Dasha Zhukova

[jayserinos99]

You know, I actually went to a community (or technical) college for 2 1/2 years before transferring to a four year college, and I don't think I turned out too bad....

It's not a bad route. i know a few people who got into UC Berkeley after going through community college for their lower division coursework (like English, Speech, History, etc.) As long as you got a 3.0 GPA, you're almost a shoe in.

It's not how you start the race, it's how you finish it right?

 

[Morpheus]

El Buzzard is about the join the ranks of the "Banned."

 

[@wright]

Morpheus, are you feeling ok? You look ill in your avatar

 

[gmlasam]

You know, I actually went to a community (or technical) college for 2 1/2 years before transferring to a four year college, and I don't think I turned out too bad....

There is nothing wrong going to community college. Its the best way to get all of your undergraduate core glasses. Once you get all that, you transfer to which ever 4 year college as a junior and take your upper division classes at the University. So by about 2 years, hopefully you graduate.

Doing all your undergraduate studies at community college is much cheaper. Why pay 5 times more for the same classes at a University?

 

[Craig Sheppard]

Doing all your undergraduate studies at community college is much cheaper. Why pay 5 times more for the same classes at a University?

For the experience. There's nothing like living away from home at a 4 year college or university. You can't put a price tag on it. It is worth every single penny--IF you take advantage of what's there (and I could've done more looking back). If you can afford it and you're mature enough to not just goof-off 24-7, I say go to the best school you can get into and don't even second guess it.

That being said, you can get similar education at community college, at least for the first 2 years of undergradute study. Depending on your career path, I might or might not recommend this though... depends on the student and the field of study. The overriding rule with all educational institutions is "you get out of it what you put into it." If you treat your course of study seriously, no matter where you are you'll succeed.

 

[Budipa]

THANKS!!!! So that's her name! Man she is stunning, much more so than Dasha indeed. So who is her mother, Caroline or Stephanie?


Hmmmmm....dosen't Safin live in Monaco? Perhaps, he can hook up with Charlotte. That would make Safin Prince of Monaco. Prince Marat...hmmmmmm..

Charlotte Casiraghi is the daughter of Princess Caroline (aka. HRH Princess Ernst August of Hanover). Princess Caroline did not request titles for any of her children that she had with second husband Stefano Casiraghi (he died in a speed boat accident). So, Charlotte is a commoner and she is only 18. The photo taken is from three years ago and she's not as attractive now as she was then!