A question for SMU fans

by **chiefsfan** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:44 pm

I just graduated from ASU a couple months ago, and am considering SMU for grad school possibly. One of the biggest reasons that I am looking at the school is because it is D1 level in athletics so I would have sports in the area to keep my fill

My question is generic, can anyone tell me anything about the campus and the Dallas area. Ive never been down there, and rely heavily on the recomendations given to me by others

Good luck this weekend. I promise if I attend your school Ill become an SMU fan...as long as you can accept that Arkansas State is always first. Hopefully the game this weekend is a good one, with the red and black coming out on top

by **chiefsfan** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:53 pm

Peruna wrote:Campus is gorgeous.
The surrounding area is gorgeous.
The on-campus "talent" is like nothing you've ever seen.

What kind of graduate school are you entering? Depending on your grad degree, SMU is a great place to go to school.

Perkins Theological Seminary. I know its on the SMU campus but I dont know how its run. Whether you pay SMU fees too or something I dont know

by **Peruna2001** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:55 pm

I have several friends that have recently graduated from Perkins. They really enjoyed it. There is a good community at the church next door that supports the Perkins students. I'm pretty sure the additional fees are the same, meaning that SMU student tickets are available for football games.

by **smupony94** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:55 pm

chiefsfan wrote:
Peruna wrote:Campus is gorgeous.
The surrounding area is gorgeous.
The on-campus "talent" is like nothing you've ever seen.

What kind of graduate school are you entering? Depending on your grad degree, SMU is a great place to go to school.

Perkins Theological Seminary. I know its on the SMU campus but I dont know how its run. Whether you pay SMU fees too or something I dont know

I don't know much about fees and such, but my cousin went there and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Seminary is distanced (at least it seemed to me) from the main campus. Another cousin went to Asbury in Kentucky and loved that school as well.

by **chiefsfan** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:04 pm

smupony94 wrote:
chiefsfan wrote:
Peruna wrote:Campus is gorgeous.
The surrounding area is gorgeous.
The on-campus "talent" is like nothing you've ever seen.

What kind of graduate school are you entering? Depending on your grad degree, SMU is a great place to go to school.

Perkins Theological Seminary. I know its on the SMU campus but I dont know how its run. Whether you pay SMU fees too or something I dont know

I don't know much about fees and such, but my cousin went there and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Seminary is distanced (at least it seemed to me) from the main campus. Another cousin went to Asbury in Kentucky and loved that school as well.

I figured it was. But im one of those that has a big interest in the university that is around it as well. For example, Ive missed one ASU football game in the last 5 years. My attendance for SMU would be about the same.... You have to support the local teams

by **smupony94** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:07 pm

chiefsfan wrote:
smupony94 wrote:
chiefsfan wrote:
Peruna wrote:Campus is gorgeous.
The surrounding area is gorgeous.
The on-campus "talent" is like nothing you've ever seen.

What kind of graduate school are you entering? Depending on your grad degree, SMU is a great place to go to school.

Perkins Theological Seminary. I know its on the SMU campus but I dont know how its run. Whether you pay SMU fees too or something I dont know

I don't know much about fees and such, but my cousin went there and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Seminary is distanced (at least it seemed to me) from the main campus. Another cousin went to Asbury in Kentucky and loved that school as well.

I figured it was. But im one of those that has a big interest in the university that is around it as well. For example, Ive missed one ASU football game in the last 5 years. My attendance for SMU would be about the same.... You have to support the local teams

Then Perkins it is. We decided for you.

by **mrydel** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:10 pm

As a fellow Arkie, let me assure you, you will love SMU.

by **chiefsfan** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:56 pm

smupony94 wrote:
chiefsfan wrote:
smupony94 wrote:
chiefsfan wrote:
Peruna wrote:Campus is gorgeous.
The surrounding area is gorgeous.
The on-campus "talent" is like nothing you've ever seen.

What kind of graduate school are you entering? Depending on your grad degree, SMU is a great place to go to school.

Perkins Theological Seminary. I know its on the SMU campus but I dont know how its run. Whether you pay SMU fees too or something I dont know

I don't know much about fees and such, but my cousin went there and thoroughly enjoyed it. The Seminary is distanced (at least it seemed to me) from the main campus. Another cousin went to Asbury in Kentucky and loved that school as well.

I figured it was. But im one of those that has a big interest in the university that is around it as well. For example, Ive missed one ASU football game in the last 5 years. My attendance for SMU would be about the same.... You have to support the local teams

Then Perkins it is. We decided for you.

heh, the scholarship and grant money will decide for me. But SMU is in the lead for darn sure. What are the sports like at SMU anyway, you know the ones other then football...

Also what are the sports like in the rest of the Dallas area?

by **LonghornFan68** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:02 pm

Two words: Texas women.

by **J.T.supporta** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:09 pm

SMU WOMEN!!!

by **smupony94** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:19 pm

Cowboys, Rangers, Stars

by **LonghornFan68** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:20 pm

J.T.supporta wrote:SMU WOMEN!!!

Well, by extension, yes. I was meaning Texas (the state), though.

by **chiefsfan** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:21 pm

LonghornFan68 wrote:Two words: Texas women.

Is it true things are indeed "Bigger" in Texas??

By the way, I hate the Longhorns :lol:

by **smupony94** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:23 pm

chiefsfan wrote:
LonghornFan68 wrote:Two words: Texas women.

Is it true things are indeed "Bigger" in Texas??

By the way, I hate the Longhorns

LF68 is a UT grad who happens to be one of our best fans.

by **J.T.supporta** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:24 pm

chiefsfan wrote:
LonghornFan68 wrote:Two words: Texas women.

Is it true things are indeed "Bigger" in Texas??

By the way, I hate the Longhorns

Cant really say yes or no to your question but the Dallas area has TONS of Beautiful ladies.

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