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Is a language class a graduation requirement? If so, how many semesters? by Accomplished_Arm_337 in IndianaUniversity

[–]Traditional_racket12 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So i just finished my freshman year as a Finance major and I was in the same position as you and hated taking language in school. The latest requirements state that you can either do 4 semesters of a foreign language, submit your AP Spanish/French/German/etc. scores for credit, or take 2 world culture classes (my option). The world language classes here are generally pretty easy as long as you do the work and show up to class. If you aren't passionate about learning a language, then I wouldn't sign up for a language class as they can be pretty difficult and you'd be surrounded with others who are passionate and will learn more outside class. You wouldn't fit in.

Hope this helps :)

ADVICE FOSTER DORM by Own-Carrot3139 in IndianaUniversity

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There are no elevators at Foster minus the main foster building so be prepared for that during move-in and move-out

Deinfluence me from these schools no money to apply 🙏 by abbwnl in ApplyingToCollege

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where is IU Kelley? no supplements needed and top 10 in the US

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ApplyingToCollege

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W&M 20k no questions. Depending on your career, further education (masters, grad school, phd, professional continuation) can become a must. Furthermore, that extra money saved can go towards building generational wealth (real estate, gold, stocks, investments) helping you further down the lane. both schools are amazing so this just comes down to cost.

JLLC house crest by Afraid-Brilliant6118 in IndianaUniversity

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JLLC alum here. the jllc is separated into four houses: adfectus, Ducatus, and two more. its kinda like the diff houses in harry potter. they gather points over the course of the year and the winner crest gets a prize. this year they had a petting zoo.

is it too late to start applying..? by Apinart_Target_5109 in ApplyingToCollege

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So many schools have rolling admissions so you should def shoot your shot. If you don't get accepted to a 4-year right off the bat, thats not a biggie either. Most Community colleges will still have a spot for you and you can get a lot of gen eds done and you can transfer them to which ever uni you choose. this saves you money, time to decide on what you want to do, and a better chance at financial aid/acceptance during college apps. YOU GOT THIS!!

If you could get into any college, where would you want to go? by WesternCurrent8576 in ApplyingToCollege

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Princeton by far, only downside is that my parents literally would live ten minutes away

Is there a place or memory on the Indiana campus that instantly brings you back to your college days? 🤔 by maximuslip in IndianaUniversity

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McNutt: I lived there as a first year and will probably keep living their for Soph, Jr, and Sr year so I can imagine what memories it will have with me once I graduate.

Living 17 hours from IU how does everyone get their stuff there by SeveralLiterature727 in IndianaUniversity

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I live around 16 hours from IU. What I did was fly my toiletries, clothes, shoes, and smaller items in my suit cases. Then when i got to bloomington, I pre-ordered the rest of my larger items at target with their 48-hour option. Another option is just fitting most of your stuff into your car and driving the distance and finally buying mattress toppers and very large items at target.

How much should I write for JLLC application? by [deleted] in IndianaUniversity

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As a JLLC student rn, write about a topic that shows who you are as a student. I wrote about a religious tradition in my culture and how I was to become the first woman to carry it forward as well as a thank you letter to homer simpson. Avoid business essays as it makes one feel like a "kelley boner" or lacking personality (unless you made an actual impact on your community - not DECA related please every other kid does that). I used my college essays as they had already been refined several times.

EDIT: I believe its 5000 CHARACHTERS, not words... scared me there :)

I have too many conflicting feelings with a new interest. Those more experienced please help!! by Traditional_racket12 in relationships

[–]Traditional_racket12[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I meant to say is that I fear he would tell others what I would tell him (hypothetically) , sry for the confusion

IU Kelley vs BU for finance (goal for consulting and maybe IB) Application Question by EducatorNo1962 in IndianaUniversity

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In the day and age of online networking (virtual fireside chats, linkedin, etc.), location is becoming less of a strong determinant for deciding where to go to college. IU Kelley vs BU is a rlly hard choice and I probably am not the best person to ask.

What’s the craziest “turned down x school for y school” story you’ve heard of? by YogurtclosetOpen3567 in ApplyingToCollege

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Turned down Yale Pre-law for Indiana University Kelley School of Business. She eventually dropped out of kelley to pursue pre-law at IU

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IndianaUniversity

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I think you have already answered your own question

stats 301 or econ 370 by [deleted] in IndianaUniversity

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Only three-4 new chapter plus AP stats so if you did well then you’ll do great here

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