-if you bring up ATHF (or if you know that acronym, youre officially in college) dane cook or family guy or south park or simpsons, you will easily start a 3 hour convo.
-buy used paperback books. theyre cheapest
-Courier New is the biggest legal font to use. so if you havea page quota on essays use it.
-staying up all night is essential. youll need it to finish that essay thats due in a couple hours
-fridges are always empty. roomies or friends eat everything
-you know youve been to college when it requires travel to do laundry
-ramen, mac n cheese, pizza and microwaves are essential
-any where is comfortable to sleep. especially when youve been drinking.
-anything on fire is totally normal.
-you understand greek letters
-you know what a BS really is.
-concerts and parties coe before homework
-you know every drug in the book, whether youve done them or not.
-you know a band personally.
feel free to add :-D
Thread
Posts in chronological order
Excellent list Sparrow! And so true!! I've got a few to add....
-When you are returning pop bottles to get quarters for the laundry
-You spend more money on the books for a class than on your new school wardrobe
-You laugh at people who show up for an 8am class in full bar clothes, every hair in place and full make-up
-You start having dreams about your mom's food...even if it's not that good!
-When you are returning pop bottles to get quarters for the laundry
-You spend more money on the books for a class than on your new school wardrobe
-You laugh at people who show up for an 8am class in full bar clothes, every hair in place and full make-up
-You start having dreams about your mom's food...even if it's not that good!
I agree with most, but this one I dont understand
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]wstüssyb wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree with most, but this one I dont understand
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]wstüssyb wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree with most, but this one I dont understand
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Depends on how it's used. If it's used as a noun
"I'm getting a BS" it means you are getting a Bachelor of Science Degree in whatever field you've chosen to study.
If it's a verb
"I BS'd my way through that paper", then it stands for Bullshit. You'll hear them used interchangeably on any campus. :-)
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Depends on how it's used. If it's used as a noun
"I'm getting a BS" it means you are getting a Bachelor of Science Degree in whatever field you've chosen to study.
If it's a verb
"I BS'd my way through that paper", then it stands for Bullshit. You'll hear them used interchangeably on any campus. :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]wstüssyb wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree with most, but this one I dont understand
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Nope. That's BSc.
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Nope. That's BSc.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]wstüssyb wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree with most, but this one I dont understand
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Nope. That's BSc.[/QUOTE]
I think that's what he means. You don't get a Bachelors of Science degree alone. You get a Bachelor of Science Degree in a chosen field (Math, Anthropology, Chemistry...etc.) Basically it means you took more science courses as part of your "general studies" portion of the degree. There's
BS= Bachelor of Science Degree in (insert major here)
BSS= Bachelor of Social Sciences Degree in (insert major here)
BA= Bachelor of Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BAA= Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BFA= Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in (insert major here)
The only difference in any of these degrees is what you take as part of your "general studies". For example: I majored in History. I could have gotten a BS or a BA. My friends, who got BS Degrees in History, took the same history that I took, but they had to have 124 credits of "general studies" that included things like english, math, speech, and a bunch of science courses (chemistry, biology, etc.). I got a BA degree, so I took the same history classes that my friends did, but for my general portion I took 2 years of a foreign language instead of 2 years of science classes. Which degree type you choose depends on your major and your interests. But as a general rule, you can only get a BFA in an "artsy" field like music or art or theatre.
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Nope. That's BSc.[/QUOTE]
I think that's what he means. You don't get a Bachelors of Science degree alone. You get a Bachelor of Science Degree in a chosen field (Math, Anthropology, Chemistry...etc.) Basically it means you took more science courses as part of your "general studies" portion of the degree. There's
BS= Bachelor of Science Degree in (insert major here)
BSS= Bachelor of Social Sciences Degree in (insert major here)
BA= Bachelor of Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BAA= Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BFA= Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in (insert major here)
The only difference in any of these degrees is what you take as part of your "general studies". For example: I majored in History. I could have gotten a BS or a BA. My friends, who got BS Degrees in History, took the same history that I took, but they had to have 124 credits of "general studies" that included things like english, math, speech, and a bunch of science courses (chemistry, biology, etc.). I got a BA degree, so I took the same history classes that my friends did, but for my general portion I took 2 years of a foreign language instead of 2 years of science classes. Which degree type you choose depends on your major and your interests. But as a general rule, you can only get a BFA in an "artsy" field like music or art or theatre.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]CMU HistoryGirl wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]wstüssyb wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I agree with most, but this one I dont understand
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Nope. That's BSc.[/QUOTE]
I think that's what he means. You don't get a Bachelors of Science degree alone. You get a Bachelor of Science Degree in a chosen field (Math, Anthropology, Chemistry...etc.) Basically it means you took more science courses as part of your "general studies" portion of the degree. There's
BS= Bachelor of Science Degree in (insert major here)
BSS= Bachelor of Social Sciences Degree in (insert major here)
BA= Bachelor of Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BAA= Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BFA= Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in (insert major here)
The only difference in any of these degrees is what you take as part of your "general studies". For example: I majored in History. I could have gotten a BS or a BA. My friends, who got BS Degrees in History, took the same history that I took, but they had to have 124 credits of "general studies" that included things like english, math, speech, and a bunch of science courses (chemistry, biology, etc.). I got a BA degree, so I took the same history classes that my friends did, but for my general portion I took 2 years of a foreign language instead of 2 years of science classes. Which degree type you choose depends on your major and your interests. But as a general rule, you can only get a BFA in an "artsy" field like music or art or theatre. [/QUOTE]
point being.....people call ita BS for short, at least at U of R they did.
-you know what a BS really is. (bullshit?)[/QUOTE]
BS= Bachelors degree of science.[/QUOTE]
Nope. That's BSc.[/QUOTE]
I think that's what he means. You don't get a Bachelors of Science degree alone. You get a Bachelor of Science Degree in a chosen field (Math, Anthropology, Chemistry...etc.) Basically it means you took more science courses as part of your "general studies" portion of the degree. There's
BS= Bachelor of Science Degree in (insert major here)
BSS= Bachelor of Social Sciences Degree in (insert major here)
BA= Bachelor of Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BAA= Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree in (insert major here)
BFA= Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in (insert major here)
The only difference in any of these degrees is what you take as part of your "general studies". For example: I majored in History. I could have gotten a BS or a BA. My friends, who got BS Degrees in History, took the same history that I took, but they had to have 124 credits of "general studies" that included things like english, math, speech, and a bunch of science courses (chemistry, biology, etc.). I got a BA degree, so I took the same history classes that my friends did, but for my general portion I took 2 years of a foreign language instead of 2 years of science classes. Which degree type you choose depends on your major and your interests. But as a general rule, you can only get a BFA in an "artsy" field like music or art or theatre. [/QUOTE]
point being.....people call ita BS for short, at least at U of R they did.
If by U of R you mean University of Rochester in New York, that is the school I had almost attended, until I decided that I didn't want to have to pay for college, despite the considerable scholarship. Thinking back, it might have been a good idea to go there.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color=666600>Music Man wrote: [/QUOTENAME]If by U of R you mean University of Rochester in New York, that is the school I had almost attended, until I decided that I didn't want to have to pay for college, despite the considerable scholarship. Thinking back, it might have been a good idea to go there.[/QUOTE]
yep. taht exactly. my mom worked there unfortunatly lost her job there (pricks at HR!) so i was hoping to go as well but we dont know whats gonna happen.
yep. taht exactly. my mom worked there unfortunatly lost her job there (pricks at HR!) so i was hoping to go as well but we dont know whats gonna happen.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sparrow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color=666600>Music Man wrote: [/QUOTENAME]If by U of R you mean University of Rochester in New York, that is the school I had almost attended, until I decided that I didn't want to have to pay for college, despite the considerable scholarship. Thinking back, it might have been a good idea to go there.[/QUOTE]
yep. taht exactly. my mom worked there unfortunatly lost her job there (pricks at HR!) so i was hoping to go as well but we dont know whats gonna happen.[/QUOTE]
It's a wonderful campus there.
The school I attend now, The College of New Jersey, used to be great, but this year we have a giant douche governor who goes by the name Corzine. Apparently we need to cut support to higher education in New Jersey so much that my college is losing something like 6-12 million dollars, in addition to being sued for 5 million more by the extreme douche bag known as John Fiocco's family.
yep. taht exactly. my mom worked there unfortunatly lost her job there (pricks at HR!) so i was hoping to go as well but we dont know whats gonna happen.[/QUOTE]
It's a wonderful campus there.
The school I attend now, The College of New Jersey, used to be great, but this year we have a giant douche governor who goes by the name Corzine. Apparently we need to cut support to higher education in New Jersey so much that my college is losing something like 6-12 million dollars, in addition to being sued for 5 million more by the extreme douche bag known as John Fiocco's family.