Applying To Colleges

[free my dawg]

I just found out I got accepted to Millersville University of Pennsylvania. I'm likely going there, so feel free to message me about PA politics if you're from there (even Krazen's welcome).

[tmthforu94]

Congrats to A-Bob on deciding to go to Georgetown!

A shame we never got to see each other, considering that by Western terms, we live kinda close to each other. Guess we still have CPAC!

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

You guys probably aren't going to know, but would any of you, by any chance, know of any progressive-leaning parochial colleges that affiliate with the UMC, ELCA, or UCC?

If possible, I'd prefer such colleges if they're located in the South (fat chance, right?), but it's not a requirement.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Got into Tufts and waiting on Georgetown. Georgetown is probably the only school now I'd take the full ride over, D.C. + Georgetown =

I have some friends going there, sounds like an awesome place. DC is such an awesome city, I hope I will end up living there sometime within the next 10 years at least for a brief while.

[tmthforu94]

You guys probably aren't going to know, but would any of you, by any chance, know of any progressive-leaning parochial colleges that affiliate with the UMC, ELCA, or UCC?

If possible, I'd prefer such colleges if they're located in the South (fat chance, right?), but it's not a requirement.

I'll do research for you tomorrow and get an answer. I also have a couple different things to hook you up with as you prepare your college search. This is a big thing - we're here to help!

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Bump.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Is anyone familiar with the Iliff School of Theology in Denver?  Perhaps you, A-Bob?  I don't know much about it other than that it's affiliated with several progressive-ish churches, which instantly puts it high on my list.

I'm not sure how much I should be looking into this, though.  I'm not even sure if I want to be a pastor yet, and I'll probably have an assload of primary education to go through first.  Community college should help with that, though.

[California8429]

Thanks tmth!

And No Scott, I've never heard of its existence and I live right outside Denver. But I don't suppose a theology school would be large anyway.

[Citizen (The) Doctor]

Now I'm stuck in a dilemma between UC Berkeley and Sarah Lawrence. I like SL's learning style and class size but Berkeley costs less (albeit only $4000 less). Not exactly sure what I want to do in this situation.

[ilikeverin]

$4000/yr = $16,000 total... that's not insubstantial.  State schools tend to give you more fields to pick from and more research opportunities.  But I went to a very, very, very big school, so I'm biased