im not sure if they have a surf club, but unless you you have some scholarships its not worth it. the education at brookdale is better than monmouth
chill riche and im pretty sure that Monmouth has a surf club but any way second year im going abroad to Aussie Sydney im pretty sure
I have a degree from Brookdale before my transfer to Rutgers. Actually had one of the same teachers from Brookdale teach me a course at Rutgers, I was like What?
Yes, Monmouth at least DID have a surf club. I'm not sure the status of it now. From what I have seen from doing alumni events that the student population is more unmotivated than ever. On the other hand,if there is not a surf club or any club that you want on the campus then make your own. But what I can tell you is if you to go to Monmouth you WILL have a hard time getting people to come to anything. They are Rich Underacheivers who dont give a sh*t about sh*t b/c mommy and daddy take care of everything. Good luck P.S. (I would not suggest a community college to someone trying to go to a university. I agree Monmouth's EXPENSIVE but to suggest that a Brookdale degree holds any presedence over a Monmouth University degree is greatly misleading. Education wise, I may agree with you but like anything else its all about the name.)
Monmouth Surf club? what a joke. Those kids are ***s... I love how they'd come to the the beach like 10 people deep and try to hold down the line up. Lets just say that doesnt happen anymore.
There was one when I graduated in 2007 but I think it is pretty much gone now. And as far as rolling up 10 people deep, Doubtful considering only 5 kids in the club actually surfed the years I was there. Yes, you heard me right, a surf club made up of primarily people that dont even surf. Wow, thats depressing to re-read.
lol. unless they were really smart and figured out they could buy surf clothes from a surf shop. join the surf club and everyone would think they surfed even if they didn't. better yet, went out twice a year when they heard there was waves, struggle with the paddle out and sit outside the whole time then catch one, wipe out and paddle in. .and claim they are a surfer...
you and the jew crew from deal try to hold down the line up and lets just say that doesnt happen ever
im not saying it holds any presedence over a monmouth degree but you could apply for transfer and go to rutgers after, and your rutgers degree wont say anything about going to brookdale
Exactly. Then you say you went to Rutgers U and you have a much better name on your resume than Monmouth U. My kids will never do their first two years anywhere but county, unless they get scholarships or pay for it themselves.
I think the point was missed. What I'm getting at is the kid is talking about going to a university and you guys suggested Brookdale. The point I was making is he obviously wants to go to a 'real' college. Dorms, parties, surf clubs ect. Yes, you are right you can transfer but why lose two years of college going to a community school. As far as the 'kids' in the club being d*cks, I would beg to differ. Granted a lot of people who showed up didnt surf but they did more than most of the "surfers" on here. Beach clean ups, Surfrider fundraisers, comps, ect. It's like saying Surfrider is a pointless org b/c non-surfer join it. The clubs purpose wasnt to have all surfers but rather people who enjoy surf culture. Sorry that not everyone involved is as "core" as you. Also, sorry to break the news to you this is New Jersey. Its rarely bigger than overhead so enough with the corny ass localism b/c truthfully MOST of you talk a good game but can't back up a damn thing. So, word of advice, be humble. I find it funny that most of the time the least talented surfers have the most to say.
True about the social aspect, which I overlooked. But in an ideal world, academics come first. I know my world was dictated by the social aspects though.
