im doing my ADP in Taylors too. its quite fun actually. just about to finish my 1st semester here. btw jthm, hows Nebraska? is it good?

the good thing about American system is u can change the major u want to take in the space of the first 2years. the first years usually are subject that helps you improve your writing/speaking skills. social skills n basic introduction of other Major subjects.. cause the important subject that related to your major usually been teach in 3rd or 4th.

another thing, lets say u want to enroll as a Business major. in the first few semester, you take subjects that related to different areas. Computer Science, Business, Mathematics and Performing Arts. after finishing few semester u get As mostly on the computing subjects and you really enjoying those subjects. so, you can change u major to computer science or something.

where else i think in British system. If you enroll as Business major most probably u would end up getting Business degree.

You can't say which system is better than another. British system students will possibly ended up knowing mostly things that they are majoring in. where in American system, students would know the things that British system student learnt, plus they would know a bit more about other unrelated subject.

so, in my opinion American system works a bit better overall. but then again, it depends on certain individuals.

does anybody know which university is good for business major?

thank you very much guys. really appreciate your help.
btw, i found this site few months ago. CollegeBoard. good articles and very helpful College Search.

Im thinking of majoring in Real Estate, but not sure yet. what do you guys think?

This post has been edited by SpaThuGz: Dec 2 2006, 08:48 PM

what is graduate/undergraduate study? im utterly confused.

I think they can, thats why they allowed me to enroll in ADP.
Is it hard to get aid, or scholarship or loan or whatever?
I dont really want to burden my parents.

I searched for universities that offer Real Estate major, but not many of them offer that. most of the universities that offer Real Estate are either private or really expensive.
but I found few public universities: UoMississipi, UoWyoming & UoMissouri.

let say if i want to apply, should i apply just for 1 university that offer major that i want or should i try to apply for 5/6 universities(but most of them dont offer the major that i want)?. i hope this question makes sense.

This post has been edited by SpaThuGz: Dec 8 2006, 02:55 PM

lol. scratch that last question..

how many universities should I try apply to? 1/2...8 maybe? how many is too many? is it possible if I get rejected by 10 universities I apply to?

boyakasha1234 and r0xarena, could you guys tell me more about the place you guys studied in?