Penn State Rules

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

i'm pretty sure he's not an alumnus, but he will be in 5 years.  correct?

"A lot of people go to college for 7 years."
"Yeah... they're called 'doctors'."

[rjs246]

i'm pretty sure he's not an alumnus, but he will be in 5 years. correct?

"A lot of people go to college for 7 years."
"Yeah... they're called 'doctors'."

Doctors and Penn Staters. I'm one of the few people I know that got out of State College in four years with a degree... I know a few that were there for 5+ years and left with no degree.

It's a brilliant plan for the university. Require more credits to graduate so that the result of any slip-up or change of plan by a student practically guarantees an extra semester if not an extra year. When I was there only 37% of the student body was graduating in 4 years. That extra tuition adds up quickly.

[Rome]

Christ. Seven years of college down the drain. Might as well join the farging Peace Corps.

[phattymatty]

i could have finished in 4 but stayed up an extra year to take a ballroom dancing class and one business class to get a minor.  and drink excessively for one more year.  same plan as matt leinert basically, except for the football and riches to come.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Doctors and Penn Staters. I'm one of the few people I know that got out of State College in four years with a degree... I know a few that were there for 5+ years and left with no degree.

It's a brilliant plan for the university. Require more credits to graduate so that the result of any slip-up or change of plan by a student practically guarantees an extra semester if not an extra year. When I was there only 37% of the student body was graduating in 4 years. That extra tuition adds up quickly.

It sounds like you and I know a lot of the same people.

I got out in 3 years with AP credits but no summer sessions or distance learning.  That 23-credit semester when I took the entire business junior core at once was a little bit of a hassle, though.

[rjs246]

My moms graduated from PSU in under three years. I'll tell you what I tell her.

You're farging crazy.

If I could have stayed an extra year I would have in a heartbeat, but out of state tuition is a motherfarger. Why leave the drunkiest place on earth any earlier than necessary? Three years of college. Preposterous!

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

You'll have to trust me when I say I managed to get 4-5 years of drinking and general bad decisions in to 3 years.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Back on topic:

Does ALE start next year?  Any other current commits have a chance to play as true freshmen?

[Rome]

I didn't drink that much in college.  The profs didn't take kindly to us bringing kegs into class.

[rjs246]

It sounds like ALE might be a a little unpolished but who cares? The OLine needs talent so anything's possible.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

It sounds like ALE might be a a little unpolished but who cares? The OLine needs talent so anything's possible.

After a little research, it would appear Logan-El one of the least likely to avoid the redshirt.  We'll see, though.  Walton and Taylor may both play next year.

[phattymatty]

At least JoePa finally realized that he's allowed to play freshmen in real games.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Wallace may see time as a nickel back and possibly on offense a la Justin King.

[ice grillin you]

Back on topic:

Does ALE start next year?  Any other current commits have a chance to play as true freshmen?

very hard to predict....but i cant see ale starting...in fact i think he will redshirt

wallace and possibly a couple of the dl could play next year...evans and odrick maybe

[ice grillin you]

ale with the dope joe pa pic



ILL taylor wants to eat someone...check aaron maybin rockin the randall jersey