Cal Poly Pride - Still the same? - Page 2

**zoedragon** · 05-12-04, 09:42 AM

Very good point Bryansix. Pride doesn't really have much use in college except to distract you from your studies. Why are we really there? To get a degree. Everything else should be secondary. I know when I was attending Cal Poly I just wanted to hurry up and finish so I could get the heck outta there. It wasn't so much the school, but I was just so sick of studying. I mean, we're in school since we're 5 or 6, and at some point our brains get tired of being crammed with [mostly useless] info. We never stop learning of course, but after you graduate you can learn what you WANT to learn, not because you have to jump through hoops to earn that piece of paper.

Hmm, I think I originally had a point, but I've long since lost track of it....

JPWRana · 05-12-04, 10:19 AM

calpoly also costs $1000s less than these prestige party schools. I went 2 calpoly cuz i wanna get my degree, and start working... i can do all of my partying on my own. im not crying cuz im not alumni of a school where spirit is high.

**zoedragon** · 05-12-04, 10:24 AM

Great way of looking at it! How many times do you hear "Boo hoo, I'm not neighbors with a drunken lot of 'spirited' frat boys? What'll I do?"

***Admin*** · 05-12-04, 10:31 AM

Well some of you might want to get out of Cal Poly quickly as possible but if you were to be in schools like USC and UCLA, you might have a different goal set aside. You might enjoy participating in campus events and college football games and quite possibly, get into the pride& spirit of the campus. You won't think it as a distraction but rather, participation because you can't get enough of the environment and the colleagues around you. But that is only an opinion and everyone is different so can't generalize. And everyone that attends UCLA and USC are very proud of themselves and have pride in themselves. Who wouldn't.

USC tuition is up there. You can't compare it with Cal Poly's tuition. But you get what you pay for. Once you are a USC grad, you are forever a Trojans. You get opportunities to network with high industrial leaders, get a higher position on your career and get more support from your fellow USC alumnis.

Keng · 05-12-04, 11:00 AM

Trojan can get the fxxx off my computer, not like I have any of them on my computer anyway...

05-12-04, 09:42 AM	#21 (permalink)
zoedragon Fire-breather Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Inglewood, CA Posts: 668	Very good point Bryansix. Pride doesn't really have much use in college except to distract you from your studies. Why are we really there? To get a degree. Everything else should be secondary. I know when I was attending Cal Poly I just wanted to hurry up and finish so I could get the heck outta there. It wasn't so much the school, but I was just so sick of studying. I mean, we're in school since we're 5 or 6, and at some point our brains get tired of being crammed with [mostly useless] info. We never stop learning of course, but after you graduate you can learn what you WANT to learn, not because you have to jump through hoops to earn that piece of paper. Hmm, I think I originally had a point, but I've long since lost track of it.... __________________ - Affordable website design found here -

05-12-04, 10:24 AM	#23 (permalink)
zoedragon Fire-breather Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Inglewood, CA Posts: 668	Great way of looking at it! How many times do you hear "Boo hoo, I'm not neighbors with a drunken lot of 'spirited' frat boys? What'll I do?" __________________ - Affordable website design found here -

05-12-04, 10:31 AM	#24 (permalink)
*Admin* Think About It Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,961	Well some of you might want to get out of Cal Poly quickly as possible but if you were to be in schools like USC and UCLA, you might have a different goal set aside. You might enjoy participating in campus events and college football games and quite possibly, get into the pride& spirit of the campus. You won't think it as a distraction but rather, participation because you can't get enough of the environment and the colleagues around you. But that is only an opinion and everyone is different so can't generalize. And everyone that attends UCLA and USC are very proud of themselves and have pride in themselves. Who wouldn't. USC tuition is up there. You can't compare it with Cal Poly's tuition. But you get what you pay for. Once you are a USC grad, you are forever a Trojans. You get opportunities to network with high industrial leaders, get a higher position on your career and get more support from your fellow USC alumnis. __________________ Cal Poly Forums

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JPWRana Guru Joined: Oct 2003 Location: where the 605 and 10 fwy's cross Posts: 884	calpoly also costs $1000s less than these prestige party schools. I went 2 calpoly cuz i wanna get my degree, and start working... i can do all of my partying on my own. im not crying cuz im not alumni of a school where spirit is high.

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