I mean i like collage better but whats yall thought?????
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Pro football has become more corporate and, similar to most American professional sports, more focused on individual talents rather than team goals. If you take a peek at ESPN, these NFL players want to have the spotlight, get paid big bucks by the league and advertisers but could care less about the fans!!  The vast majority make more income per year than 3rd world countries and are busy buying up huge homes, $100K autos, partying, but their egos cannot see past their own nose.\n\nFor college football, the players play for the passion of their school spirit.  In addition, the fans don't have to spend a boatload of $$ to come to a game. The stakes are bigger since they will not have a career past college, but they are hailed by the local fans.  The rivalries are more authentic and no money can buy the enthusiasm you have within a college stadium during a football game.\n\nCOLLEGE FOOTBALL IS NUMBER ONE!!
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There is not truly one school better than the other.  It is all in how much you want to do this and how much you can achieve in learning.  Best of luck :)
471952
That depends on how serious you two are.  If it is the "real thing," gather up photos and memorabilia of your times together and do a collage.  Sounds sappy, but it truly cool.
584865
Goodness me, you poor dear boy - what a dilemma!\n\nJust look in the mirror for twice as long tonight and you will see that you are still the most gorgeous.\n\nNow, on a serious note - you need to kill your rival and eliminate competition......or transfer to another school - it's the only way man!
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Because of the way that you sound, you don't seem to be completely academics, and it sounds like you would want to go to college and that you should have extracurriculars if you want to go to college, so i'd go to Panther Creek.  Sometimes when your gut tells you something, it's just hungry.  if some1 else gives you a better answer gl at your new school.
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That depends on your personal strengths. Physics has always been easier for me.
546758
Its better in person, but thats only an option if y'all see eachother in person all the time. Depends on the situation I guess, but at least with it being in person, you can see her reaction.
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the name sounds gr8. but if u r so unhappy being in the best school in town, try the others only to find it out urself that ur school is the best in town...
268994
Sounds like you have a great attitude and/or a good school. Most people don't like school, because it makes them feel like they are wasting their time, or makes them feel bad about themselves in some way. A lot of people find that they like college a lot more than high school, because they have a purpose, and people aren't putting them down.
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Depends on your major but I will go with CU because I am applying to their masters program. However I have only lived in Colorado a few months so I don't really know much about them.
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As you may have heard, GA Southern is stereotypically a "party school." Don't get me wrong, you should be ok going to either choice, but in my opinion, State will be able to provide you with a better education. There are more resources available there and there are many different types of people.
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I would definitely be honest.\n\nBlock schedules do NOT work for all kids (nor for all teachers...they drove me INSANE) and schools understand that some students have difficulty working on that schedule.  I would recommend adding to your answer why you think the NEW high school would be better for you.  While shorter class length is a positive, what else do they have to offer?  Why THIS school instead of some other school?  That way, they don't see you as someone who can't handle a challenge, rather, you're someone who is making an informed decision about what works for you (and what does not work for you) in school.  High schools (like colleges) are competitive and they love to hear why people think they're better than other schools.  Don't put down your old school, though, since they don't like to hear things like "my old school sucked." Phrase it positively like: "While the schedule at my current high school worked for a lot of students, I had difficulty keeping my focus in the block schedule.  I realized I needed a place that had classes that meet for shorter periods to better remember what I learn.  School x sounds like it would be great because, in addition to the shorter class periods, it offers...."  (it's gotta have some other good points).  This way, you're not putting down your old school, but you are still saying why your (hopefully) new school is better.\n\nGood luck.
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I didn't attend there (although I have visited the campus), but I do have strong opinions about size of schools.  Too big is difficult for some people.  I wouldn't have survived it as an undergrad.  I went to an enormous school for grad school, and it was ok then, but for undergrad, I really think the smaller schools are much better.  you get more opportunity to interact with the instructors, and get to know other students.
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if ur a teen group cause you dont want to feel that akwardness and it is already hard enough to b a teen if u r an adult single cause u will get over that akwardness thingie i guess i prefer group cause ther r more things to talk about and i think it is funner and then you can talk about it with your friends the next day in skool...lol
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All colleges prefer students who have been involved in extracurricular activities. It may make the difference between getting in and not getting in.
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Fresher sounds stupid.  I prefer Freshman.  And as for being PC, screw it, it's been taken to stupid extreme's like the group who wants Webster's to change manhole cover to personhole cover
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That is so weird - I applied to those same two colleges as well, but I got wait listed @ Macalester. Boo. Anyways, it seems like a tough decision, because although they are both strong liberal arts schools (Mac being to the extreme) Madison's social life is 100x more overwhelming than Macalester, as well as the campus. I think it depends whether you want to go to a big school or a small school, although Mac is tougher to get into than Madison. Personally, I'm going to Madison, but I'd rather be going to Macalester, but business wise I have no idea which is the better school. Again bottom line: big or small. And tuition. They will both be equally cold. Brr.