Choosing to avoid LSU?

Good choice, as Jindal plans to close LSU-BR and move all classes back to Pineville

Time to end tops

Btw your writing is very unclear

Take a writing class or read some books before you start another thread. Seriously you write with the clarity of a dumb eight year old.

A little confusing wording, but if you are asking if some people would choose a college based on academics, and if guided by that reason have the audacity to choose a university other than LSU, then the answer is yes.

the only point of college is to yell suck that tiger dick. bitch with your classmates.

You have smart friends.

I hope nobody would pass up Texas-Austin because it has a good athletics program, b/c they're good at basically everything.

LSU gives a student the education and resources to be successful in life. It's not like a magic wand is waved anywhere else and the students get something that they wouldn't receive at LSU.

If you're gonna flunk out at LSU, you're gonna flunk out somewhere else too. Except you're gonna pay more to flunk out in that case.

To be honest, high-school me didn't pay any attention to college rankings or anything. I had tops paying all my tuition, and I grew up loving LSU, so I went there. Looking back, I wish I would have chosen my school more carefully. My parents aren't loaded, so I probably would have needed some scholarships, but going out of state to a higher ranked school is something I wish I would have done.

In reality, I learned the same thing that I would have learned elsewhere. But you're fooling yourself if you think coming from a more well known school doesn't get employer's attention. We've got Stanford and Georgia Tech engineers working with us. Smart guys and very good workers. But there are other smart guys and good workers out there too. The big name school guys definitely get more attention their first few months at the office. Its a good springboard for your career.

Depends on the area of study, engineering LSU or Tech over Tulane.