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RogerWilco · 09-15-2004, 08:41 PM

I think it may depend upon what major you are studying. I took Architectural Technologies at SAIT and then transferred to Montana State University after I graduated. I graduated from MSU with a Master of Architecture degree. I graduated SAIT in 93 so some times it is hard to remember what it was like. I do know that graduating from SAIT gave me a huge heads up to secondary education. I wasn't a great student in high school and the fast paced nature of SAIT really helped me grow as a student. Although I wasn't able to transfer many courses it was a great prep for University. If I didn't go to SAIT I wouldn't have done as well at MSU. But then again the 2 years at SAIT turned what could have been 5 years into 7 years. I loved school though so I wouldn't trade that for anything. Damn, I wish I could go back to school. Whatever you choose, just enjoy your time there.

Edit--- by the way, both are hard but both can be fun (or atleast enjoyable).

09-15-2004, 08:41 PM	#2
RogerWilco First Line Centre Join Date: Mar 2004 Exp:	I think it may depend upon what major you are studying. I took Architectural Technologies at SAIT and then transferred to Montana State University after I graduated. I graduated from MSU with a Master of Architecture degree. I graduated SAIT in 93 so some times it is hard to remember what it was like. I do know that graduating from SAIT gave me a huge heads up to secondary education. I wasn't a great student in high school and the fast paced nature of SAIT really helped me grow as a student. Although I wasn't able to transfer many courses it was a great prep for University. If I didn't go to SAIT I wouldn't have done as well at MSU. But then again the 2 years at SAIT turned what could have been 5 years into 7 years. I loved school though so I wouldn't trade that for anything. Damn, I wish I could go back to school. Whatever you choose, just enjoy your time there. Edit--- by the way, both are hard but both can be fun (or atleast enjoyable).