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Does anyone go to sierra nevada college

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ChiefSkief
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If you go there how do you like it? I am thinking of transferring.
Nov 3 2012 4:52PM
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Randy_Quench
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I was considering transferring in this year as well, may look back into it for next year. threads.
Nov 3 2012 4:57PM
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PacificRimJob
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I was pretty close to going there, and heaps of my friends went there.

Pretty damn small. Doesn't feel like a college too much, but just about everyone there shreds, so it's pretty legit in that regard.

Nov 3 2012 5:04PM
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ski.cats
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post in tahoe regionals probably best chance for response

i have some friends going there, its a liberal arts college so its not really the direction i want to head. but if youre doing business, communications or something like that it seems like a rad place

ive also heard theyre the leading research group for high alpine lakes, which is pretty sick too
Nov 3 2012 5:07PM
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ChiefSkief
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I am looking to major in business and I saw they had ski resort management or something along those lines as a degree which sonds pretty sick.
Nov 3 2012 5:09PM
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ski.cats
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most my friends there are on the ski team doing that. in their eyes they want to be like team managers or something along those lines to stay in the industry

my advice however: dont major in business
Nov 3 2012 5:11PM
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ChiefSkief
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I am currently majoring in sport management at washington state university but I cant stand pullman.
Nov 3 2012 5:12PM
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easiestEC
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its a fun school, but it gets old fast. i left after 4 semesters but stayed in tahoe
Nov 3 2012 5:46PM
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GEORGEzimmerman
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i was looking into going there but then i realized i didnt wanna major in being a loser.
Nov 3 2012 5:56PM
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Just_Send_It
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explain..
Nov 4 2012 9:49PM
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GEORGEzimmerman
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i dont think an explanation is needed.
Nov 4 2012 9:53PM
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Gnarbangalakazoo
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Just applied there actually, it isn't my first choice, but if I do end up going it'll be for photo journalism.
Nov 4 2012 9:56PM
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Stose
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Same
Nov 4 2012 9:59PM
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james6345789
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lol'd
Nov 4 2012 10:06PM
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Bmills
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I just transferred here this year. If skiing is your priority and you appreciate what a small school and small town can offer then you will probably find that its a good fit. I came because I needed to put skiing first but wasn't willing to quit school entirely and I needed to be in a mountain environment. So far in that respect its been pretty sick. I can mountain bike and climb pretty much every day, and was able to ski seven days before halloween. I'm taking the pre reqs for the ODAL and ski business program so my classes aren't particularly exciting, but once this is over with the classes are pretty awesome.
Nov 4 2012 11:24PM
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ChiefSkief
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Were did you transfer from does it even feel like college?
Nov 4 2012 11:34PM
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Bmills
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I transferred from UBC which is a fantastic school academically but wasn't right for me. Some days SNC feels more like summer camp than school, but as long as you go to class and stay on top of the work you still feel like your getting the full college experience.
Nov 5 2012 1:22PM
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easiestEC
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i went for photo journalism, it got boring, so i just took photo. then i realized you dont need a college education to take pictures
Nov 5 2012 6:44PM
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Moment
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I would check it out some (majors offered) more and come visit before transferring,
definitely a nice change of pace coming from a major University.

I transferred this year and am really stoked on it, small classes, good people, on the lake.
Doesn't have a lot of the things that go with a big college though but if you've gotten that side of things already i would say switch it up and transfer.


Nov 5 2012 8:57PM
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