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what was his gpa and sat/act?
what was his gpa and sat/act?
Thanks for all your congrats, everyone.
GPA = 3.5
SAT I forget. The 3 individual scores were all over 600, Math was 690.
Mother and Son posting in a Spurs board. LMAO SpursTalk a family gathering.
I said that ST feels like family.
I meant it.
lol so kyle smith is duncan228's son? haha no way.
i have a 3.8 and i'm not sure SAT
Santa barbara please!!!!!!
Congratulations Kyle & Momma Duncan228,
duncan228, for some reason I thought you were about 20-25. I had no idea you have an (almost) college aged son.
Oh, congrats on the first of many acceptance letters, BTW. That's pretty awesome.
Nice one, 228, and Kyle (now that I've read the thread!). You must be very proud. Education is the key to the world.
We're all pretty excited, it's a milestone kind of event.
He's still waiting on other schools, but this was really cool to get.
Just wanted to share with my ST family.
I was the first person in my immediate family to get a degree and I know how important that was to both my parents, but particularly my mother who had a horrible mother herself - she wouldn't let my mum go to school beyond year 10 because she "didn't believe in it". Screwed up, huh? That's the '50s for ya.
My father was a naval officer, and he had training equivalent to a degree (including stints at the Royal Navy and US Navy war colleges), but he still wishes he'd gotten his law degree.
BTW Invader Zim is da nutz!
PS 228 - I always thought you wrote maturely, like you are in your late-30s/40s. Guess I was right!
T Park thought so too.
I know if I was taken for being in my 20's face to face I'd be thrilled.
People here mistake me for a man, I'm told that's a compliment on a sport's message board.
Is being thought of as younger than you are a compliment on a sport's message board? I'm not sure what to think...is this a good thing or a bad thing?
Thanks Ruff.
I am proud of him.
He turned out pretty good so far.
Nice one, 228, and Kyle (now that I've read the thread!). You must be very proud. Education is the key to the world.
I was the first person in my immediate family to get a degree and I know how important that was to both my parents, but particularly my mother who had a horrible mother herself - she wouldn't let my mum go to school beyond year 10 because she "didn't believe in it". Screwed up, huh? That's the 50s for ya.
My father was a naval officer, and he had training equivalent to a degree (including stints at the Royal Navy and US Navy war colleges), but he still wishes he'd gotten his law degree.
BTW Invader Zim is da nutz!
Soon I'll be a Master.
And I'm pretty sure I'll have a PhD before I'm dead.
I just love learning things... or maybe I think waaaay too much... or both.
Too true.
Smarter then ur years
Haha thank you.
College is so much more fun than high school. It's way more exciting to be studying things you really like instead of the mundane garbage you get fed in the K-12 years. Anyways, good luck dude, and congrats.
Yeah I'm really looking forward to it.
My buddy's parents own a 2 story house (with a basement, garage and yard) that me, him and 2 other guys are going to rent for a grand a month.
= $250 a month for rent. Hahahaha
EDIT: And thank you
dont forget what goes on there, you better take pics of your adventures man...you know what i mean
PS. hot chicks only man
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