southernstunna

[quote]EDIT: and "simulating" the games on NCAA 04 does NOT constitute a "computer"[/quote] hahaha I forgot I wrote this but it is so accurate....

Yeah I think most engineers with over 10 years of experience or so who work for good companies are pulling at least 100 but usually closer to 150....

agreed. I enjoyed my 3 years in a fraternity but it gets old fast. It was fun meeting people/going to swaps/date parties/formals but I'm glad I'm done with that....

[quote]So why post it for everybody else to answer the goddamn question?[/quote] Because his major and the classes he will be taking are the most important part of college. As I stated in a post above, he's going to get drunk and have fun ANYWHERE he goes (especially at an SEC school) so who...

[quote]The "College Experience" for me doesn't include academia[/quote] jesus....

[quote]Make it worth it an get a job in accounting or engineering.[/quote] This. If you're a math guy do engineering, otherwise do accounting. Majoring in management, marketing, political science, etc are all for dumbasses who can't handle a legitimate major....

Good post by this guy. I'm sorry but "gameday atmosphere" really shouldn't factor into where you spend the next four years of your life considering you're probably a 5'7 155 pound white kid who played 7th grade football exclusively. And, as the poster two above said, you're going to find p...

[quote]You have been doing accounting work, but are you a CPA? If so, have you beeinvolved in any business valuation projects? What has been and what will continue to be a very hot speciality in accounting is forensic accounting, which includes business valuation and many other disciplines. Most of ...

yeah I would boo the hell out of coach O....Duke, why didn't you want to boo coach O doggy? He is a completely joke....

oh, and to the OP: why the frick are you picking a college based on their fricking football program? Are you kidding me? More importantly, what are you planning on majoring in?...