Originally posted by emad you tell'em
toronto's not all that bad...i wish there was more here for a 17 year old to do, but there isn't...the only reason i'd like to go back to h-town (houston) is cos i had alot o friends down there...but that was 4 years ago...time 2 move the hell on and start univ
There must be, even though I dont know.
What I was referring to is that odds are that you are going to hear more "I am going to college" than "I am going to the university".
Originally posted by PunkRock Proven fact people in Quebec use less anglicisms (words that come from English, in case you didn't know what it meant) than people in France. So the French bastardize french more than we do.
****ing American.
Crap, all that French/France **** got my post messed up. Congratulations.
Originally posted by Tercel_driver There must be, even though I dont know.
What I was referring to is that odds are that you are going to hear more "I am going to college" than "I am going to the university".
the difference between college and university is huge man.
college is very hands on, and deals with more technical stuff i guess you could call it? 3d animation, computer programming, mechanics, these are mostly college type things though universities may touch on them.
university on the other hand is more based around the books...people look a bit more highly on it, but with college, it's easier to just jump in and get a job in the field you are interested in because of how hands on it is.
i'm doing information technology in Ryerson University...the school used to be a college so they still hold to their college roots. i know alot about networking and electronic equipment but i figure some theory in this case wouldn't be a bad thing to learn.
