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agreed, but now all the chapter names have typos! how silly

how do you like it

Hope to see you again soon on The Hilltop!

SOOOO hows it going? I'm coming in the spring so in like 2 months lol

@@gordonlin6120 i might go lol idk tho

Hi, Agasti! You can read about information related to COVID-19 and SMU community here: www.smu.edu/coronavirus. Also, SMU is planning for a primarily in-person fall semester on The Hilltop. You can read more here: blog.smu.edu/coronavirus-covid-19/2021/01/12/smu-plans-for-primarily-in-person-fall-2021-semester/?fbclid=IwAR3EFGD_q28K-_AgAbBST3AQ1UG4DN3s4ODbDncPzlIfqKF7idZuZ5qs2gI

what happend?

@@Michael-ft9mg probably what happened to me . . . graduation.

Oh yes. They do a ton of blow at this school. Also the girls are hot and don’t mind hooking up with average looking guys as long as you have money

i hope not

Nope, but there are swimming pools.

​@1% Evan Ł which is surrounded on three sides by Dallas and on the other by Highland Park.

Dallas

@@aallearn4927 nope, University Park. Dallas is across North Central Expressway.

@Evanthecarspotter Dallas is more known than UP or HP due to its size, a certain historic event, and a certain TV show.

Yes

SMU isn't only for rich people. A poor person can get scholarships depending on his/her academics.

@@DontMindMeWhoops of course, my pithy comment was a joke to echo the stereotype.

Yes. SMU, "Southern Millionaires University"

It’s a stereotype of this university, but not exactly. 80% of students are on Financial Aid.

Exactly what I’m struggling with. I’m going to have to rely heavily on financial aids, student loans, scholarships, etc. if I go here.

i mean if you have even a decent job you can pay that back in like 5-9 years or so. you just gotta be smart with your money yknow

@@menchacism5327 i was thinking the same thing if you just get a good job it does not really matter how much money you spend unless you drop out or get a bad job yk?

@@Michael-ft9mg Really? How about a job that pays 70K and your student loan repayment (loan + interest) costs $200K that is $20K a year for 10 years?

They've raised the price, now it's around $70k - $75k per year. Which equates to roughly $300k for a degree. Absolutely, no way I could justify spending that kind of money for a degree that has SMU on it when I could just as easily go to UT Dallas or University of North Texas which are also close by and pay a small fraction of the cost for the same degree.