Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

Iowa State University- I want into that Aerospace Field dang it! DLavery here I come, well maybe in like 3-4 years. [oh, thanks FIRST for the scholarship, $5000 cuts into that chunk of cash that I don't have. :-) ]

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

I believe MIT mentors a team.

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

Word is in from most of the rest of my team:
MIT: 1
CalTech: 1
UC Berkeley: 2 (including me)
Stanford: 1
UC Davis: 1
UC Irvine: 1
UC Santa Cruz: 1
San Francisco State: 1

With two still undecided.

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

No they aren't. From someone who actually pays to go to RIT, with tuition, room, and board, the total cost is somewhere around $30,000 per year (from looking at RIT's website it's $30,549). Now, most of the people I know are on some form of scholarship or other as well as financial aid. That said, RIT's also a private institution so there's no such thing as "in-state" tuition. RIT happens to be one of the cheaper private schools out there. About 6 years ago, when I was looking at colleges (was it really that long ago?), RIT was listed as one of the best values in the northeast.

Matt

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Well thanks for the info. It's been difficult. And I got to say, I really enjoyed the rivalry between Lehigh and Lafayette because I like colleges sports. However, i've come to the decision that I will start at WPI because it will be easier to transfer out of should it not be what i'm looking for. The loss is... engineers playing sports. ;D

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

The Neutrons are in Boston though I forget where they are in the city. All I remember is that you take the Northeaster University train stop.
What is it with colleges and dogs?? Northeastern has the Huskies. Your college has the huskies and right down the street BU has the Terriers.
Umm isn't DLaavery involved with robotics??? If that is the case aren't you getting the wrong degree.

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

Dave Lavery is the Program Director of Solar Systems Exploration at NASA (I think that's his official title :)) It just so happens he does FIRST too :P

Cory

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Errr... I thought he did work with robotics. Sorry. I remember talking to another NASA scientist and he said Dave was his boss. I assumed then he must work with the robots since this scientist did.

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"When in doubt, go to Stout!" I'll be making my journey to UW Stout for technology education! Thanks Mr. Schuff for being a great role model, and my inspiration to become a teacher. Hope to mentor a team someday.

Brandon

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

Dave does work with robots. You might have heard of his "toys" Spirit and Opportunity.

I think they might be on Mars or something :yikes:

Cory

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

Wouldn't working with robots entail computer science.:)

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SEAS of Columbia University here. The two other seniors from Team 30 are going to RPI and Olin, respectively...

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To all you to-be Olinites...

Feel free to stop by the Sigma Kappa tower next year over on Babson campus (it's not like you won't be over here a lot anyway ;) )...I'd love to meet all of you :)

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

WPI for mechanical engineering, currently planning on aerospace for grad school

Re: HS and college seniors: where are you going next year?
 

As for me, I am off to CU Boulder for aerospace!!

Any others heading there?

Bill