What is the name of the college you attend or have previously attended?

[3 Lions]

I currently attend Darlington College Of Technology studying vehicle maintenance.   

 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darlington_College 

 

[Volbet]

Well, I seem to remember that "college" means something different in the UK than it does in the US, which again is different from the way it's usually used in continental Europe.

I attend the University of Copenhagen if that counts as a college.

[Real_PhillBert]

I went to North Dakota State University.

 

Found the most relevant pic I could:

[Teddy07]

I study computer science at the University of Bayreuth (Germany). It is a smaller University with 12.000 students:

 

[Donut417]

I got an Associates degree from Henry Ford Community college. Ive gone to Wayne County Community college then transferred to Eastern Michigan University, I also, dual enrolled at Washtenaw Community college due to shit accounting professors at EMU. After my last 3 classes Ill have a Bachelors in Business Administration with a concentration in HR. 

[b3ar]

Camosun College (Lansdowne Campus) for my Associate degree:

 

UVic for my BA:

 

 

...then Camosun College (Interurban) for my journeyman ticket as a cook/chef (we call it a Red Seal out here):

 

 

...and after retiring from cooking, I work here (don't judge me!!):

 

 

[SlipperyPete]

(Business) Becker College in Massachusetts (USA)

 

 

dont really have any good pictures because my college is spread out in a series of old residental neighborhoods. the campus owns some of the houses and the students live in them. we kinda live in fraternities/sororities for the entirety of college

 

[jmart604]

On 8/22/2017 at 9:45 AM, Real_PhillBert said:

I went to North Dakota State University.

Hey, the Bison! Quite a football team you have up there in Fargo.

 

Of course, we know a thing or two about winning titles at Duke as well.

 

I graduated Duke with a degree in biology, with a concentration in cell and molecular. Minored in chemistry and political science.

 

[Real_PhillBert]

6 minutes ago, jmart604 said:

Hey, the Bison! Quite a football team you have up there in Fargo.

 

Of course, we know a thing or two about winning titles at Duke as well.

 

I graduated Duke with a degree in biology, with a concentration in cell and molecular. Minored in chemistry and political science.

 

*SNIPS*

We only relatively recently started being any good at football. My freshman year (2008) we were OK at best, I think we ended up 6-5 or something like that, but it was easy to get into the games back then! It was about the time I graduated that we started winning, I like to tell myself there's no connection there... Haha. 

 

Graduated with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. 

 

 

[TVwazhere]

Hudson Valley Community College. Got my associates degree and then i transferred to.......... 

 

 

Oh wait. I went right into work after that. Oops :^)

[3 Lions]

45 minutes ago, jmart604 said:

Hey, the Bison! Quite a football team you have up there in Fargo.

 

Of course, we know a thing or two about winning titles at Duke as well.

 

I graduated Duke with a degree in biology, with a concentration in cell and molecular. Minored in chemistry and political science.

 

Always nice to see LMG staff commenting on my threads

[Suika]

Currently attending St. Charles Community College, and am anticipating going to University of Missouri-St. Louis once I complete my A.A.S in Network Security.

[KrisWalker]

I attended Oregon State University on athletic scholarship. I got my degree in exercise and sports science. 

[Ithanul]

Solano Community College in Suisun City, CA (First one, Graphic Design degree, did not finish that one)

Troy University in Dothan, AL (2nd one, finish my Associates in Computer Science)

Next one in line:  Auburn University in Auburn, AL (will be my 3rd, going for Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering once I am back State side)

[R00t]

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology: currently working on a BS in Civil Engineering with a minor in physics.

Then go to med school to become a neurosurgeon (Hopefully).

[Donut417]

35 minutes ago, R00t said:

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology: currently working on a BS in Civil Engineering with a minor in physics.

Then go to med school to become a neurosurgeon (Hopefully).

Civil Engineering, Physics and Med school. Well, at least you will have some good options. Good Luck. 

[FuzzyYellow]

Attending St. Cloud State University to get a degree in Information Systems.

 

[3 Lions]

Just a little update, I've been to enroll for a level 2 vehicle maintenance course and I've been accepted so I'm definitely going back to Darlington College. I've passed my level 1 course with mainly pass grades (equivalent to C) and one merit (equivalent to B).  

[Probably Alex]

Just graduated from the University of Akron. Majored in Computer Science.

 

 

Go Zips!

[Real_PhillBert]

12 hours ago, FuzzyYellow said:

Attending St. Cloud State University to get a degree in Information Systems.

 

A bunch of my friends went there! Try not to party too hard haha

[NumLock21]

On 8/22/2017 at 0:52 PM, Teddy07 said:

I study computer science at the University of Bayreuth (Germany). It is a smaller University with 12.000 students:

 

Only 12 students?

[Teddy07]

1 hour ago, NumLock21 said:

Only 12 students?

12.000.

The . is used in Germany as a thousand separator. Which means 12.000 = 12000 but the first number is easier to read. Isnt that internationally common?

[NumLock21]

13 minutes ago, Teddy07 said:

12.000.

The . is used in Germany as a thousand separator. Which means 12.000 = 12000 but the first number is easier to read. Isnt that internationally common?

Right here we use a comma to separate between the values and a decimal to represents cents. So for something like twelve thousand five hundred and 70 cents. We write it as $12,500.70. If we wrote $12.500.70 one would think of just $12.50

[Teddy07]

2 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

Right here we use a comma to separate between the values and a decimal to represents cents. So for something like twelve thousand five hundred and 70 cents. We write it as $12,500.70. If we wrote $12.500.70 one would think of just $12.50

wow, interesting! We here in Germany make the exact opposite which means it would 12.500,70 €

[NumLock21]

Just now, Teddy07 said:

wow, interesting! We here in Germany make the exact opposite which means it would 12.500,70 €

I did a quick search on this and not only Germany that does it, but many other parts of the world too.

 

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19455-01/806-0169/overview-9/index.html

https://www.quora.com/Which-countries-other-than-Germany-use-a-comma-in-place-of-the-decimal-point