The prerequisite classes are terrible! Any WRD class or anything like that is just garbage. I suggest that if you attend here and have any desire to learn anything you didn't in high school you apply and try as hard as possible to get into the honors classes.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
The campus is great (it's Chicago). I will say that it was a really strange transition coming from such a small town going to such a big city. But once I got used to the public transportation and everything, I couldn't have been more happy.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
DePaul is pretty expensive, but it has a good name. People usually recognize it and almost immediately credit it with a good name. As far as I know, that means it's worth it.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Make sure you take advantage of everything that Chicago has to offer. There are so many opportunities that you may drown in them, so keep your head above water and your eyes on your goals.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Business bound. Party go-ers. Future bar frequenters. City folk. Non-traditional students.
The prerequisite classes are terrible! Any WRD class or anything like that is just garbage. I suggest that if you attend here and have any desire to learn anything you didn't in high school you apply and try as hard as possible to get into the honors classes.
The campus is great (it's Chicago). I will say that it was a really strange transition coming from such a small town going to such a big city. But once I got used to the public transportation and everything, I couldn't have been more happy.
DePaul is pretty expensive, but it has a good name. People usually recognize it and almost immediately credit it with a good name. As far as I know, that means it's worth it.
Make sure you take advantage of everything that Chicago has to offer. There are so many opportunities that you may drown in them, so keep your head above water and your eyes on your goals.
Business bound. Party go-ers. Future bar frequenters. City folk. Non-traditional students.