Skiing, Partying and College (in that order)

[Mac_Grey]

I'm only a sophomore in high school, but i want to find a good college out west that is close to a few good mountains. I'm also pretty sure some colleges have deals where you can get passes cheap. Any one know of a few they would suggest?

 

[petek]

UBC Okanagan comes into mind, but only if you want an arts degree. UBC has a 50% failure rate for its science students, its fucking tough.

 

[LostValleyPowMan]

sierra nevada college

 

[HHB]

University of Denver

 

[Colt45er]

someone should make a good thread about good colleges out west. good,cheap so forth.

 

[fourdskate]

western washington university. it's in bellingham, right next to mt. baker. and it's cheap

 

[TylerS]

same for me but add lax

 

[=Worf=]

u of nevada reno, and you can add gambling to that list as well

 

[skipillager]

indeed. but in canada..

 

[Swampy]

Dude your education shouldn't be last on your priorities list. I know you wanna have fun but come on dude.

 

[treesmann]

thats why im probably going to colorado school of mines

 

[skithebert]

ouch dude

 

[unchyll]

hahaha yup but you have you ot have a 3.5 now i think to get in which is bullshit

 

[triebby]

Ski Bum University

 

[Mac_Grey]

not to brag but but i've got a 3.7 and it wasnt meant to be serious, just trying to get some ideas of somewhere i should look into...

 

[nitsua]

thatd be nice

 

[sniper_6]

weak

 

[ATLskier]

Don't go to college to ski, go to college to get an education, and then take a couple years off to ski. But if the best school for you is near skiing, then go there and ski whenever you can. Unfortunately the best school for me(georgia tech) isn't good for skiing.

 

[Mac_Grey]

weak? just showing that education is important to me