[stosh]

Ok I'm trying to figure out a way to do a search for a college that offers online courses in a particular major.

Does anybody have any experience doing this type of search?


NOTE: Google gives way to broad a response.

 

[Toshi]

did you google with "site:.edu" in your search string?

 

[stosh]

did you google with "site:.edu" in your search string?

nope, WTF does that mean?

 

[Polandspring88]

That is just the extension for educational institutions and such. It will return .edu's rather than stuff telling you about classes and stuff. What exactly are you looking for?

Try www.princetonreview.com . You have to sign up and create a user name and stuff, but it will allow you to browse for what you are looking for.

 

[stosh]

That is just the extension for educational institutions and such. It will return .edu's rather than stuff telling you about classes and stuff. What exactly are you looking for?

Try www.princetonreview.com . You have to sign up and create a user name and stuff, but it will allow you to browse for what you are looking for.

I think my search is hopeless.........

 

[Ciaran]

What major?

Come out to Cali... go to UCLA

 

[stosh]

What major?

Come out to Cali... go to UCLA

Architecture... I was looking for somewhere I could do it at night.

 

[robdamanii]

What major?

Come out to Cali... go to UCLA

Cali stinks. Too expensive and too many valley girls.

 

[todbanner]

Cali stinks. Too expensive and too many valley girls.

No no no you're thinking of SOCAL... don't lump us all in together... NORCAL is where it's at!

 

[Tenchiro]

Look for the statistics regarding freshmen girls dorms and cross reference that with alcohol consumption and purchases from local grocery stores.

 

[VTApe]

Theres a yellow softcover totled "colleges in new england" it was a big help to me. has everything you need to know including girl:guy and classes/majors offered.

 

[odiwik]

For architecture or engineering, you'll probably be better off finding somewhere local or somewhere you can move to that has physical people and help you can get.

 

[stosh]

For architecture or engineering, you'll probably be better off finding somewhere local or somewhere you can move to that has physical people and help you can get.

Yeah I would love a college where I could go to night school full time for Arch. There aren't many places that offer that though.

 

[robdamanii]

Look for the statistics regarding freshmen girls dorms and cross reference that with alcohol consumption and purchases from local grocery stores.

There were a fair number of heavily drinking freshmen girls at Ithaca.

 

[lovebunny]

No no no you're thinking of SOCAL... don't lump us all in together... NORCAL is where it's at!

yeah theres NO girls in norcal. but according to tod. its sssssuuuppperrr

 

[Brian HCM#1]

Cali stinks. Too expensive and too many valley girls.

Thats only cause you look wimpy with your shirt off.

 

[bluebug32]

Yeah I would love a college where I could go to night school full time for Arch. There aren't many places that offer that though.

Union, RPI? Nothing at any valley colleges?