I see...Desert Fox wrote:I've been told there is no exam software.
Then, yeah, I'm probably going for the Mac. I heard there was an Apple store like 4 blocks from campus, so I can go there if I have trouble.
Thanks for the info, guys.
I see...Desert Fox wrote:I've been told there is no exam software.
Yes, there is. On Michigan Ave.dreamweaver87 wrote:I see...Desert Fox wrote:I've been told there is no exam software.
Then, yeah, I'm probably going for the Mac. I heard there was an Apple store like 4 blocks from campus, so I can go there if I have trouble.
Thanks for the info, guys.
Actually, starting this incoming year they are fully supporting macs and will also *reportedly* be offering specials that beat the regular apple student discount.dreamweaver87 wrote:I was on the website looking at their suggested laptops today and it had a spot that said they don't recommend Macs. ...which sucks because I had really wanted to buy one. Does anyone know if it's really a big deal or what the exact issue is with Macs? For example, does the testing software need Windows to run?
Would you be so kind as to post anything more you know about this. I'm thinking of replacing my MacBook this fall. I dropped this one from the roof of my car and its in less than ideal condition.Sauer Grapes wrote:Actually, starting this incoming year they are fully supporting macs and will also *reportedly* be offering specials that beat the regular apple student discount.dreamweaver87 wrote:I was on the website looking at their suggested laptops today and it had a spot that said they don't recommend Macs. ...which sucks because I had really wanted to buy one. Does anyone know if it's really a big deal or what the exact issue is with Macs? For example, does the testing software need Windows to run?
That's basically all I know. It was all supposed to be posted already, but IT either hasn't figured out what the deal is or someone hasn't been keeping up with their work.ilovelamp18 wrote:Would you be so kind as to post anything more you know about this. I'm thinking of replacing my MacBook this fall. I dropped this one from the roof of my car and its in less than ideal condition.Sauer Grapes wrote:Actually, starting this incoming year they are fully supporting macs and will also *reportedly* be offering specials that beat the regular apple student discount.dreamweaver87 wrote:I was on the website looking at their suggested laptops today and it had a spot that said they don't recommend Macs. ...which sucks because I had really wanted to buy one. Does anyone know if it's really a big deal or what the exact issue is with Macs? For example, does the testing software need Windows to run?
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That's awesome. I hope they post about it soon because I had wanted to get my laptop fairly soon, but if this is true, maybe I should wait it out.Sauer Grapes wrote:Actually, starting this incoming year they are fully supporting macs and will also *reportedly* be offering specials that beat the regular apple student discount.
I am assuming the delay is that they are still trying to agree on a price with Apple. It's possible that the IT person that spoke with us was more optimistic than she should have been about a discount larger than the normal student discount. Either way, it seems like a foregone conclusion that they will be offering Macs this year, with the only uncertainty being the price at which we get them.dreamweaver87 wrote:That's awesome. I hope they post about it soon because I had wanted to get my laptop fairly soon, but if this is true, maybe I should wait it out.Sauer Grapes wrote:Actually, starting this incoming year they are fully supporting macs and will also *reportedly* be offering specials that beat the regular apple student discount.
The content isn't that difficult so far, but the time commitment is even more than I thought it would be. Really, it seems that all I do from waking up until going to sleep is attend class and read (during the weekdays). The professors are great so far. It's rumored that they gave us their best professors this summer, and I have no reason to believe otherwise.NayBoer wrote:How are the AJD classes going? How rough is the schedule?
No, it's not really that bad. I still have most my weekends to do as I please.NayBoer wrote:Sorry to hear that. At least you get to save yourself a full year.
Sent you a PM. That would be awesome if you have outlines.TTT-LS wrote:Who's teaching this summer? I may have outline gifts for you.Sauer Grapes wrote:The content isn't that difficult so far, but the time commitment is even more than I thought it would be. Really, it seems that all I do from waking up until going to sleep is attend class and read (during the weekdays). The professors are great so far. It's rumored that they gave us their best professors this summer, and I have no reason to believe otherwise.NayBoer wrote:How are the AJD classes going? How rough is the schedule?
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i don't even see this form on my checklist, is it called something else?D-hops wrote:Has anyone tried to fill out the Grad PLUS application on the studentloans.gov website? I keep getting an error that Northwestern does not accept applications for the 2010-2011 school year.
yeah it is actually there just named differently, ignore meNayBoer wrote:The application isn't on my To Do Item List in Caesar. It says FAFSA and Need Access, the two promissory notes, the counseling, and then the award notice, where you accept or decline the money. I don't think the studentloans.gov application is necessary.
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Yeah, looks like by filling out the MPN they run the credit check automatically. I thought you had to apply to be approved to get the loan. Thanks.NayBoer wrote:The application isn't on my To Do Item List in Caesar. It says FAFSA and Need Access, the two promissory notes, the counseling, and then the award notice, where you accept or decline the money. I don't think the studentloans.gov application is necessary.
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dla piper has you by the balls, death grip and all, and there is not a damn thing you can do about it.Desert Fox wrote:I think the school might do it for us. Shit I signed up for 71 thousand dollars in loans. FML.
ha. he/we would be lucky if DPA Piper wanted to do anything with his/our balls/(ovaries?)miamiman wrote:DLA Piper has you by the balls, death grip and all, and there is not a damn thing you can do about it.Desert Fox wrote:I think the school might do it for us. Shit I signed up for 71 thousand dollars in loans. FML.
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Agreed, I've fornicate with 18 aids infested hookers for right to be a dla piper fluffer.IAFG wrote:ha. he/we would be lucky if DPA Piper wanted to do anything with his/our balls/(ovaries?)miamiman wrote:DLA Piper has you by the balls, death grip and all, and there is not a damn thing you can do about it.Desert Fox wrote:I think the school might do it for us. Shit I signed up for 71 thousand dollars in loans. FML.
True to desert fox form, barely intelligible english scribbled hastily onto a page.Desert Fox wrote:
Agreed, I've fornicate with 18 aids invested hookers for right to be a DLA Piper fluffer.
and he could have been your curve padding, enjoy UChi medianmiamiman wrote:True to desert fox form, barely intelligible english scribbled hastily onto a page.Desert Fox wrote:
Agreed, I've fornicate with 18 aids invested hookers for right to be a DLA Piper fluffer.
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