Valley Christian HS what about you yoyo?

drfrank wrote:
oh yea, if you want to be a true santa barbara gaucho, its never to early to start thinking of a halloween costume. they do it BIG down there. oh, and do us a favor, when you go out and party on the 31st of october, bring a camera and post pictures. real candid ****, if you know what i mean.

oh yeah have i heard and seen its like a legacy there.

i'll make a special SB halloween party thread just for you hahaha

p.s. why didnt you hit up UCSB drfrank? can't beat the weather, people, & location

kfresh wrote:Valley Christian HS what about you yoyo?

I went to Mitty.

Yoyo wrote:

kfresh wrote:Valley Christian HS what about you yoyo?

I went to Mitty.

hahaha we be rivals.

i have a good friend at mitty, doug williams ya know him?

oh, and how crazy are the parties at Chico St. #32?

kfresh wrote:hahaha we be rivals.

i have a good friend at mitty, doug williams ya know him?

Yeah, I know that guy. Not well, but I do know him.

kfresh wrote:oh, and how crazy are the parties at Chico St. #32?

I'm gonna be honest; they're not what they used to be for incoming students. Those of us over 21 are enjoying it... but the first couple of years aren't up to par with the reputation.

The school's trying to clean up it's image... two frat's that I partied at got shut down my Freshman year. St. Patrick's Day (which used to be one of Chico's biggest parties) now takes place during Spring Break (trying to send as many guys home as they can to prevent parties). Dorms parties are still cool... but they're not as frequent. And unless you know somebody, most parties (check, MOST, not all) won't let you in. Ivy is still bumpin at night... but, like I said, you need to know someone (unless you're traveling with 6-10 girls and you're the only guy). Chico (for the most part) has become an over 21 party place.

Santa Barbara's probably overtaken us by now. But the SICKEST parties are down at Arizona State. Trust me on that one.

ASU is for the parties...

UA is for the girls...

(no offense to ike diogu, i'm sure he hit up the best of 'em.)

I find that most fine chicks go to local community colleges and pretend that they're enrolled in state schools.

Chico's got some FINE women... but a lot of them go to Butte CC.

didn't aaron rodgers attend butte?

i've been to a few community college campuses and there isn't a lot of eye candy. ccsf, foothill, csm... decent but probably not up to butte's standards.

definitely not to UA's standards. but i'm biased.

Butte's pretty fine... and so's Breas-..., er, West Valley back in the Bay.

#32 wrote:I find that most fine chicks go to local community colleges and pretend that they're enrolled in state schools.

Chico's got some FINE women... but a lot of them go to Butte CC.

Then I'll be holidaying there if I ever go to California!

Yoyo wrote:This is good info. I'll be off to UCLA in a couple of days too.

Oh snapz kfresh you're from Santa Clara too. What HS did you go to?

Yo, i'm looking to apply to UCLA. What SAT scores allowed you to get into UCLA? I'd die to go there :p

Elemental wrote:

Yoyo wrote:This is good info. I'll be off to UCLA in a couple of days too.

Oh snapz kfresh you're from Santa Clara too. What HS did you go to?

Yo, i'm looking to apply to UCLA. What SAT scores allowed you to get into UCLA? I'd die to go there :p

you want to get in there guaranteed? Most JCs have automatic matriculation agreements with the UCs, so you can get in as a junior, SAT or no - best kept secret in higher ed...save about 20,000 dollars, and get in as a junior.

i never really liked UCLA and its environment, because its not that laidback, relaxed, chill attitude you know. its sorta like the survival of the fittest at UCLA. pretty intense and competitive.


Well from what i do know, theres no real sure shot of getting into most bigtime schools as a freshmen no matter what GPA or SATs, but you can always increase your chances of gettin accepted by working hard, putting forth the effort in your classes, and trying your hardest. Effort goes a long way in life, And it doesn't matter what school you go to, CSU's or UC's.