illiniwek crap while I was there, and still hate it.

[trackfan]

14. UCLA

[La Lioness Priyanka]

15. NYU

[MadAsHellNewYorker]

185. me too

:hi:

what school? i was in Gallatin

[CaliforniaPeggy]

16. I got my bachelor's at what is now called California State University at

San Jose.....when I was there, it was just plain vanilla San Jose State College....

Did the nursing at a couple of different community colleges.....El Camino College, and West Los Angeles College.....


NOW I'm done forever.......:woohoo:

[Kickin_Donkey]

158. I'm up in NorCal ...

I'm pretty sure it's now called San Jose State University. I've never heard it called "California State University at San Jose."

http://www.sjsu.edu/


Cal State Hayward did change its name to Cal State East Bay in the last year. The university president who pushed the name change through just resigned -- in large part due to the fact that a lot of students, faculty, and alumni are livid over the change. I wouldn't be surprised to see it changed back to CSU Hayward.

[Shell Beau]

18. Delta State University!

[SeattleGirl]

19. Seattle University for BA (Psych and Sociology)

And 5 masters-level courses (now required in my field) in Rehab, Western Washington University.

[philosophie_en_rose]

82. How did you like Seattle University?

I'm thinking of transferring, to be closer to family.

[lizziegrace]

20. University of Mississippi n/t

[WCGreen]

21. I matriculated at Faber College.......

[samdogmom]

41. Hmm...before or after they filmed Animal House?

[WCGreen]

42. Durring......

[swimboy]

22. College of William & Mary in Virginia

[SeattleGirl]

23. That's such an interesting name for a school.

Do you know what the origin of it is?

[swimboy]

31. It was established in colonial times by a royal charter under the

hand of King William III and Queen Mary II. They apparently still do some strange things the charter requires in order to keep it in effect, such as deliver five translated latin sentences to Virginia's governor each year.

It's on the edge of Colonial Williamsburg so it's a funny place. It's a public (state) university but because of the name it is often mistaken for a private or religious school and many jokes are made, e.g. College of Mary and Joseph, College of Fred and Ethel, etc.

[SeattleGirl]

35. Archie & Edith College?

I always thought it was a private school too, because of the name.

Good thing there's lots of Latin to translate!

[swimboy]

84. Good one!

:rofl:

[SeattleGirl]

145. Thank you Sir!

:evilgrin:

[khashka]

40. I'm shocked as all hell

Everyone who I know who went to William and Mary has been been a self-righteous, self-important, arrogant asshole.

Obviously, having talked to you, I must entirely revise my opinion :)

Khash

[Zomby Woof]

43. Jon Stewart went there

:-)

[khashka]

45. I kinda have mixed feelings about him n/t

Khash.

[swimboy]

76. I'm afraid I was a little bit like that going in to it. But . . .

I got over it :evilgrin: !

[shockra]

151. Wow.

I know someone who went to W & M and he was totally like that. Christ. He was something else.

[tjwmason]

51. Grrs to that.

I'm a good Jacobite boy - that nasty puritan pair should never have left Holland.

[swimboy]

81. That whole Cromwell thing was just a nightmare, wasn't it?

I'm a practicing Methodist, myself. Two steps removed from Mother Church through the auspices of Henry VIII and John Wesley.

[tjwmason]

149. Cromwell was utterly hideous.

I'm floating along the boundary between the Church of England and Roman Catholicism - which seems to fit well with the Stuarts - plus there's the whole romantic thing, rather than drab puritanism.

[Tallison]

107. University of Virginia here

Almost went to William and Mary but heard UVA was easier. Still got a great education. :shrug:

[fujiyama]

136. Isn't that where Jon Stewart went to college?

That's one cool alum!

[eyepaddle]

24. Winona State University

Winona MN:
http://www.winona.edu/
for my undergrad,

Grad school at the U of M:
http://www1.umn.edu/twincities/index.php

[AnarchoFreeThinker]

28. undergrad=UNC-Chapel Hill grad=Wake Forest, NC State, and more

[huskerlaw]

29. University of Nebraska

Lincoln! Goooo Huskers! ;)

[spacelady]

118. My husband went to UNL, he grew up in Bellevue, I attended

Nebraska Wesleyan, I grew up in Fairbury; well not necessarily grew up. More like grew an attitude.

[huskerlaw]

127. My sister went to Wesleyan

I grew up just outside of Lincoln. :)

[SIU_Blue]

30. I have a friend who's mom went to

Friends University of Central Kansas

printed a few t-shirts before they realized what the initials spelled.

couldn't stop laughing when he told me that story.

[SeattleGirl]

38. LOL!

That's a good one! :rofl:

[libnnc]

33. Brevard College & UNC-Greensboro

Junior College Diploma from BC ('91) and BA History from UNCG (May'05)

banging on the door at UNCG for acceptance to gradschool next fall

[Left_Winger]

34. USC

Exchange Program (two years): Martin Luther Universität, Halle, Germany

[pdx_prog]

36. UNO (New Orleans)

UT (tennessee)
Memphis State...

[khashka]

37. Well....

I graduated early from high scool. I applied to Vassar (which was where I really wanted to go) but was nominally accepted (same deal withe Claremont, Wellesley and Tufts) if I'd do a couple years at a junior college first, I did. DVC.

Then the money wasn't there in spite of my national merit scholarship. I got a few BAs at The University of Alaska at Anchorage (psych, sociology and a minor in anthro - barely a minor, one more class and it woud have been a triple major). Made the honour role every year, member of Psy Chi, graduated summa cum laude. Not one of the the most prestigious schools, but they had an awsome Behavioural Psych program) .

Transferred for my MA to SFU. Dropped out into an MA/ PhD program at GGU. Dropped out after my little sister died.

I still need to finish my PhD. I'd love to, but probably won't. My priorities have changed. I'd still love to go back to school, study something else, but no can do right now. But who knows?


Khash.
(So I may well be an idiot.... but I got a lot of paper that states otherwise. For what it's worth.)

[La Lioness Priyanka]

48. explains why you are so interesting

[khashka]

52. Or perhaps

Why I am so tediously boring boring boring and self important.

Still the classes I took at the Avdvanced Institute of Human Sexuality were pretty amazing.

But the Kinsey Institute turned me down. Yeah, well, who wants to live in Indiana anyway! (Bitter, angry, bitter).

Khash.

[Tallison]

109. I applied to Vassar and Wellesley, too!

Plus William and Mary, and UVA. Wound up at UVA; it's cheap and once you get in, easier than W&M, which appealed to me at the time.

On edit: Was your doctoral program along a clinical track or purely experimental?

[abbeyco]

39. Home of 2005 WCHA Champs

University of Denver for undergrad and grad.

Go Pioneers!

[Zomby Woof]

44. um, not answering this

No way do I give away personal data like this on the Net. I think it is a bad idea to ask or answer this.

[northzax]

46. so what you're saying is

you didn't? :)

[Zomby Woof]

66. Post where, no

I did go to college, yes. Successfully too, I will add.

[northzax]

77. hmm, we know about the coffee fetish

does Starbucks have a university now? :evilgrin:

it's just funny that you took the time to respond to a thread explaining why you weren't responding.

frankly, I am identifiable by anyone who wants to take the time and effort to do so, people have met me, in person, for instance. My policy is that I don't say anything that I would be embarrased to have attributed to me in another fora.

[Zomby Woof]

83. It was a way of advising DUers

Of course I took the time. I figured it was a way of nudging people to think twice about saying where they went to school, but I was polite about it - didn't think it was right to berate people or knock them over the head. JimmyJazz reminded me of why my opinion has merit.

(I achieved some notierity in my dorm hall for my room always smelling like coffee - so nothing new under the sun) :donut:

[JimmyJazz]

56. As bouncy ball has pointed out on numerous occasions -

The information you give out is cumulative in nature. Your age here, your alma mater there, what you do for a living on another thread....It adds up to people having the ability to create a profile on you if they so desired.

Also, on those silly quizzes, I NEVER give out my real date of birth which they often request before providing the results.

[Zomby Woof]

64. You are EXACTLY right, JJ!

I always vary my location by degrees, figuring in a state of 54 million, I can take my chances. But a college? Too specific. :-)

[miss_kitty]

193. if I were that interested in getting DUer's IDs

I'd hack the site and grab up ISPs of posters. It would be much faster than reading every thread day in day out for the cumulative effect. Unless you stumble across that one thread with the names, addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers and DOBs all DUer's answered truthfully...

Just sayin' :hi:

[Nikia]

187. I am not answering it either

Those of us who went to smaller schools need to be more careful than those who went to larger schools. Although most people could not, I could name every person by sight that I graduated with in college. With just a couple of facts about myself that I have already given, anyone could identify me, especially my parents and employer. There are things that I have posted on here that I don't want them to know about.

[Danmel]

47. Hofstra University

In beautiful Uniondale NY!;)

[Kathleen04]

202. Hey, that's where I go!

And you just say beautiful Uniondale because you don't want to admit it's technically in Hempstead. ;)

[Danmel]

204. I know, but what do they say?

Believe me it was less beautiful when I was there in the late 70's. They've fixed the place up nicely- more trees, lots of new dorms and buildings, all the artwork. When I went there it was just an empty windswept parking lot between the towers, the quad and the UniSpan. (The school at least, I can't vouch for Hempstead or Uniondale)

Of course, we still had Bill's Meadowbrook Bar and the infamous Mc Hebe's Dept (so named because it was owned by an Irishman and a Jew).

What are you studying and what do you think of that new logo?

[Kathleen04]

207. Sounds..

like it has all improved. I'm doing a dual degree in Political Science + Video/TV and Business.

I like the new logo, it's an improvement over the old one which was kind of TBN-esque.

[Danmel]

210. I was a Political Science major too

I minored in Communications (they didn't have all that high tech stuff back in the dark ages - the rich kids had color tvs!). I also minored in English. I think a few POli Sci profs are still there from my days- Firestone, I think Rosenbaum has gone emeritus.

[Jamastiene]

49. Richmond Community College in Hamlet, North Carolina and

I hate it. I always wanted to go to UCBerkley, just because they are known for their cool atmosphere and music and art and stuff like that. Where I am going now, RCC, well, let me just give one example of why my bullshit'o'meter is broken. I had one really good teacher who warned me that the majority of the administration there all have degrees in horseshit. He warned me. I cannot say he didn't. Well, After graduating from his class (on campus but separated from the looniness that is RCC) I decided to further my education and go for a degree in Computer Engineering. I like most of my teachers, but I have this English teacher who is a total freeper. He won't get off the prom as an example for every type of paper except when he states "abortion is murder" as fact, not opinion. Now, I won't argue that most people do see abortion as murder, but legally, so far, until Bushit gets through with us, it isn't considered murder. Today he was griping about someone writing a book stating that the government did a lousy job after Hurricane Katrina. He was saying that the government didn't do a lousy job and griped that anyone would dare to say the government did a lousy job. Hell, even asshole bush said the government's response after Katrina was (AND I QUOTE) "unacceptable". I think this guy is a log cabin republican, it's just a hunch, but I think he is. The absolute bullshit of that puts my bullshit'o'meter over the edge. The needle pegged with some of his earlier bullshit so I set the range to the highest to try to cope. He broke the needle off saying that bullshit today. I cannot wait to escape this guy. He's a jerk.

[MN ChimpH8R]

50. University of Minnesota for my B.A.,

Harvard Law School for my J.D.

[afdip]

53. undergrad & masters in east european history @

univerity of south carolina; doctoral work (abd - all but dissertation) @ ucla

[Left_Winger]

58. What's up homey?

I earned an MA and completed my Ph.D. in (Modern and East European) history at Carolina in 2000. When were you there?

[afdip]

104. early 70's . . . did you study with g. augustinos - was he still there?

[Left_Winger]

155. Yes, he was still there

My profs were primarily Becker, Herzstein and Augustinos; and then there was definitely "Blood and Guts" Connelly.

I also noted that we are G-Town County homies. My family has had a home at Litchfield for decades.

:hi:

[afdip]

160. becker und herzstein had only been there a couple of years and

connelly, i presume you mean owen c., well, i still remember his lecture where napoleon fired on the mob in paris.

[Crazy Guggenheim]

92. Welcome to DU.

[bertha katzenengel]

54. Los Angeles Baptist College, Newhall, CA - now the Master's College

(or is it Master's University?)

The racist who was president when I was there died this year.

www.masters.edu

AA degree only (in three years)

[Dastard Stepchild]

55. Current U of Chicago student...

Go Maroon! :thumbsup:

[Seabiscuit]

57. Bezerkeley!!!

Passed through Oberlin College on the way

[khashka]

59. Whoooohoooo!

Ain't Telegraph THE street? (Although I am fond of Shattuck)

Used to spend every damn weekend on Telegraph - the weirdos, the crazies, the punks, the hippies. That wonderful old lady who blew bubbles! Blondies Pizza! People's Park! Coffee at Cafe Mediterraneum! Dark Carnival! That pizza place right down near Mac Arthur Park Bart station on the edge of Oakland - best damn place in the world within a dozen blocks! Mama Bear's!


Ah, nostalgia!

Khash.

[Seabiscuit]

86. Is the bubble lady still there?

She was still there in 1976. She must have been about 40 by then.

BTW, I painted the picture of the unicorn upstairs in the back of the Cafe Mediterraneum during the summer of 1974.

[Crazy Guggenheim]

91. YOU PAINTED THAT PICTURE!! I'm honored! BTW, Julia "The

Bubble Lady" is still there as far as I know.

[Seabiscuit]

168. That's right, her name was Julia. I haven't been back to Berkeley in

over a decade.

[khashka]

105. She was still there in 98

After that I can't say....


Khash

[Arugula Latte]

132. Other campus regulars: Rick Starr, Scott the Piano Man, the Naked Guy

the lady who walked her pig and goat on campus, the wear-a-red-ribbon-against-apartheid guy ('80s), and the transvestite guy/gal. Ah, memories.

[Kickin_Donkey]

156. Don't forget the Polka Dot Man ...

and Stoney Burke. I wonder if Stoney is still around, doing his rants.

Cal '85

[Arugula Latte]

164. Oh, yes -- Can't forget them!

:hi:

[Seabiscuit]

167. Does anyone remember the Orange man?

He dressed in orange robes and used to hang around Sproul Plaza juggling oranges (he kept them in a pouch - he was said to only eat oranges) and wandering around zonked out on LSD - he used to assess people's energy with his hands outstretched - when he ran across someone with "bad vibes" he'd make pushing motions with his hands.

This was in 1974 and 1975. By 1976 he had disappeared.

[Mz Pip]

62. Another Cal grad here!

Go Bears!

Mz Pip
:dem:

[Crazy Guggenheim]

74. I went to Cal in the 70's as a Chem E. Got burned out and graduated

from Hayweird.

[Arugula Latte]

131. Cal '88 here.

I LOVE Berkeley. Always will. :toast:

[Bemis]

60. Started at Clemson

Finished at Rider.

[friesianrider]

61. Penn State University...

But started off at Temple University in Philly ;)

[mvd]

67. Both my parents graduated from Penn State

My mother went there for undergraduate, and my father for graduate school. Glad to see the football team is better this year! :hi:

[Patiod]

177. Fellow Nittany Lion here

My brother started at Penn State, smoked too much dope, and ended up at Temple. He HATED it, after Penn State.

[friesianrider]

179. Ha!

I couldn't deal with Temple. I love nature and grass and trees too much to live in the city. Although my professors at Penn State are very intelligent, the ones at Temple were really stellar. I dont think Temple gets enough credit for being the good school they really are. I didn't have a single professor at Temple who wasn't an Ivy League grad and brilliant beyond belief.

[Patiod]

181. The profs at Penn State have been in Happy Valley too long

They're not in the thick of things, like the folks at city schools can be.

My brother's beef wasn't with the academics, obviously, but with the social life (or lack of), after being in a valley with 35,000 other hormone-addled young people 3 1/2 hours from the nearest city.

[friesianrider]

182. That's awfully true, I agree.

In terms of the social life, there's actually a lot more to do at Temple - obviously you're in the city so you spend more time going out and partying, going to clubs, bars, meeting the occasional celeb, etc. At Penn State there's nothing much to do other than have sex with your fellow students :P (not that I do that, of course...just saying) ;)

[KamaAina]

63. Yale. Just like Bush**, except I made cum laude.

Gee Dubya '68 probably thinks the phrase cum laude is obscene! It may be no accident that we toughened the standards for "legacy" admissions right after he** left. It still doesn't hurt to be rich and powerful, but now you have to demonstrate that you also have something on the ball.

[SeattleGirl]

65. Ooh, not just like *

You most likely majored in something besides cheerleading, boozing, and snorting! :evilgrin:

[cssmall]

68. University of Arkansas, BA Anthropology

Probably U of Arkansas for MA
Either UMass-Amherst for PHd or U of Maryland. . . dunno yet.

[Crazy Guggenheim]

69. Basket Weaving U.

[flvegan]

70. USF: University of South Florida, a/k/a Univ. of Sun 'n Fun

Where a parking space is harder to get than a diploma.

[RetroLounge]

71. Hmm, lets see if I remember`

Undergrad: (It took a while)

University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
Oakton Community College
Eastern Illinois University
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

BBA - Management Informations Systems

Graduate:

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

MA - English / Creative Writing

:hi:

RL

[suzbaby]

72. Undergrad:

University of Idaho

Graduate: Washington State University

[Crazy Guggenheim]

75. Welcome to DU.

[Tallison]

110. Welcome!

Hope you enjoy it here! :hi:

[suzbaby]

148. Thanks for the welcome

:hi:

[AirmensMom]

73. Houghton College for 2 years.

Marywood College for my B.S.

[ZombieNixon]

78. Current DePaul University student.

[StellaBlue]

79. Moi

BA, 2001




www.utexas.edu


MA, 2003
(UK)

(yes, that's my dorm!)

http://www.york.ac.uk
I recommend the city (best in the UK outside London and Edinburgh!!!): http://www.york-tourism.co.uk/

[bamacrat]

80. I currently attend THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA.

ROLL TIDE
Communication Studies major
Public Relations minor

[unsavedtrash]

89. me too. Grad student in American Studies. Got my BA there in New College.

ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!

[bamacrat]

93. I have a friend who is an undergrad American Studies major.

[El Fuego]

85. FAU

aka Find Another University

[flamingyouth]

87. University of Washington.

[Evergreen Emerald]

159. me too...go dogs

I also attended Seattle U school of law.

[AztecGringo]

88. CSUN and USC

Cal State Northridge -
first two years undergrad

University of Southern California -
rest of undergrad and grad school until I got my MA in sociology

[Medium Baby Jesus]

90. UVA BS Stevens Tech Grad n/t

[Tallison]

111. UVA here, too!

Still love Charlottesville.

[Dees]

94. Missouri State University and University of Missouri

BS Business MSU Graduate work MU

[childslibrarian]

96. NC State, St. John's College undergrad

U of Md. one masters
U of Rhode Island another one
Kutztown U.-- Teacher certification

Think about my student loans...

[meganmonkey]

97. Ohio Wesleyan University. Home of

the Battling Bishops (wish I was kidding about the mascot...)

[XemaSab]

98. Humboldt State University

In NORTHERN California.

Go Lumberjacks!

[meganmonkey]

100. I lived in Arcata for a few months

in 1997. Fun town!

:smoke:

[XemaSab]

103. It can be

but it can also be irritating.... I went back for the first time in almost 2 years a couple months ago, and they are still arguing about the homeless "problem."

[lizziegrace]

101. Bet you know

a friend of mine who teaches music there...

[XemaSab]

102. I might not

I didn't study any music there. Bet a certain other DU'er does though...

[AlCzervik]

99. Northeastern University in Boston.

Cask and Flag saloon---2 hot dogs and a pitcher of beer $3.00--ah good times.

[yellowdogintexas]

106. Kentucky Wesleyan College...class of 1969

http://www.kwc.edu/index.asp

[skoppa]

108. Still going strong at University of Wisconsin Madison!!

[Tallison]

112. I've heard great things about Wisconsin's women's studies and Buddhism

departments. It's got some really strong graduate social science programs.

How do you like Madison?

[skoppa]

115. I LOVE MADISON.

There is always something to do, it's mostly democratic (w/ enough repubs. to have good debate every so often), and actually has a lot of good departments. I don't know for sure about the Buddhism or women's studies (other than friends who loved certain classes) but there are a lot of good departments that I do know of: Chem, Bio, Teaching school, Med. school, Pharmacy school, Agricultural School, etc. Too many to list. Overall I'm having a great time up here, except for math class right now. Also, if you ever get the chance you should visit Madison, it is a beautiful city with an awesome campus.

[Cathyclysmic]

113. BGSU

[Redstone]

114. Not a day of college. High school graduate, here.

Redstone

[Shine]

116. UC Santa Cruz

Back in the day we used to call it "Uncle Charlie's Summer Camp" because it was, like, so mellow, dude...

:hippie:

~Shine

[graywarrior]

117. Art Institute, Boston

Don't remember much - it was in the 60's.

[The Jacobin]

119. Texas A&M

WHOOP!

[GOPisEvil]

121. Me too.

:thumbsup:

[Beware the Beast Man]

120. Hamburger University.

[ornotna]

122. Stonewall College

It took 4 1/2 years but I made it out in one piece.

[kid a]

123. Oxford (of Emory, GA) and Emory University (ATL)

[Awsi Dooger]

124. University of Southern California

It's awesome that we're hated again, via the exploits of the football team. I'm seeing "I hate USC!" posts all over the internet. For a decade or more, no one outside of Westwood had reason to hate us.

Homecoming this week. In fact, the 125th anniversary of the school. Kind of numbing, because I had already been at 'SC for a year when it was the 100th anniversary.

The funny part of that 100th celebration: the school bought thousands of balloons to be displayed and later released on campus. The anniversary was ballyhoed as "Super Weekend," but the goofs who printed the balloons came up with "Surer Weekend."

[Tafiti]

126. DePauw University (nt).

[Broken_Hero]

128. I went to

Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence Kansas, yep, just down the street from KU. I got my AA there. Its an all native american university, its very nice...:)

[alittlelark]

134. NMSU - SJSU

[Der Blaue Engel]

135. University of Arizona

NOT Arizona State. Ptooey! :D

[last_texas_dem]

137. Undergrad: graduated from Lamar University

That's in Beaumont, TX, which has been in the news more than usual lately (well, it's normally not in the news at all!) 'cause the city got its fair share of damage from Rita.

I'm currently attending graduate school at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, but am likely switching colleges and majors after this semester.

[LaraMN]

138. St. Cloud State, MN

:toast:

[UrbScotty]

139. Central Michigan! Home of the Chippewas!

:-)

[Scooter24]

140. Southern Methodist University

hopefully Yale in the fall :)

[HEyHEY]

141. Universite Du Quebec, Langara College, NBCC

[existentialist]

142. The University of Chicago, The Land Institute, and

The University of South Dakota

[fortyfeetunder]

143. Nunya Dam Business University

Class of whatever...

[chknltl]

146. Western Washington University, Bellingham Wa.

BA in Anthropology, early '80s

[Parrcrow]

147. McMaster University

[thefloyd]

152. Undergrad University of Missouri-Columbia

Graduate Saint Louis University

[Starbucks Anarchist]

153. Austin College in Sherman, TX.

Yeah, I've never heard of it either.

[StellaBlue]

184. I know people who went there.

Live not too far away.

You from NE Texas?

[Starbucks Anarchist]

186. Central Texas.

Live in California now after I graduated in 2002.

[StellaBlue]

191. Just curious

I know a lot of other NE Texans who are loyal to Austin College. One person in my high school class went there and then to medical school. Seems a common route!

[Starbucks Anarchist]

200. I was pre-med at first.

Then I realized you had to be smart and work hard, so I said screw it and got a degree in film instead.

[dr.zoidberg]

154. Louisiana College.

I'm still there and I don't know if I'll ever leave :-( .

[mopinko]

163. waubonsee community college, and school of the art institute

was the student trustee at wcc, dropped out of saic.

[Mizmoon]

165. a semester and a half as Seaton Hall

:P Now I'm in the carting industry.

[ernstbass]

166. undergrad - Radford University

graduate - Virginia Commonwealth University

[madinmaryland]

169. ONU - Ohio Northern University

Ada, Ohio.

[no name no slogan]

170. A small private liberal arts church-affiliated college in MN

that narrows it down to ten or so :P

[name not needed]

171. Bovine University

[MarsThe Cat]

172. u of i

university of illinois at champaign-urbana

[nemo137]

194. Currently a student there.

Studying sociology, and adjusting to college life.

[MarsThe Cat]

198. i probably graduated before you were born...

class of '83. psych/english...the law school idea never materialized.

[FuzzySlippers]

173. Two U. of I.s.

Iowa and Illinois.

[Magrittes Pipe]

174. Beloit College

http://www.beloit.edu

[Patiod]

My dad went to Ursinus!

He played hoops for them (back when 5'10" white boys played basketball).

[mvd]

183. Cool!

When did he go? I was there from 1994-1998.

[Patiod]

206. A little before you --- He was a G.I. Bill student in the late 40's

at the tail end of WWII!

[Patiod]

176. delete dupe

[Hobarticus]

178. Iowa State University n/t

[Taverner]

180. Undergrad - Oregon State (go Beavs!)

Grad - San Jose State

[Scout1071]

188. University of Kansas. Rock Chalk Jayhawk.

[GrpCaptMandrake]

189. Westminster College (MO), then

West Virginia University, Memphis State University, the University of Alabama and back to WVU by way of CNN.

God, those were the days!

[Blue_In_AK]

190. University of Houston

way back in the Dark Ages.

[miss_kitty]

192. Evergreen State College

and Cornish College of the Arts
Still no degree.

[Blue_Tires]

195. Morehouse College (undergrad), Univ. of Kansas, grad

[Lindsey]

196. Cal State....

wonderful experience (went back in my late 30's and graduated at age 41.

[GrantDem]

197. IWU

Indiana Wesleyan University

www.indwes.edu

[driver8]

199. Heartbreak Ridge...

Just kidding...

State University of New York at Fredonia

[Rhiannon12866]

201. Kirkland College, Clinton, NY n/t

[Robeson]

203. MTSU. Middle Tennessee State University.....

...Go Blue Raiders!

[TheCentepedeShoes]

211. Texas Tech n/t

[ChoralScholar]

213. Undergrad: University of Central Arkansas

http://www.uca.edu

and

Arkansas Tech University
http://www.atu.edu

Graduate: Missouri State University
http://www.missouristate.edu

[Stockholm]

214. University of Uppsala

http://info.uu.se/fakta.nsf/sidor/about.uu.idE1.html