Dude! I had him to! Unfortunately it was at 8am though. Lights off + Anthropology lecture = sleepy

Do you have Kary this term?

 

Yeah I have both Kary and Banks right now which is pretty awesome.

Kary is hands down the funniest teacher I've ever had. If I was more interested in Anthropology I totally take another class from him.

 

Hey guys I've been looking at this question and reading up on it for a while but I still can't seem to come to a conclusion whether or not it violates the Bill of Rights. Last one I promise


California law requires all students to register their political affiliation & religious affiliation before they are able to apply for any type of student aid, grants or reduced fees. Does this violate Bill of Rights? If so which ones? And how or why/why not?

 

Which test was it? I think I should have it on my computer somewhere

 

It's the second one.

 

off topic question, but how are you liking mpc (Monterey peninsula college Im guessing)? reason I ask is because I'm admitting my college application in a few months and stuck on which uc/csu to go to. I've been to Monterey peninsula campus before, I liked it since it was some what spread out, and near the ocean.

 

Oh you must be thinking of CSUMB (California State Univ. of Monterey Bay). MPC is just a local community college. I've been to the campus a handful of times (I live about 5 minutes away) and it's a really nice school. The atmosphere around here is great for a small town but it's not really a "party" town like Santa Barbara, Chico, and San Diego.

 

Yup you read my mind, but glad to hear. Actually, I am open to a community college to since the standard GPA and SAT/ACT scores are ridiculous, for some of the "lower end" Colleges in california. Thats great to hear actually, since I am trying to avoid the party schools. I'm either going 2 years of community college then 2 years at college + extra years, or just a UC/CSU 4 years. depending if I can get in or not.

Right now I'm focused on UC Davis, UC Sonoma, or UC Pepperdine, for UCs, but their GPA/SAT acceptant rates are crazy!

 

That's what I'm doing right now, 2 years community for GE and then transfer to a UC to finish up.

 

Oh, thats cool!