Athabasca's 3 yr. BGS: Good for grad programs?

I thought I'd follow it up with a link...

http://outreach.uwyo.edu/construction/ocp/violet/mba.asp

"We do accept most 3-year bachelor degrees to be eligible for graduate admission."

Bing

 

I guess that there would be more acceptability in some of the northern border states.

That would make sense anyway.

 

I'm no geography major, but I don't think Wyoming borders Canada.

 

LOL, when you get further north than Oklahoma they are all Canadians to me!

 

States that border Wyoming are: Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Utah. States that border Canada are: Alaska, Idaho, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington.

 

Well, Oklahoma has Canadian County and the Canadian River. Okies are practically Canadian themselves!

 

Hi,

I live in Pennsylvania, and can say emphatically that it does not share a border with Canada. Lake Erie is owned by The U.S. and Canada, however the section of the lake that borders Pennsylvania is owned by the U.S.

- Tom

 

The borders of PA and ON would be considered to meet in the middle of Lake Erie somewhere.

 

Hmmm, that sounds logical, but I wonder if Lake Erie is considered a part of Pennsylvania "territory" or if it is simply owned by the U.S. Anyway, this is getting severely off topic, sorry!

Cheers!
Tom