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Futa_Mill
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Ya, you see more macs around college's or universitys these days. And my univeristy which i will be going to next year has a apple resseler in it. Heaven lol(i will be spending lots of cash lol)
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AJagor92
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I completely agree with Devo. You <u><b>MUST</u></b> buy her a lock for it.
To go on with your answer.
Macbooks are fully accepted at colleges. I'm not in college yet (unfortunately - highschool sucks), but my sister is, and my brother just graduated.
Anyways, my sister has a macbook pro, and has no problem. Many (and i mean many) or her friends have macbooks and there is never a problem with anything. It's actually easier for them cause they don't have to worry about all the problems Windows has![/quote]
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