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Good college with good ski possibilities

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japie99
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I live in Holland and I'll graduate from high school next your (hopefully) well after that I want to go to college in the US or couple years later to get my master there. So does anyone here knows a good college or university with good skiing possibilities? Thanks!
Feb 2 2006 2:47AM
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BigSivo21
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i just got into UC boulder, im prob goin there its sick
Feb 2 2006 3:04AM
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freestyle_skier6
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i want to do something like that too
Feb 2 2006 3:10AM
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Genome
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Unviersity of searchbar..... burned
Feb 2 2006 3:42AM
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phatbush
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lyndon state in VERMOUNT is really good. close to Jay peak, and canada
Feb 2 2006 3:42AM
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FUUUCK
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UBC in canada is close to whistler
Feb 2 2006 4:07AM
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Jeff_Lo
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i hope your not going there, since you dont even know the name of the school...it would be CU boulder
Feb 2 2006 4:13AM
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japie99
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Okey thanks!! But how is the skiing near Boston?
Feb 2 2006 4:32AM
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AKoblitz
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CMC Steamboat! boulders a long drive to the mtns... and its summit
Feb 2 2006 4:37AM
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skiman523
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if your in boston its at least 2 1/2 hours to good skiing
Feb 2 2006 4:37AM
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japie99
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That sounds really cool though but think its better to do business instead of ski business...
Feb 2 2006 5:10AM
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japie99
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Isn't that the same as CMC Steamboat??
Feb 2 2006 5:13AM
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millhouseskis
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northern michigan university
Feb 2 2006 5:16AM
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Petecanski
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Don't go to school in the states. Canadian schools are far better and everyone is way easy going. Peace.
Feb 2 2006 5:35AM
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Itsbackfliptime
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you're gonna have to compromise on skiing or academics. Somewhere out east is probably the best of both worlds.
Feb 2 2006 6:00AM
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Kevo
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NO NO NO!!!!!!! NO NO NO NO NO!!!! Do not come to the US to ski and then go to the east coast. That is like movng to Europe to ski and going to Scotland. The east coast sucks so bad. Come out west. CU Boulder is where I go to school. It's freaking awesome- I ski 3 days a week at Breckenridge, Vail, Keystone, A Basin...and sometime Beaver Creek. There are plenty of foreign students here and everybody is cool to them. Check it out at Colorado.edu
Feb 2 2006 6:09AM
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mattchuck2
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Go to the University of Nebraska . . . sick pow
Feb 2 2006 6:11AM
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stinkypoodangle
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university of nevada reno
Feb 2 2006 6:12AM
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Kevo
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Oh, and don't listen to anybody who tells you to go to ANY CMC school. It is a joke and everyone in the state of Colorado makes fun of you if you go to CMC. CU has a really good business school- arguably the best in the entire Rocky Mountain region and western US between Kansas and California. The only school that is up here with us is the University of Denver, which is also a really good school.
Feb 2 2006 6:13AM
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lenzner
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CU Boulder - Keystone, Breck, Vail
U of Utah - Alta, Snowbird, PC
UNR - Squaw, Alpine, Northstar
UBC - Whistler &
Feb 2 2006 6:18AM
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Itsbackfliptime
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actually go to california. You have really good schools and you're still relatively close to good skiing.
Feb 2 2006 6:22AM
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llyon
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University of Denver. One of the better schools academically thats still near skiing.
Feb 2 2006 6:47AM
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bp.lando
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ohhhh shhiiiiit mmmeeeeeeeeh
Feb 2 2006 7:21AM
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Liam.
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unh uvm if ur on the east coast and dont wnna go 2 far...
Feb 2 2006 7:23AM
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J.D.
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That doesn't mean it's easy to get there, unfortunately. It's a fucking chore for me.
Feb 2 2006 7:25AM
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haterade
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if you're a parkrat McGill (in montreal) is dope. 45min to avila and its a good school.
Feb 2 2006 7:35AM
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Fellow_Nameless
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no one ever mentions Sierra Nevada College. I can thorw a rock at Lake Tahoe or go skiing in less than 5 minutes! Also 18 resorts arount the lake. Need I mention Squaw, Alpine Meadows and Northstar! Screw any where else good school good skiing!

www.sierranevada.edu

check out the site!
Feb 2 2006 8:16AM
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Jeff_Lo
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yes, it is just one of the campus' w/ a dorm on campus, there is also one in dillion, breck, glenwood, edwards, aspen, leadville, and some other places
Feb 2 2006 8:18AM
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Jeff_Lo
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CU Boulder- 2 hr drive!
Wasted St.- 20 min drive

the options are clear
Feb 2 2006 8:19AM
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SNOWMAN17
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DENVER UNIV.
Feb 2 2006 9:22AM
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jex
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As far a big universities go with good business schools your two best choices are Univeristy of Nevada, Reno or University of Utah. There's also a bunch of smaller school like Sierra Nevada in tahoe, westminster in Utah and the mountain colleges in CO. There are also a few good ones in MT. What ever you do don't go to the east coast if you like skiing.
Feb 2 2006 9:50AM
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Ktownchic
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univ of utah. thats where im going next year!
Feb 2 2006 9:51AM
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steezin3s
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no doubt its the UofU in slc or westminster private college. both 1/2 hour to the best resorts bar none in the lower 48
Feb 2 2006 9:52AM
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MTB40
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BYU has all the babes
Feb 2 2006 10:05AM
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4frntSkier
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UC at boulder
UVM
Feb 2 2006 10:14AM
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Itsbackfliptime
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Yes, follow the lives of TJ and Dexter.
Feb 2 2006 10:22AM
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pghjibber
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i got to usc in LA and its 2 hours to big bear and 5 hours to mammoth which isnt as bad as it sounds... plus you can get 99 dollar season pass to june mountain and mammoth might bring back a college season pass. USC is pretty hard to get into but its probably one of your best bets academically other then maybe Dartmouth or Colby in Maine.
Feb 2 2006 10:24AM
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Logchucker
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Colorado School of Mines, if your the engineering or economics type, plus its about 75 minutes from summit COunty, 90 from vail
Feb 2 2006 10:33AM
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pbandj
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umass amherst...univ new hampshire is close to killy i think...there's a bunch
Feb 2 2006 10:52AM
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jonnydub
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MSU Bozeman...got Big Sky and Bridger
Feb 2 2006 10:53AM
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japie99
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Oke so skip east coast haha! IS there btw skiing near stanford?
Feb 2 2006 12:08PM
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japie99
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Michigan is pretty good university right?
Feb 2 2006 12:10PM
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skier24
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haha. good ol marquette michigan
Feb 2 2006 12:10PM
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japie99
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Ahh no not nevada. I hated it there!
Feb 2 2006 12:12PM
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skier24
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yes. a very good university
Feb 2 2006 12:12PM
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tahoeskier.
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UNR
Feb 2 2006 12:13PM
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pwallstreet
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Your ass needs to get to the rockies either the CO or the UT depends on what your looking for. I think UT has better powder and BC (even tho its smaller). CO has all the parks and recognition.
Its up to you playa where do you like to reside on the mountain
Feb 2 2006 12:14PM
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japie99
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It's not only skiing also education! But skiing is a must! So what about Stanford hows the skiing there?
Feb 2 2006 12:23PM
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