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ClemsonJoy

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  1. I've a 17.1" HP. Love HP, 17" is a bit unweildy, but it works well for me being in a field with a lot of digital graphics.
  2. Marc, did you hear? And, hey Farkus Did you decide on Clemson?
  3. fffaezeee, I know some people in Arch there, you should have fun. Enjoy!
  4. Husband's cousin posted on FB yesterday: "Wow I am starting to feel limited in what I can do. I want to teach but I need a 2.5 GPA. Sadly I have a 2.2. If I want to get into a grad program what I want wants a minimum of a 3.0 GPA major/cumulative. What am I going to do now?" Sorry honey, not everyone is meant to go to grad school. As my husband said, "Maybe you should've tried harder the first time?" Then she goes on to say, after someone offered the advice of taking more classes to raise your GPA: "I wish I could but I have to pay for classes myself soon. I am trying to get a 2nd degree but I think it's proving to be worse than my first degree" Sorry but, your first degree is in theatre. What could be worse? (No offense to any arts people out there but.... really.) We were both a bit flabberghasted about the entire discussion/situation.
  5. ClemsonJoy

    Clemson, SC

    Racism and also acceptance of LGBT seems to be a big question on here in general -- I just have to say that, I think the degree of acceptance/tolerance is going to be highly dependent upon your program/area on campus you will be. In architecture, no one seems to care. We've several gay/lesbian students who, honestly, I didn't know where/didn't care were and don't care know that I know. This is fairly universal, I'd say.
  6. ClemsonJoy

    Clemson, SC

    I actually would disagree with this almost entirely. For one, Seneca is very sketchy -- often more so than Anderson. You've to remember both these towns are basically shopping areas, anderson more so than Seneca (seneca is more of a dying/older economic center, where as Anderson is still growing) Most houses you find listed for cheap online are going to be in the less than favorable areas, too. Clemson is very family friendly if you know the right areas. My father in law works at Clemson, so my husband and his siblings grew up here. If you want somwhere cheap to live, there are places (dependent upon your definition of cheap) within the town, away from students. If you need any help in that regard, feel free to message me. Personally I love Clemson. It is a bit overwhelming being around SO MANY students sometimes, since the town is here because of the university. Still, you are close enough to Seneca, Anderson, and Greenville that it's easy to get away from them, and enough to do. Besides, the student body as a whole relatively friendly.
  7. I applied to: Clemson, nothing UNCC, accepted Berkeley, nothing Oregon, nothing I'm really anxious to hear about Oregon, and Clemson since a lot of people have heard already? I'm not sure if it's because I applied to A+H or not. It's frustrating since I know people started hearing a week and a half ago.
  8. Haha hi, unclefarkus! Good luck guys. It's agonizing.
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