Haven't you made like 8 threads?

But WWU and MSU are both great. Bellingham>Bozeman. Both schools in terms of quality education are average. MSU is closer to skiing, but Baker is better than Big Sky and Bridger Bowl.

Honestly it would be worth going to Montana just because of the proximity to skiing.

Other schools to look at:

WSCU

UNR

Westminster

ISU

Maybe some Seattle/Portland schools as well.

.lenconBaker is better than Big Sky and Bridger Bowl

Can confirm, Big Sky and Bridger are shit. Go to Washington

I think it's important to ski parts of the country that you don't get to go to a lot. West coast areas are so much different than inland. Also ask yourself, if you don't go skiing because the weather is shitty out would you rather it be because it's raining? Or because it's -20 at the summit and the wind is ripping at 80mph? Are you okay with a 90 minute drive to the mountain? Bozeman is sunny a lot in the winter, but sometimes it gets so fucking cold out your car won't run and you can't go outside. Bellingham gets a little snow in the winter but usually it's like 40, raining and windy. In town it's hilly, Bozeman is completely flat in the city.

No.QuarterCan confirm, Big Sky and Bridger are shit. Go to Washington

You must be one of those kids;)

Nah Big Sky and Bridger are way cool, personally, I would rather go Baker. But 1.5 hours away turns into weekend trips which isn't so fun.

CaseyI think it's important to ski parts of the country that you don't get to go to a lot. West coast areas are so much different than inland. Also ask yourself, if you don't go skiing because the weather is shitty out would you rather it be because it's raining? Or because it's -20 at the summit and the wind is ripping at 80mph? Are you okay with a 90 minute drive to the mountain? Bozeman is sunny a lot in the winter, but sometimes it gets so fucking cold out your car won't run and you can't go outside. Bellingham gets a little snow in the winter but usually it's like 40, raining and windy. In town it's hilly, Bozeman is completely flat in the city.

My favorite part of Bridger is getting one half of my face windburnt as fuck hiking along half the entire ridge and then proceeding to get blown off the edge by an extra angry gust of wind and not even making it to the line I want to ski.

.lenconMSU is closer to skiing, but Baker is better than Big Sky and Bridger Bowl. .

lol

Washington is the best. Plus Whistler is close. Or smaller places like Cypress, Grouse, Hemlock, or Seymore.

Bellingham is fun, and so is Vancouver. Seattle isn't far.

Montana is nice but I love it here in Washington.

Big sky is a giant pile of shale that will destroy your equipment and everyone is a jaded asshole. Bridger is full of earn your turn fucks who think hiking 30 min for a super short lap is worth it.

But really, Montana is dope if you don't mind cold weather and no women

angrygrampslol

Personally I like baker more. Is that an issue?

powderdrunkieWashington is the best. Plus Whistler is close. Or smaller places like Cypress, Grouse, Hemlock, or Seymore.

Bellingham is fun, and so is Vancouver. Seattle isn't far.

Montana is nice but I love it here in Washington.

Close is a relative term. Besides whistler is vail now so is it really worth it?

DaphBig sky is a giant pile of shale that will destroy your equipment and everyone is a jaded asshole. Bridger is full of earn your turn fucks who think hiking 30 min for a super short lap is worth it.

But really, Montana is dope if you don't mind cold weather and no women

But daph you're a women

.lenconBut daph you're a women

Yea, the only one and I'm taken

DaphYea, the only one and I'm taken

Not after you see OP. He's a real charmer. Your panties will drop.

.lenconPersonally I like baker more. Is that an issue?

Close is a relative term. Besides whistler is vail now so is it really worth it?

Well it's 1.5 hours to baker and 2.5 to whistler so yes I'd say it's pretty close.

.lenconPersonally I like baker more. Is that an issue?

Not at all. baker is rad

WWU

How many fuckin people make this thread every year... including me in 2012 lol

I think one thing people havent mentioned is that MSU has a ton of environmental sci opportunity with Yellowstone to the south and glacier to the west, as well as the largest ecosystem in America (greater yellowstone)

If I wasn't such a fuck and didn't drop out of the same major 2 years ago I could provide you with much more in depth idea of the curriculum etc