[originaltext]M: I can’t believe that we’re almost out of high school.W: I can

M: I can’t believe that we’re almost out of high school.
W: I can’t either. What are you going to do after graduation? Go to college?
M: Yes, but I haven’t decided where to go until now.
W: Do you want to go to a big university or a small one?
M: I think I’d rather go to a small university, so the classes wouldn’t be so large.
W: Do you want to go out of the state or just stay here?
M: I’d like to stay in the state, so that I will be close to home.
W: It sure would be nice to be close enough to come home and visit family on weekends when you want to. Do you like a public or private university?
M: Well, I like the atmosphere of a private church-owned school. The students are more serious about school, and there isn’t a lot of partying.
W: That’s true, but private universities are so expensive. How are you going to pay for it?
M: I’ve applied for a scholarship, and my parents have agreed to help me pay for some of the expenses. What about you? What are you going to do next fall?
W: I’m going to Oregon State University.
M: Oh, I know a lot of kids who’ve gone there; they really liked it. Why did you choose it?
W: Well, a lot of my friends are going there, and the school has a good teacher preparation program. You know to be a teacher has been my dream for a long time.
M: Yes, and I hear they have a really great basketball team, too.
W: Yes. It’ll be fun to go to the games. I’m really excited about the social life at college.
M: Well, good luck.
W: Same to you. See you later.