College - What do you know???

[Spiegs1106]

Where do I go? Any Input

maybe you went to one of these schools....or heard something about them....anything is good...

Got Accepted:

Saint Joseph's University - PA

Miami University of Ohio - OH

University of New Hampshire - NH

Penn State - Altoona - would be on altoona acmpus 2 years then main campus 2 years - degree would be the same

Hofstra - NY

Waiting to Hear from:

Syracuse - Stretch School

Villanova - Stretch School

Providence - RI

University of Vermont - VT

Seton Hill - PA

[LiveForever]

The only one of those schools i know anything about it Miami U. My grandparents live their and my uncle-in-law is the girls swim coach. Ive been to the city (Oxford) 5-6 times in the last several years. Besides the college there is really nothing there. So if you like small towns then i would move towards the top of the list. Good Luck

[Spiegs1106]

The only one of those schools i know anything about it Miami U. My grandparents live their and my uncle-in-law is the girls swim coach. Ive been to the city (Oxford) 5-6 times in the last several years. Besides the college there is really nothing there. So if you like small towns then i would move towards the top of the list. Good Luck

Yeah I heard there wasn't much to do in Oxford. They way there is a small Wal-Mart and thats it.

What was the campus like?

also how far is it from cincinatti

and is football their only big time sport

[Another Blown Save]

Only one I been to is PC.
They have nice dorms, and ofcourse a great basketball team.

[BGbootha]

Sorry man no help here, No schools on the west coast??

[beltrans_boy]

If you can get into 'Nova, go there. I don't know much about the other schools...

[Fireball Express]

I attended Providence some 20 something years ago.
After 12 years of Catholic school I finally got fed up after a year at PC.
Back then Lou Lamerillo was the AD, Billy Donovan was the point guard and Chris Terreri was in goal.

[LiveForever]

The only one of those schools i know anything about it Miami U. My grandparents live their and my uncle-in-law is the girls swim coach. Ive been to the city (Oxford) 5-6 times in the last several years. Besides the college there is really nothing there. So if you like small towns then i would move towards the top of the list. Good Luck

Yeah I heard there wasn't much to do in Oxford. They way there is a small Wal-Mart and thats it.

What was the campus like?

also how far is it from cincinatti

and is football their only big time sport

The campus itself is really nice. All of the buildings are kepted up well. They got a new recreation center a couple of years ago thats really sweet too. I have never been in one of the dorms so i really cant help you there but from the outside they look pretty good.

I believe its around 20-30 to Cincinnatti. Dayton is also about the same distance. The only problem is that there arent any highways. 75% of the trip to the city is on a two lane road.

I think there pretty good at basketball im not sure about baseball and i know they have a hockey team. I know the girls swim team has won a couple of national titles in the last five years (if you really care).

[Old_Style]

The only one of those schools i know anything about it Miami U. My grandparents live their and my uncle-in-law is the girls swim coach. Ive been to the city (Oxford) 5-6 times in the last several years. Besides the college there is really nothing there. So if you like small towns then i would move towards the top of the list. Good Luck

Yeah I heard there wasn't much to do in Oxford. They way there is a small Wal-Mart and thats it.

What was the campus like?

also how far is it from cincinatti

and is football their only big time sport

It seems like there is a Wal-Mart near every school

[eftda]

whats with the lack of California School?

Stanford
Cal
USC
Santa Clara U
UCSB
UCLA



all great schools.