Well, you could pick interior design and applied math or physics. Then
jump to grad school and pick up a meteorlogy degree if you
choose. Meteorology has lots of math and lots of physics, in addition
to weather and climate. The better your background in both, the easier
it will be once you do hit college.

I'll have a good background in both by then, that's part of the reason I
can't choose between them easily. I'm starting an interior design club and
joining the meteorology club, and the high school in my town offers really
good courses.

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I'd look at the Univ. of Okla. Right in the heart of severe storm
country! It's where the National Severe Storms Lab is located (in
Norman ,not at OU...yet). They have a world-recognized metorology
program (see http://weather.ou.edu/ ), plus an architecture-based
interior design degree program (see
http://www.ou.edu/architecture/advising.htm#ugrad ). The university is
building a new weather research center, which shoud be completed by the
time you get ready to attend. The new center will house th OU School
of Meteorology as well as the Natn'l Severe Storms Lab.


Sounds good.

I use this program provided by the high school to search for colleges. You
click a course and it gives the colleges that offer it. I printed the
meteorology list and the interior design list, though, and that one didn't
come up as matching both. University of Talahassee in FL is the only one
that did, unless I didn't look carefully enough, and I know next to nothing
about how good thier interior design program is. They accept 63% of
applicants, and that's on the higher side in comparison to say, Harvard,
which accepts 11%.

On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 20:42:35 GMT,
~~SciGirl~~ , in
%gZ2e.383$4b.329@trndny09 wrote:

+ Strange...I could have sworn that UF was in Hog...errr...Gainesville.
+ I wonder if they moved in the middle of the night, whilst I was asleep?
+
+ No, there are just several different "Universities of Florida".

There are 11 Universities in the State University System. Only one of
them is called "University of Florida". I suspect the rest will be
offened...

FAMU
FAU
FIU
FSU
NCF
UCF
UWF
UNF
USF
UF

James
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