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Cravath DC officelavarman84 wrote:Do you want to work in South Carolina or Nebraska?
Idk, if the choices are Nebraska and South Carolina the answer is probably "you did this wrong, retake and reapply next year."cavalier1138 wrote:In case it isn't clear yet, this question is impossible to answer without knowing where you want to work and what you want to do (and all the other information would be helpful too).
Columbia is great, man.Future Ex-Engineer wrote:Grew up in SC. Great state as long as you stay away from Columbia, which is regrettably where USC is.
If you like massive amounts homeless people, astonishingly low IQs and crippling depression from lack of trees/grass/naturelavarman84 wrote:Columbia is great, man.Future Ex-Engineer wrote:Grew up in SC. Great state as long as you stay away from Columbia, which is regrettably where USC is.
A lack of trees/grass/nature? How many cities have you lived in?Future Ex-Engineer wrote:If you like massive amounts homeless people, astonishingly low IQs and crippling depression from lack of trees/grass/naturelavarman84 wrote:Columbia is great, man.Future Ex-Engineer wrote:Grew up in SC. Great state as long as you stay away from Columbia, which is regrettably where USC is.
oh and a football stadium that looks like a dead cockroach
Grand total of 0 long term. Although I did enjoy Boston the summer I lived there researching at MITlavarman84 wrote:A lack of trees/grass/nature? How many cities have you lived in?Future Ex-Engineer wrote:If you like massive amounts homeless people, astonishingly low IQs and crippling depression from lack of trees/grass/naturelavarman84 wrote:Columbia is great, man.Future Ex-Engineer wrote:Grew up in SC. Great state as long as you stay away from Columbia, which is regrettably where USC is.
oh and a football stadium that looks like a dead cockroach
That would be the problem. Homeless people and a lack of trees/grass/nature are present in most cities. Based on my experience, Columbia is better than average in terms of grass/trees/nature because of USC.Future Ex-Engineer wrote:Grand total of 0 long term. Although I did enjoy Boston the summer I lived there researching at MITlavarman84 wrote:A lack of trees/grass/nature? How many cities have you lived in?Future Ex-Engineer wrote:If you like massive amounts homeless people, astonishingly low IQs and crippling depression from lack of trees/grass/naturelavarman84 wrote:Columbia is great, man.Future Ex-Engineer wrote:Grew up in SC. Great state as long as you stay away from Columbia, which is regrettably where USC is.
oh and a football stadium that looks like a dead cockroach
Outted as doucheSlippin' Jimmy wrote:Cravath DC officelavarman84 wrote:Do you want to work in South Carolina or Nebraska?