A seperate world like we have had previously. Sims live there entire run of Uni.
> @Movotti said: > tiff_ben98 wrote: » > > I would also like if some universities can be based on whether or not sim qualifies to go there (like if there grade is a C they can't go to a top notch uni). > > > > Why not have it as it is here? If you don't get good grades, you don't get to go to uni at all. > In the US there are some universities where low grades don't make much of a difference when it comes down to acceptance, also all 2 year colleges accept anybody regardless of their grades. > In regards to university, I still enjoy the concepts of fraternities and sororities, > > > > I'd like them to have an on/off switch, so you can have them in your save or not. > but I'd like if there could be an option to have clubs for that life stage only > > > > Yes! Uni clubs are a big deal here. They're how you meet with people outside of the course you're doing. You don't even have to be a uni student to join most of them, former students often return, year after year, to pay their membership, and remain in a role of mentor to the new members. > > declaring a major > > > > I've never really understood that concept. > Everyone I know who attended uni, entered knowing what they were going to study. > Then again, I've also read that first year uni in the US is often similar to our last year of secondary school. We finish school, knowing what direction we're going in, they don't choose the direction until uni. > Maybe I do understand it after all. :/
Add lots like Get To Work where no matter where your Sims live, they’ll all load up in the same Uni. The world would still provide new locations. Sims could still live at home and go each day.
In the US there are some universities where low grades don't make much of a difference when it comes down to acceptance, also all 2 year colleges accept anybody regardless of their grades.
wow. I guess that makes all our unis prestigious.
If you don't get high enough marks to get in, you have to go the long way, attend a senior school, do year 13, try again. Or attend TAFE, use it as a stepping stone. Or do a bridging course.
In Australia, technical and further education aka TAFE is like a cross between community college and trade school.
Each country has it's own way of doing things. For many of us, the way the US does things is very alien.
Add lots like Get To Work where no matter where your Sims live, they’ll all load up in the same Uni. The world would still provide new locations. Sims could still live at home and go each day.
I don't really mind how they do it I just hope they make it soon!!
A seperate world like we have had previously. Sims live there entire run of Uni.
It's part of the university experience being on a campus. For that to work with a game using loading screens you need a separate world.
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Add lots like Get To Work where no matter where your Sims live, they’ll all load up in the same Uni. The world would still provide new locations. Sims could still live at home and go each day.
Considering I hope that if we get this EP it's an overhaul of the education/schooling system, I really want my sims to be able to live at home while going to school. Maybe have the worlds more like vacation spots, so you have to pay for your semester but eventually you go back. That way the rest of the family isn't just stuck in time either.
I also really want like post-grad classes and night school. Most people I know don't just get their BA or BS and hop into the workforce.
Add lots like Get To Work where no matter where your Sims live, they’ll all load up in the same Uni. The world would still provide new locations. Sims could still live at home and go each day.
> @CAITLINX354 said: > Considering I hope that if we get this EP it's an overhaul of the education/schooling system, I really want my sims to be able to live at home while going to school. Maybe have the worlds more like vacation spots, so you have to pay for your semester but eventually you go back. That way the rest of the family isn't just stuck in time either. > > I also really want like post-grad classes and night school. Most people I know don't just get their BA or plum and hop into the workforce.
oh no I meant Bachelor of Science not the swear! smh
A seperate world like we have had previously. Sims live there entire run of Uni.
I'd like to have it similar to Sims 2 where we had a choice of different universities and they should be able to attend university at any age (Teen to Elder)
Add lots like Get To Work where no matter where your Sims live, they’ll all load up in the same Uni. The world would still provide new locations. Sims could still live at home and go each day.
Considering I hope that if we get this EP it's an overhaul of the education/schooling system, I really want my sims to be able to live at home while going to school. Maybe have the worlds more like vacation spots, so you have to pay for your semester but eventually you go back. That way the rest of the family isn't just stuck in time either.
Yep, being able to live at home is more realistic for many players outside of the US.
And as you've pointed out, you can continue to play with the rest of their family.
There are a lot of people who have kids, and still attend uni irl, so why can't this be included as an option in the game? Let your sims live at home, or send them to live on campus, we need the option of choices.
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> I would also like if some universities can be based on whether or not sim qualifies to go there (like if there grade is a C they can't go to a top notch uni).
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> Why not have it as it is here? If you don't get good grades, you don't get to go to uni at all.
> In the US there are some universities where low grades don't make much of a difference when it comes down to acceptance, also all 2 year colleges accept anybody regardless of their grades.
> In regards to university, I still enjoy the concepts of fraternities and sororities,
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> but I'd like if there could be an option to have clubs for that life stage only
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> Yes! Uni clubs are a big deal here. They're how you meet with people outside of the course you're doing. You don't even have to be a uni student to join most of them, former students often return, year after year, to pay their membership, and remain in a role of mentor to the new members.
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> I've never really understood that concept.
> Everyone I know who attended uni, entered knowing what they were going to study.
> Then again, I've also read that first year uni in the US is often similar to our last year of secondary school. We finish school, knowing what direction we're going in, they don't choose the direction until uni.
> Maybe I do understand it after all. :/
If you don't get high enough marks to get in, you have to go the long way, attend a senior school, do year 13, try again. Or attend TAFE, use it as a stepping stone. Or do a bridging course.
In Australia, technical and further education aka TAFE is like a cross between community college and trade school.
Each country has it's own way of doing things. For many of us, the way the US does things is very alien.
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I also really want like post-grad classes and night school. Most people I know don't just get their BA or BS and hop into the workforce.
> Considering I hope that if we get this EP it's an overhaul of the education/schooling system, I really want my sims to be able to live at home while going to school. Maybe have the worlds more like vacation spots, so you have to pay for your semester but eventually you go back. That way the rest of the family isn't just stuck in time either.
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> I also really want like post-grad classes and night school. Most people I know don't just get their BA or plum and hop into the workforce.
oh no I meant Bachelor of Science not the swear! smh
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Yep, being able to live at home is more realistic for many players outside of the US.
And as you've pointed out, you can continue to play with the rest of their family.
There are a lot of people who have kids, and still attend uni irl, so why can't this be included as an option in the game? Let your sims live at home, or send them to live on campus, we need the option of choices.