College Alabama: January 2011

Friday, January 21, 2011

4 year college music ed ALABAMA

4 year college music ed ALABAMA?
-Alabama- I am going to go to calhoun community for the first 2 yrs and then transfer to a four year college. I need a good, not too pricey one that offers the music education. Nothing too far from North Alabama(huntsville area) cuz I would rather still leave at home so that I may leave at home for free. If not, somewhere that maybe I could get a scholarship so that I could pay for living there. of course i meant "live" at home
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Alabama A&M --- Conveniently located in Huntsville, this university offers a music teacher education major. Its a public school with a student enrollment of about 5,000. Oakwood College --- Also located in Huntsville. Its a private school with a student enrollment of 2000 students. If you are looking for an affordable school, you'd be better off sticking with a public school. UAH --- My favorite of the Huntsville area colleges. They offer a P-12 instrumental music or vocal music major (if you're interested in both you can double-major). Its a little larger than the others (7000) with a beautiful campus.

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Friday, January 14, 2011

Is it okay to root for four college football teams

Is it okay to root for four college football teams?
Is it okay to root for Boston College, Michigan, Alabama, and USC? Also, for basketball, is it okay to root for BC, Syracuse, Kansas, and Michigan? For pro sports, I only like my hometown(Boston) sports.
Football (American) - 10 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Yes, it is okay.
Answer 2 :
As long as your top team is clearly defined - the team you would root for against any of the other teams.
Answer 3 :
just do whatever floats your boat
Answer 4 :
Sure, as long as the teams aren't bitter rivals of each other why not? In college football I root for Florida, Michigan, Boston College and Oklahoma State myself; I have good reasons why I am a fan of each program as well!
Answer 5 :
wtf? did you go to all those schools? It seems like you're just cheering for BC and the other good schools. kind of bandwagon-ish.
Answer 6 :
no
Answer 7 :
Hey do what makes you feel good. I definitely like your choice of Alabama. RRRRROOOOOLLLL TIDE!!!! RT
Answer 8 :
Thats def okay because they are all in different conferences. It would just suck if you had to pick one for the national championship or a bowl game or something like that.
Answer 9 :
Unless you're Italian.
Answer 10 :
I never tell another person who to root for so do what you want

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Friday, January 7, 2011

If I go to a christian college will i have to go to their church

If I go to a christian college will i have to go to their church?
I've been accepted to stillman college in alabama. my friend and i both are planning to go there but i was just wondering is it mandatory to go to their church or take religious classes? I asked because i want to know other peoples opinions first. DUH.
Other - Education - 2 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Ask them. They WILL tell you. I promise! Hey, they'll even know the answer!! Why would you ask a bunch of random people on the Internet, instead of just calling the college? Why would you decide to go to a college before you know the answers to important questions about it? UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Answer 2 :
Yes, and you will likely be required to take their religious courses (usually at least one a semester) as well.

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Saturday, January 1, 2011

Where's a good college I can attend in Alabama

Where's a good college I can attend in Alabama?
I'm choosing either the cities Birmingham or Montgermery. I'm from Mobile. And what's the first step of attending college.. I'm 22 and i'm just working part-time to save money.
Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
I just graduated from high school in Dothan, AL. I'm going to Samford in Birmingham and I move in next week. It's a very good college.
Answer 2 :
i want ta a unvecity in alabama. i no aloot
Answer 3 :
I wouldn't choose Montgomery, not a great town. Actually, I would choose the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, about an hour from Birmingham. Birmingham has UAB, which is particularly good for the medical field, Birmingham Southern, a good liberal arts college, and Samford, another good private liberal arts college. UAB is public, Birmingham Southern and Samford are private, so expect to pay accordingly.

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