The professors really care that you are involved in class and that you benefit from class time as much as possible. There are so many resources that students can take advantage of which makes it very possible to succeed as long as you want to.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
There is such a friendly environment because the campus is so small and it feels like everyone knows everyone. Also, it is very easy to get involved on campus if you know what you want to do or want to try new things.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Coe is expensive, but they have amazing scholarships and I know that I won't have a problem getting a job by the time I graduate. The price tag seems ridiculous at first, but wait until after you view your scholarship package before you cross it off your list just because of price.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Just apply because the sooner you do, the sooner you can find scholarships and have opportunities to visit campus and meet teams and coaches. Getting a feel for the campus is really important so if you have the chance, take advantage of it!
Which types of students will excel at your college?
-Those who want to play college sports but can't decide on just one sport and/or really want to focus on academics as well.
-People who really want a community feel.
-Students that want real feedback from professors.
-Students dedicated to their work- it's not a place where you can just skate by!
The professors really care that you are involved in class and that you benefit from class time as much as possible. There are so many resources that students can take advantage of which makes it very possible to succeed as long as you want to.
There is such a friendly environment because the campus is so small and it feels like everyone knows everyone. Also, it is very easy to get involved on campus if you know what you want to do or want to try new things.
Coe is expensive, but they have amazing scholarships and I know that I won't have a problem getting a job by the time I graduate. The price tag seems ridiculous at first, but wait until after you view your scholarship package before you cross it off your list just because of price.
Just apply because the sooner you do, the sooner you can find scholarships and have opportunities to visit campus and meet teams and coaches. Getting a feel for the campus is really important so if you have the chance, take advantage of it!
-Those who want to play college sports but can't decide on just one sport and/or really want to focus on academics as well. -People who really want a community feel. -Students that want real feedback from professors. -Students dedicated to their work- it's not a place where you can just skate by!