Too religious despite their downplayed advertisements. Great professors who want to help you. Besides the religion aspect the school is really nice.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
The school is very party oriented on the weekends, if you don't want to party you should request to live on the Hill. The Hill is the quietest place on campus. You should also always ask the professor for help when you need it and tell them when you'll be absent they'll help you out the best they can and sympathize.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
The school is easy enough for people with higher grade point averages like 3.3 up and a real challenge for those in the 2.0 range.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
I'm a resident assistant for the residence halls, we do our best to make sure everyone's comfortable. Residential life tries to keep everyone happy with their situation and will help you find roommates if your last one(s) didn't work out.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
It gets better every year but as a first year you will get sick eating the food no matter how strong of a stomach you have.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
I run the Art club at Assumption as well as infrequently attend Philosophy club. Residential life puts on monthly programs on a Saturday night and the Campus Activity Board plus SGA put on things nearly every weekend.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
It's expensive but worth it. I would've never survived at a state university. Assumption is small and cozy but just big enough to get away from the people you don't want to see. The professors are a saving grace there, they're awesome.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
The Valley is where all the sports seniors live and is the biggest party area on campus. However, most parties are broken up by 9pm because of how hectic they get. Every year in April before finals we have something called 'Pup Cup' where freshmen and sophomores compete in sports to see which class is better. Plus there's a mini carnival during the day and good food.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
It's great for people who like sports, and partying. But it's also good for quiet smart kids who want to get a good experience with their schooling.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There's over 60 clubs and it's easy to make one of your own. We just started a martial arts club recently too.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There is no Greek life.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
The campus police are some of the few on any college campus in the country that have an actual gun. If something bad happens they're always there to help.
Too religious despite their downplayed advertisements. Great professors who want to help you. Besides the religion aspect the school is really nice.
The school is very party oriented on the weekends, if you don't want to party you should request to live on the Hill. The Hill is the quietest place on campus. You should also always ask the professor for help when you need it and tell them when you'll be absent they'll help you out the best they can and sympathize.
The school is easy enough for people with higher grade point averages like 3.3 up and a real challenge for those in the 2.0 range.
I'm a resident assistant for the residence halls, we do our best to make sure everyone's comfortable. Residential life tries to keep everyone happy with their situation and will help you find roommates if your last one(s) didn't work out.
It gets better every year but as a first year you will get sick eating the food no matter how strong of a stomach you have.
I run the Art club at Assumption as well as infrequently attend Philosophy club. Residential life puts on monthly programs on a Saturday night and the Campus Activity Board plus SGA put on things nearly every weekend.
It's expensive but worth it. I would've never survived at a state university. Assumption is small and cozy but just big enough to get away from the people you don't want to see. The professors are a saving grace there, they're awesome.
The Valley is where all the sports seniors live and is the biggest party area on campus. However, most parties are broken up by 9pm because of how hectic they get. Every year in April before finals we have something called 'Pup Cup' where freshmen and sophomores compete in sports to see which class is better. Plus there's a mini carnival during the day and good food.
It's great for people who like sports, and partying. But it's also good for quiet smart kids who want to get a good experience with their schooling.
There's over 60 clubs and it's easy to make one of your own. We just started a martial arts club recently too.
There is no Greek life.
The campus police are some of the few on any college campus in the country that have an actual gun. If something bad happens they're always there to help.