How would you feel if you got a scholarship to go to Pepperdine University in Malibu California?
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I WILL BE VERY-VERY HAPPY.
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I  have known some friends who went to Winona State University in Minnesota.  They both work with computers now and have a good jobs.  It is a beautiful area.
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If you are referencing attending college away from "home", I certainly would 'again'.  The best experience I had was leaving 'home' and family, safety and security, and learning what what it was going to be like to become an independant, young woman.  I made many mistakes - but I had a foundation which kept me solid - and a personality to help me stretch, and a God who protected me from the crazy stuff that could have taken me out.  Go - and be challenged!
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what in h*ll is the Borferbillers football assiciation? Yeah he should donate his "great arm" and marty schotnhiemer should donate his vocabulary to a church. that being said as much as i would like to have a football autographed by one of the football greats i think i would go for the mansion in malibu and then donate it to some penguins
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I wouldnt want to go to Dallas. \n\nI feel goin from SoCal to Dallas is going from a bad situation to worse, but thats just my opinion.
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I would think that any Christian school would be awesome to be a part of.  And in Anaheim, how exciting!  Only 5 minutes from Disneyland and a half hour from the beach to boot!  Can I come and visit?  =)
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If you can afford,I would say YES!! If I could afford to live in San Diego, I would be back there in a minute!!!
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How about ASU?  You should be able to get into there.  You also might be able to get into USC - but it's very expensive.
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My best friend is the best pitcher in Alabama & just graduated  she got a scholarship (full) so it is worth it , one day it could pay for your school, it will keep you in shape, and if you quit u will regret it one day and think what would have been different (like i did, I regret it soo much)
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I would go. What a wonderful learning opportunity.
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I would go to boston U.
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i graduted from that college.\nit was the best years i've had, you;ll have a blast there
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my friend went there for his law degree. he has a 3.8 gpa and received a scholarship there. maybe 5 on the scale. scholarships would have to be 8.
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I had 4 freinds go there from Lansing, they car pooled. We were all transfer students from Lansing Community Colledge and graduated with various degrees in the technical/computer feild. I was second in my class at L.C.C. in computer electronics/repair and earned a associates. The 4 guys that went on to further their educations at M.I.T. all have great jobs payings at least 70,000 a year or better. Two went on to work for NASA. It's a great school and looks super on your reseme. GO! I wish I would have!
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No, but if you are you will love the place :-) ...I studied at Stanford and actually found myself sometimes really envying UC Santa Cruz students for just how beautiful their campus is ...you'll get the forest and the sea side by side right in front of you :-)
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I'm a junior at Cedarville University in Ohio, and I absolutely love it...I've had the time of my life here.  I learned about Cedarville because my sister attended it, but I chose Cedarville because it is an excellant school both academically and spiritually.  I've made so many wonderful friends and the fac/staff here care about the students so much.  You have to work very hard in your classes but all the effort is worth it.  I can't imagine going to any better school.
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There are several - Fourth tier schools like Whittier Law School (Nixon is an alumni) and Chapman are decent schools, for being low ranked.  There are a few others - I've heard of one called Trinity in Santa Ana, and I think it's California Western?? or is it Western State? Anyway, something with a name like that is in Fullerton, but they just got back their ABA accreditation provisionally, so I'd steer clear of that one. There aren't any first or second tier schools in OC, you're better off going to LA for that.\n\nIn LA, there is Southwestern in downtown, which I believe is third tier.  Also, there is Loyola, which I attend (and commute to daily from OC) in downtown, a ranked school with excellent reputation in LA and southern California.  There is also USC and UCLA, excellent schools, but hard to get into. Pepperdine is ranked, but it's in Malibu, and it's impossible to commute there, and far enough from downtown it's hard to get over there for externships, etc, but it's still a good school.\n\nIf you want to go to a ranked school and live in OC, I would apply to Loyola, USC, UCLA, etc.  Depending on your profile, Whittier and Chapman are also good for being lower tier schools.