lickmyballs
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Yea lookin at colleges out in Utah. The U is basically 30 from snowbird and 45 from park city so thats basically an ideal school for me. Any tips about the school? +k
Anyone here attend the University of Utah?
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gapersarefriends
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No nobody on newschoolers has been to the u ever
jibber.jabber
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Beware the mormons
lickmyballs
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13723342:jibber.jabber said:
so i've been told
Dunderflip
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Mormons arent that bad. if you want to be close to resorts here is the place to be.
the school is pretty dope, the dorms fucking suck ass, and leg day is every day if youre walking up from living off campus. overall 7/10 for location
theres a lot of research that goes on here in physics and engineering, one of the top dance programs in the US, etc etc. depending on what youre studying you could have a really good time or a pretty ok time imo
the school is pretty dope, the dorms fucking suck ass, and leg day is every day if youre walking up from living off campus. overall 7/10 for location
theres a lot of research that goes on here in physics and engineering, one of the top dance programs in the US, etc etc. depending on what youre studying you could have a really good time or a pretty ok time imo
Cadenmccullough
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I'm a junior in high school right now and im from Bozeman so it's like a 80% I will go to msu. (super fucking dope school btw) but if I went anywhere else if would probably be u of u
lickmyballs
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13723390:Dunderflip said:
Im still trying to find a job in the ski industry, but I can't seem to find one that suits me. Any ideas. I was also looking into becoming an environmental engineer.
californiagrown
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13723819:_ALPHASQUAD_ said:
dont get a major related to the ski or outdoor industry. They are fucking useless.
Go to Utah if you really value skiing. It will not have a stereotypical college vibe or scene, but there will be plenty of parties and alcohol fueled shit to do. And, it will allow you to ski unlike any other "real" college out there.
Id suggest an Econ, Finance, Comp Sci, or Mech E major. doesnt matter if you dont find the material enthralling. Your career will be nothing like your schoolwork.