Im moving near a commuter school in chicago near wrigleyfield called Northeastern Illinois U anyone heard??
is this a good move or should I have gone to Northern Illinois University? (which is a actual univeristy)? NIU is 51-49% female to male and Northeastern is 60% female and 40% male... did I make the right choice??? or is a commuter school with alot of chicks not a big deal???
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relax dude. relax. ull be fine, im sure u made the right choice
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Northeastern's supposed to be a good school.....on Bryn Mawr...... It's about 10 blocks from my house........
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I think your focus should be on the academics not how many females/males attending the school. That being said, your definition of "good" really depends on what major you are looking to major in and if the school has good faculty members that can provide a good education in the field that you are majoring in.
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I currently go to Northeastern. It's a pretty good school...classes are easy (whether you think that's a good thing or not is up to you), the most of the professors are cool, the area's nice, public transportation there is pretty good (plenty of parking too) Oh and by the way...the girl/boy thing doesn't matter on paper....it all comes down to the classes you take as to who you'll see. my advanced science classes--not many girls at all...like 3 my electives---50/50 my education classes--mostly girls...very few guys What's wrong with a commuter school with a lot of girls though, i'm curious....
Monday, February 28, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
How to get to Jacksonville, Illinois from Chicago?
How to get to Jacksonville, Illinois from Chicago?
About 4 of us are going Jacksonville, IL from Chicago for a school convention and need to submit a budget form with estimated travel expenses. Thing is, none of us have ever been there, nor do we know how to get there. How can we get there cheapest? About 4 of us are going Jacksonville, IL from Chicago for a school convention and need to submit a budget form with estimated travel expenses. Thing is, none of us have ever been there, nor do we know how to get there. How can we get there cheapest - via buses and trains - ie GreyHound, Amtrak, MegaBus, etc?
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Driving is the best choice. Distance: 237.99 miles Time: 4 hrs Starting in CHICAGO, IL on N LASALLE ST go toward W RANDOLPH ST Turn Left on W RANDOLPH ST - go 0.2 mi Turn Right on N FRANKLIN ST - go 0.2 mi Turn Left on W WACKER DR - go 0.1 mi Turn Right on W LAKE ST - go 0.5 mi Turn Left to take ramp onto I-90 E toward I-94 E - go 2.0 mi Take exit #53/STEVENSON EXPY/ST LOUIS/LAKE SHORE DR onto I-55 S toward ST LOUIS - go 201.0 mi Take Right fork onto I-72 W toward US-36 W/JACKSONVILLE/I-55-BL N/6TH STREET - go 28.8 mi Take exit #68/JACKSONVILLE (IL-104) onto E MORTON AVE toward JACKSONVILLE (IL-104) - go 3.5 mi Turn Right on BIBBS ST - go 0.2 mi Continue on S MAUVAISTERRE ST - go 0.8 mi Continue on N MAIN ST - go 0.2 mi Turn Left on W INDEPENDENCE AVE - go 0.1 mi Turn Right on N WEST ST - go 0.3 mi Turn Right on W WALNUT ST(IL-78) Arrive at the center of JACKSONVILLE, IL
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Neither Greyhound nor Amtrak serve Jacksonville, IL. The closest bus and train stations are in Springfield There are 6 or 7 trains (depending on the day) leaving Union Station for Springfield. Fares are $18.00, $23.00, $24.00, and $33.00 each way....3 1/2 hr ride. Fill in specifics below: http://tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak/FareFinder?_tripType=OneWay&_origin=chicago&_depmonthyear=2009-02&_depday=03&_dephourmin=&_destination=jacksonville%2C+il&_retmonthyear=&_retday=&_rethourmin=&_adults=1&_children=0&_infants=0&_searchBy=schedule&x=24&y=10 Greyhound has 3 buses to Springfield with a fare of $41.00 or $48.00...3 or 4 hr ride: http://www.greyhound.com/home/ticketcenter/en/step1.asp It's then about 42 miles west to Jacksonville. That means a limo. I presume the Jacksonville company will be cheaper. Either way they will have to make a round trip both times and probably charge you for it. there is no website but you can call to find out the cost and to make arrangements for pick-up. There are 2 Limousine companies in Jacksonville but they have the same address and phone number...so much for competition: Executive Limousine...and Classical Limousine 406 S Main St Jacksonville, IL 62650 (217 523-5466‎ Don't forget the CTA or METRA fare to and from Union Station or the Greyhound depot. See routes and fares below: http://tripsweb.rtachicago.com/ * I would include a meal on both legs of the round trip for 4 of you....$7.00-$10.00 x 2 x 4 = $56.00-$80.00.
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Public transportation to Jacksonville is almost non-existent! You can get to Springfield easily, but the last 30 to 40 miles or so to Jacksonville is the problem. Frankly, driving might be your best choice. By the way, Jacksonville is really a very nice place!
About 4 of us are going Jacksonville, IL from Chicago for a school convention and need to submit a budget form with estimated travel expenses. Thing is, none of us have ever been there, nor do we know how to get there. How can we get there cheapest? About 4 of us are going Jacksonville, IL from Chicago for a school convention and need to submit a budget form with estimated travel expenses. Thing is, none of us have ever been there, nor do we know how to get there. How can we get there cheapest - via buses and trains - ie GreyHound, Amtrak, MegaBus, etc?
Chicago - 3 Answers
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Driving is the best choice. Distance: 237.99 miles Time: 4 hrs Starting in CHICAGO, IL on N LASALLE ST go toward W RANDOLPH ST Turn Left on W RANDOLPH ST - go 0.2 mi Turn Right on N FRANKLIN ST - go 0.2 mi Turn Left on W WACKER DR - go 0.1 mi Turn Right on W LAKE ST - go 0.5 mi Turn Left to take ramp onto I-90 E toward I-94 E - go 2.0 mi Take exit #53/STEVENSON EXPY/ST LOUIS/LAKE SHORE DR onto I-55 S toward ST LOUIS - go 201.0 mi Take Right fork onto I-72 W toward US-36 W/JACKSONVILLE/I-55-BL N/6TH STREET - go 28.8 mi Take exit #68/JACKSONVILLE (IL-104) onto E MORTON AVE toward JACKSONVILLE (IL-104) - go 3.5 mi Turn Right on BIBBS ST - go 0.2 mi Continue on S MAUVAISTERRE ST - go 0.8 mi Continue on N MAIN ST - go 0.2 mi Turn Left on W INDEPENDENCE AVE - go 0.1 mi Turn Right on N WEST ST - go 0.3 mi Turn Right on W WALNUT ST(IL-78) Arrive at the center of JACKSONVILLE, IL
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Neither Greyhound nor Amtrak serve Jacksonville, IL. The closest bus and train stations are in Springfield There are 6 or 7 trains (depending on the day) leaving Union Station for Springfield. Fares are $18.00, $23.00, $24.00, and $33.00 each way....3 1/2 hr ride. Fill in specifics below: http://tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak/FareFinder?_tripType=OneWay&_origin=chicago&_depmonthyear=2009-02&_depday=03&_dephourmin=&_destination=jacksonville%2C+il&_retmonthyear=&_retday=&_rethourmin=&_adults=1&_children=0&_infants=0&_searchBy=schedule&x=24&y=10 Greyhound has 3 buses to Springfield with a fare of $41.00 or $48.00...3 or 4 hr ride: http://www.greyhound.com/home/ticketcenter/en/step1.asp It's then about 42 miles west to Jacksonville. That means a limo. I presume the Jacksonville company will be cheaper. Either way they will have to make a round trip both times and probably charge you for it. there is no website but you can call to find out the cost and to make arrangements for pick-up. There are 2 Limousine companies in Jacksonville but they have the same address and phone number...so much for competition: Executive Limousine...and Classical Limousine 406 S Main St Jacksonville, IL 62650 (217 523-5466‎ Don't forget the CTA or METRA fare to and from Union Station or the Greyhound depot. See routes and fares below: http://tripsweb.rtachicago.com/ * I would include a meal on both legs of the round trip for 4 of you....$7.00-$10.00 x 2 x 4 = $56.00-$80.00.
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Public transportation to Jacksonville is almost non-existent! You can get to Springfield easily, but the last 30 to 40 miles or so to Jacksonville is the problem. Frankly, driving might be your best choice. By the way, Jacksonville is really a very nice place!
Thursday, February 24, 2011
i'm looking for a motorcycle mechanics school close to Illinois but not in Chicago?
i'm looking for a motorcycle mechanics school close to Illinois but not in Chicago?
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The best motorcycle mechanics school is MMI, they have one in Phoenix and one in Orlando. I know they are fer from Illinois, but you grt top quality education there, and free job placement.
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i went here back in 1981
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The best motorcycle mechanics school is MMI, they have one in Phoenix and one in Orlando. I know they are fer from Illinois, but you grt top quality education there, and free job placement.
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i went here back in 1981
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Best Cosmetology School In Chicago? Or in Illinois?
Best Cosmetology School In Chicago? Or in Illinois?
thanks
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Well my younger brother graduated with honors from Capri Beauty College last Nov. He is now a full fledged hair stylist at the age of 19. My brother is an excellent stylist and doing quite well for himself. He took the one year program and learned so much. Here's the website: http://capribeautycollege.com/oakforest/
thanks
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Well my younger brother graduated with honors from Capri Beauty College last Nov. He is now a full fledged hair stylist at the age of 19. My brother is an excellent stylist and doing quite well for himself. He took the one year program and learned so much. Here's the website: http://capribeautycollege.com/oakforest/
Sunday, February 20, 2011
which high school in illinois requires low credits to graduate?
which high school in illinois requires low credits to graduate?
im looking for a high school like northern part of illinois chicago range of a high school that requires like 19 credits or less to graduate for 2010
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Sad.
im looking for a high school like northern part of illinois chicago range of a high school that requires like 19 credits or less to graduate for 2010
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Sad.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Chicago, Illinois: To which of the following high school should I go? Jones, Payton, or Curie IB?
Chicago, Illinois: To which of the following high school should I go? Jones, Payton, or Curie IB?
You see, I am going to be in the 8th Grade next year and will be selecting my high school. I am very concerned with my high school choice and finally came around three choices after researching for two years. 1. Jones College Prep 2. Payton College Prep 3. Curie IB Jones and Payton are both excellent selective enrollment schools, but getting into an IB Program is superior. Jones and Payton both have a small student body, and I like that because I came from J. Ward where there are around 450 students. I know that most of my friends would be at Curie (regular classes). Payton is pretty techy. Also, I want to go to a school where they do not push too hard on the academics. No P.E. (Gym, not Driver's Ed. or Health) is preferred. I have not taken the entrance test yet, so I am not pretty sure if I could get in. The points I know for sure is that I have gotten: 99 in ISAT Math: 150 points 99 in ISAT Reading: 150 An 'A' in all four core sub.s: 75 X 4 = 300 1 day absent and 7 days tardy (awkward...) (I do not know if tardies count.): 98 (w/o tardies)/91 (w/ tardies) Total (without 300 for entrance exam): 698/691 So, where do you think I should go? Also, tell me anything about the schools. Is high school scary? Thank you! By the way, I did not get accepted to /applied for any of the high schools yet. If you have any q's, just ask.
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If you don't want to go to a tough school academically, I hope you like flipping burgers. You're right, IB is superior. However, likely as not even Curie's non-IB students are held to a higher academic standard. Being with friends is nice, but not the way to choose a school. At least for my school IB students weren't required to take PE courses because we wouldn't have room in our schedules for them; you can check the requirements yourself for Curie. If you'd like to make something of yourself in the future, I recommend doing IB, if for no other reason than to learn discipline and time management, which are invaluable skills for college as well as life in general. High school is not nearly as scary nor as exciting as depicted in popular culture, you have nothing to fear. Or look forward to, unless you're the kind of person who genuinely enjoys being at school. And based on your preference for a school "where they do not push too hard on the academics," you're probably not.
You see, I am going to be in the 8th Grade next year and will be selecting my high school. I am very concerned with my high school choice and finally came around three choices after researching for two years. 1. Jones College Prep 2. Payton College Prep 3. Curie IB Jones and Payton are both excellent selective enrollment schools, but getting into an IB Program is superior. Jones and Payton both have a small student body, and I like that because I came from J. Ward where there are around 450 students. I know that most of my friends would be at Curie (regular classes). Payton is pretty techy. Also, I want to go to a school where they do not push too hard on the academics. No P.E. (Gym, not Driver's Ed. or Health) is preferred. I have not taken the entrance test yet, so I am not pretty sure if I could get in. The points I know for sure is that I have gotten: 99 in ISAT Math: 150 points 99 in ISAT Reading: 150 An 'A' in all four core sub.s: 75 X 4 = 300 1 day absent and 7 days tardy (awkward...) (I do not know if tardies count.): 98 (w/o tardies)/91 (w/ tardies) Total (without 300 for entrance exam): 698/691 So, where do you think I should go? Also, tell me anything about the schools. Is high school scary? Thank you! By the way, I did not get accepted to /applied for any of the high schools yet. If you have any q's, just ask.
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If you don't want to go to a tough school academically, I hope you like flipping burgers. You're right, IB is superior. However, likely as not even Curie's non-IB students are held to a higher academic standard. Being with friends is nice, but not the way to choose a school. At least for my school IB students weren't required to take PE courses because we wouldn't have room in our schedules for them; you can check the requirements yourself for Curie. If you'd like to make something of yourself in the future, I recommend doing IB, if for no other reason than to learn discipline and time management, which are invaluable skills for college as well as life in general. High school is not nearly as scary nor as exciting as depicted in popular culture, you have nothing to fear. Or look forward to, unless you're the kind of person who genuinely enjoys being at school. And based on your preference for a school "where they do not push too hard on the academics," you're probably not.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Which is the best High School to got to near or in the Chicago, Illinois area.?
Which is the best High School to got to near or in the Chicago, Illinois area.?
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New Trier hands down best everything (academics,sports, arts) you name it
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New Trier, Barrington, Fremd, Warrenvile South, Naperville North, Loyola high schools. All are top tier and pretty much dominate in every category.
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it doens't really matter if the kid is a worthless lazy pos. any high school is fine if the child tries....
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http://www.usnews.com/directories/high-schools/index_html/state_id+IL/page_number+1/page_size+10/sort+alpha/name+/award+/school_name+/county+/detail+less UsNews has ranked public high schools. Click the URL to see the school, the location in Illinois, the medal it received.
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The best highschools in Chicago are Lane Technical College Prep,Walter Payton College Prep,Northside College Prep,Jones College Prep, and Whitney Young..... but if you or anyone else is thinking of applying to any Chicago school you should start applying now because they stop accepteping aplications on Dec 21 (Admission test are required for these schools)
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New Trier hands down best everything (academics,sports, arts) you name it
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New Trier, Barrington, Fremd, Warrenvile South, Naperville North, Loyola high schools. All are top tier and pretty much dominate in every category.
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it doens't really matter if the kid is a worthless lazy pos. any high school is fine if the child tries....
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http://www.usnews.com/directories/high-schools/index_html/state_id+IL/page_number+1/page_size+10/sort+alpha/name+/award+/school_name+/county+/detail+less UsNews has ranked public high schools. Click the URL to see the school, the location in Illinois, the medal it received.
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The best highschools in Chicago are Lane Technical College Prep,Walter Payton College Prep,Northside College Prep,Jones College Prep, and Whitney Young..... but if you or anyone else is thinking of applying to any Chicago school you should start applying now because they stop accepteping aplications on Dec 21 (Admission test are required for these schools)
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