Less than 1% of golfers actually take the time to learn how to use their mind……..
Hi guys... I need help on the mental side of golf.. When I get going I really do well and shoot level par or sometimes even under par.. But when I make a mistake it goes horribly wrong and I end up shooting 10 over or something like that.. Guys can you give me advice on how to keep my mind cool and focus after a bad hole.. Or any websites that I can go to?? Thanks!!!
I am planning on transferring to Texas A&M Engineering from another college.
These are my grades from my first 2 semesters of college.
Next semester I want to get into TAMU. Do I have a good chance of getting in?
International Relations - A
Calculus - A
Physics -B
Honors Art - A
Philosophy - A
Psychology - A
Intro to Engineering - A
Japanese - A
Chemistry - A
First Aid/Safety/CPR - A
English - A
Geology - A
SAT SCORE - 1700
I also have a lot of extra curricular activities:
High School Golf Team.
Treasurer in the Center for the study of Local Issues
And more...
I want to apply but if TAMU has too high of standards I want to know if I should just apply at other lower standard engineering colleges.
Thank you.
Also, is there anything else I can do to get a higher chance of getting into this college?
He is turning 26. We live in Chicago.
He is obtaining his doctorate in clinical psychology.
He has an xbox 360 and likes challenging mission oriented games (think Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, etc.) and sports games (soccer, baseball, etc.)
He is in to technology and likes gadgets that make life easier.
He is also into watching/playing sports (basketball, soccer, golf, etc.)
We are hoping to take a trip to Europe next year (for the first time) and will need items for the trip.
I am not a very outside-of-the-box type thinker but I was hoping to get him some gifts that could go along with a theme of reliving childhood. We are going to go see Toy Story 3 in 3-D (not his ideal night out, but we have visitors from out of town) and I wanted to have some fun with the whole inner-child, 'you're only as old as you feel' idea. Any events or gift ideas that could fit the theme of the evening would be very appreciated!
Lets face it, valentines day is mainly for the women. Me and my boyfriend are very modern, both studying psychology and sociology degree's at uni and 'not follow the crowd' sort of people. For example we're planning on him being the house husband/stay at home dad and me with a big career. Yet he still insists on making the plans, going all out and them being a surprise every valentines e.g. going go-karting, golfing, he cooks, rose petals round house, massages etc. I'm personally fine with it being equal (him one year, me the next) but he doesn't allow it. Got me thinking if guys really actually truly like this day of spoiling the girls or do in fact wish it was more equal??
Lets face it, valentines day is mainly for the women. Me and my boyfriend are very modern, both studying psychology and sociology degree's at uni and 'not follow the crowd' sort of people. For example we're planning on him being the house husband/stay at home dad and me with a big career. Yet he still insists on making the plans, going all out and them being a surprise every valentines e.g. going go-karting, golfing, he cooks, rose petals round house, massages etc. I'm personally fine with it being equal (him one year, me the next) but he doesn't allow it. Got me thinking if guys really actually truly like this day of spoiling the girls or do in fact wish it was more equal??
Not that i'm complaining obviusly, how can i complain about being spoiled by my boyriend. I sometimes feel guilty though because i'm not doing as much for him (on that day)
Lets face it, valentines day is mainly for the women. Me and my boyfriend are very modern, both studying psychology and sociology degree's at uni and 'not follow the crowd' sort of people. For example we're planning on him being the house husband/stay at home dad and me with a big career. Yet he still insists on making the plans, going all out and them being a surprise every valentines e.g. going go-karting, golfing, he cooks, rose petals round house, massages etc. I'm personally fine with it being equal (him one year, me the next) but he doesn't allow it... Not that i'm complaining lol, sometimes feel a tad guilty though. Got me thinking if guys really actually truly like this day of spoiling the girls or do in fact wish it was more equal??
I love my boyfriend deeply. (I am 20, so please do not tell me that I do not tell me I am to young to be in love)
However, I keep getting extremely depressed because I keep thinking that he is too good for me, and that he can do better than me.
He is a member of Mensa for one. (something for the people with the top IQ..) and is going to become a math professor, graduating a year early with a almost perfect gpa. He also plays hockey and golf.
Me? I am simply only a criminal justice major in college who is behind on credits because I had to take the non credit math (I am horrible at it) with a minor in psychology. (I am rather pathetic.. I want to help others but I cant even help my self through this situation.) with only a 3.0 out of a possible 4.0
I have talked to my boyfriend about this several times, but nothing he says changes how I feel about myself. I still keep thinking he can do better. The thing is, everyone i talk to about him says " Wow! what is he doing dating you!?" which hurts a lot more than people mean it to.
Here's another thing: I am his first girlfriend (He is going to be 21) He said he never really found interest in any girl before. I met him on a dating site..
So I am afraid that we are not going to work out because I am his very first girlfriend (Even though he says he loves me from the bottom of his heart, and someday hopes to spend the rest of his life with me)
Please help.. I am driving myself insane. I love him more than anything and I don't want to loose him because of these feelings I have.
It gives me this list but I don't see Speech language pathology. My major is called Communicative Disorders emphasis in Speech language pathology.
Accounting/C.P.A.
Acting/Directing
Administrative Assistant
Advertising
Aerospace Engineering Technology
Agribusiness
Agriculture
Agronomy
Architecture
Artist
Astronomy
Athletics, Intercollegiate
Atmospheric Science
Automotives
Aviation
Banking
Biomedical Equipment Technician
Broadcast Engineering/Technology
Broadcast News
Broadcasting/Cable Production
Business Management/Administration
Child Care/Day Care/Child Development
Christian Service
Club Management
Coaching
Communications, Wireless
Community Service
Computer Analyst
Computer Programming
Computer Science/Information Technology
Conducting/Band Direction
Conservation
Construction
Cosmetology
Counseling
Creative Writing
Criminology/Criminal Justice
Culinary Arts
Cultural Non-Profit (Zoo, Museum, Aquarium, et al)
Dairy Industry
Dance/Choreography
Defense Industry
Dental Hygienist
Dentistry
Die Casting
Diplomatic Services
Directing
Drafting
Economist/Economics
Electrical Energy
Electronic Communications Technology
Electronics
Employee Benefits
Engineering
Entertainment Industry
Environmental Science
Episcopal Clergy
Equine Studies
Exhibition Marketing
Facilities Management
Film Making
Finance
Food Service, Baking
Food Service/Food Management
Foreign Affairs
Forensic Science
Forestry
Garden Center Management
Geophysics
Gerontology/Geriatrics/Elder Care
Golf Turf Management
Government Service
Graphic Communications
Hematology
History
Horticulture/Floriculture
Hotel/Motel, Restaurant and Hospitality Management
Hydrology
Illumination
Immunology
Information Systems Management (MIS)
Insurance
Interior Design
International Business
International Relations
Journalism, Sports
Journalism/Communications
Law Enforcement
Law, Corporate
Law/Lawyer/Attorney
Lawn Care/Landscaping
Library Sciences
Management Consulting
Manufacturing
Material Handling
Mathematics
Medicine/Health
Medicine/Health - Rural Areas
Meteorology
Microbiology
Microelectronics
Military
Ministry
Missionary
Modeling
Mortuary Science
Museum Studies
Music
Music, Church
National Security, National Defense
Natural Resource Management
Naval Engineering
News Media
Newspaper Administration
Nonprofit Organization/Management/Career
Nuclear Power Industry
Nursing
Occupational Therapy
Oncology, Nursing
Optician
Optometry
Paralegal
Pediatrician
Pharmacy
Photography
Photojournalism
Physical Therapy
Plastics Industry
Plumbing/HVAC
Podiatry
Psychologist/Psychology
Public Relations
Public Safety
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Publishing
Quality Control
Radio Broadcasting
Real Estate
Real Estate Appraising
Recreation
Religious Communications
Religious Vocation/Theology
Research
Research, Field
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Retailing
Robotics
Sales/Marketing
School Administration
School Counselor
Science
Science, Earth
Social Work/Social Services
Space Research/Science/Exploration
Special Education
Sports Medicine
Stage Management
Teaching, Professor
Teaching/Education
Textiles
Theater, Design, Production
Tobacco Farming
Transportation Industry
Travel Tourism
Veterinary Medicine
Victim/Crime/Substance Abuse Services
Waste Management
Water Works (Water Utility Management)
Wood-Based Composites Industry
I'm a junior, picking out my classes for senior year. I'm taking 4 AP classes this year (AP Stats, AP English Language, AP Chemistry and AP Psychology). I've got A's in most of my classes (also taking Physics, Pre-calculus, American Hist Honors) except for Pre-Calculus and AP Chem. Here are the classes I'm thinking of taking:
AP English Literature
AP Biology
AP Environmental
AP Calculus AB
AP US Govt/Micro Economics
AP Comparative Politics/Ethics
The classes that I'm thinking of dropping is AP US Govt/Micro Economics and AP Environmental.
I have a couple of afterschool clubs and golf in the beginning of the year, so really what I wanna know is what the workload is for these classes is and your own personal opinion based on your own experience on the rigor of the classes.
Thanks in advance!
P.S. This may or may not factor in, but I did manage to get a 1900 (Reading 650, Math 630, Writing 620) on the SAT in my Sophmore year. I'll probably score higher when I take it again this year, but hopefully this shows that I take exams pretty well.
I'm going to give the base of my resume:
GPA: Unweighted 3.5 Weighted:3.9
SAT: 1230 out of 1600
AP: Government Politics, Psychology, and AP Spanish
Honors: Throughout my 4 years i have taken English honors (senior year), 3 spanish (then AP), US History 2 Honors
Clubs: VP of DECA, Member of Key Club and Spanish Club. Also, have done work with Habitat For Humanity.
Sports: I am a 4-year varsity letter award winner for golf and was a 2 year captain. Also, I have played basketball and will be getting a varsity letter this year.
Schools: I want to go to University of Florida, Villanova, University of Texas, NYU, Penn State, University of Maryland, and Rutgers.
What are my chances of getting in to any of these schools??