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- Aug 18, 2002
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There's one of those in town.
Most expensive place as well.
Not bad.
Finished applying to a summer program in cognitive neuroscience.
Gonna go practice guitar in a minute. I need to rehearse both a song I'm teaching my band (practice sunday at long last) and a piece I'm playing for my history class as a final project next tuesday.
Also, I talked my mom into letting me skip on senior skip day. She agreed on the condition that I cook dinner. I'm fine with that. Three day weekend ftmfw. Also, this means I've suffered through my last monday in high school.
It blows my mind that there's only two weeks of high school left. I really love this place, but I'm ready to move on. I think I might cry at some point, but in a masculine way, like I'm grieving for a fallen comrade who was slain in bloody and manly combat.
...and the post is too long. Woops.
That's badass. I might apply there; I would like to try that or UoT. I still have a little while to choose. Obviosuly, NYC is what I am looking to the most.
U of T is a good school. Probably not at the level of NYU but better than the majority of US state schools. Probably the best or second best university in Canada. 30 Rock once called Toronto "New York without all the stuff". This is kind of accurate but some of that "stuff" includes high crime. It's a nice city with plenty of things to do. It is very multicultural and the public transit is decent. I enjoy living here.Is UoT a good school? What is the city like?
I am indeed. But I'm taking a year off. Sent in the request today.
Doesn't the ACT go up to 36 or something? Although I don't really know the NYU system...Yeah, NYU won't be to hard for me at all. Considering the new test system they have going. My ACT that I took was a 30 and I have pretty much all 5's on my A.P's save for two. Columbia seems like a place I would want to go to, but I have no way into getting into that school.
I was looking into BU but I have not visited. It seems nice, you don't approve?
That was the impression I got, although I was mostly around the financial district which may not be the most happenin' place.U of T is a good school. Probably not at the level of NYU but better than the majority of US state schools. Probably the best or second best university in Canada. 30 Rock once called Toronto "New York without all the stuff". This is kind of accurate but some of that "stuff" includes high crime. It's a nice city with plenty of things to do. It is very multicultural and the public transit is decent. I enjoy living here.
Since 2005 the city has had the lowest crime rate among the 25 largest U.S. cities, having become significantly safer after a spike in crime in the 1980s and early 1990s from the crack epidemic that impacted many neighborhoods.
Tenner WAIF ends up not going to Uni.