> I called these low lives up today, and they told me they were charging
> almost the same price for classs as you can pay at a private school.
> But their whole program is cheaper because you can get one of their
> associate degrees in very vauge majors in 1 year after taking 2, 9
> month classes. And then you complete the undergraduate degree in
> another year after that. I wanted to go to their school, but they
> have almost no financial aid available, or scholarships. Plus I don't
> even know what I would be studying. What is a "Buisness Major"
> anyway? LOL
>
> I want to go to school to study Environmental Science, and learn about
> the ecosystems in this biosphere on planet earth, learn about the
> climate and the evolotion of the earth. And I wouldn't mind learning
> about other interesting subjects too. But they don't offer classes
> like these at the UOPO. And I have a college right here at home where
> I can learn about them. The trouble is that I don't get much out of
> the classroom environment, and every few terms the college ships you
> off to work-for-free as part of your education in some random
> alternative commune or orginization. ...

> I called these low lives up today, and they told me they were charging
> almost the same price for classs as you can pay at a private school.
> But their whole program is cheaper because you can get one of their
> associate degrees in very vauge majors in 1 year after taking 2, 9
> month classes. And then you complete the undergraduate degree in
> another year after that. I wanted to go to their school, but they
> have almost no financial aid available, or scholarships. Plus I don't
> even know what I would be studying. What is a "Buisness Major"
> anyway? LOL
>
> I want to go to school to study Environmental Science, and learn about
> the ecosystems in this biosphere on planet earth, learn about the
> climate and the evolotion of the earth. And I wouldn't mind learning
> about other interesting subjects too. But they don't offer classes
> like these at the UOPO. And I have a college right here at home where
> I can learn about them. The trouble is that I don't get much out of
> the classroom environment, and every few terms the college ships you
> off to work-for-free as part of your education in some random
> alternative commune or orginization. ...