Emerson is the school where you'll cry when you see the bill. You'll have to keep reminding yourself that this school is getting you where you want to be and they throw in so many extras along the way you'll get caught up in the experience and forget about the $50K tuition bill. The people you meet are all supportive and the few that aren't do not get too far
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Apply if you know what you want to do. Transfers- Work twice as hard to get on your track and get involved as much as you can.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
Classes are longer than one would expect and registering is competitive compared to State schools.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
They hate transfers in terms of housing. They dangle the prospect of it like a toy in front of a cat
Describe the food and dining at your college.
One of the worst in the area. Don't worry, the students are so good, they are petitioning to change it currently.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
Act in a student film
Write a student film
Student rush tickets to shows
Open mic nights
Plenty of intramural sports
Plenty of guest lectures and panels
Huge movie selection in the library
You're going to be watching tons of netflix even though there is so much to do
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
You get a lot from Emerson. The amount of people who get ons and connections once they graduate is surprisingly high given the competition in most media/performance fields. You're paying for the connections with this school, but it's worth it.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
Looking to expand into the Transportation building on Boylston Place.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Acting/performers, Media enthusiasts, socially awkward and extroverted people
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
Tons of options for all interests
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
It exists
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
Check in with ID to every building. No one can sneak in.
Emerson is the school where you'll cry when you see the bill. You'll have to keep reminding yourself that this school is getting you where you want to be and they throw in so many extras along the way you'll get caught up in the experience and forget about the $50K tuition bill. The people you meet are all supportive and the few that aren't do not get too far
Apply if you know what you want to do. Transfers- Work twice as hard to get on your track and get involved as much as you can.
Classes are longer than one would expect and registering is competitive compared to State schools.
They hate transfers in terms of housing. They dangle the prospect of it like a toy in front of a cat
One of the worst in the area. Don't worry, the students are so good, they are petitioning to change it currently.
Act in a student film Write a student film Student rush tickets to shows Open mic nights Plenty of intramural sports Plenty of guest lectures and panels Huge movie selection in the library You're going to be watching tons of netflix even though there is so much to do
You get a lot from Emerson. The amount of people who get ons and connections once they graduate is surprisingly high given the competition in most media/performance fields. You're paying for the connections with this school, but it's worth it.
Looking to expand into the Transportation building on Boylston Place.
Acting/performers, Media enthusiasts, socially awkward and extroverted people
Tons of options for all interests
It exists
Check in with ID to every building. No one can sneak in.