After visiting and researching academic development, achievements, and graduation rates compared to other similar colleges and universities it was an easy decision to make.The staff, the faculty, and students who participated in the process of enrollment and orientation were incredibly friendly, informative, and did everything in their power to make you feel as you already belonged. They answered all our questions with courtesy and patience.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
This school is an excellent choice for those students who are looking to have access to a personalized teaching method created to help all students. It is situated in a quite, familiar setting, with faculty members and students who are willing to go out of their way to help you in any way possible. You are made to feel welcome. Since you have to consider the fact that this will be you home away from home it is comforting to know that you will not feel like just another student. Their curriculum, lab equipment, administration, staff, teachers, and students work as a unit. A well coordinated unit. I visited many colleges and universities before I made my decision, it was not easy to do. My greatest advice is to actually go to the prospective colleges and universities in person. This way you can see if your are comfortable with all aspects of where you will be studying and living for the next four years.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
The faculty, staff, and the students can give you incredibly valuable information. The students are more than willing to share their academic choices, and the results of those choices. The faculty is willing to sit with you and work out different scenarios, while leaving you with the peace of mind that the first year you won't be forced to make any concrete choices on your majors since many students change their choices as time progresses. They work with you in forming a personalized game plan that will ultimately lead you on the way when you do make that very important decision. There is no pressure on the freshman who have enough just to be able to acclimate to this new environment. They will be there to help you every step of the way.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
Freshman share the dorm rooms with one other freshman. You are not left alone. There are one to two other girls in charge of nightly check in. They are always there for you if you have any problems.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
Freshman have carte blanc the first year. The variety and quality of the food was quite fresh and delicious. They have a family based company who take care of all the necessities, as well as two trained chefs on staff.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
They have swimming, sports, and a gym. Once a year they hold a concert. There are also supervised parties. The town of Williamsport is a small quaint town with many activities to do such as movie theaters, river rides, and restaurants to name a few.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
They are building and expanding the campus as we speak. Their science department has the latest state of the art equipment. You also have the many different option to apply for work at the college campus.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
They have many clubs, and organizations you can join. They also have a volunteer program that sounds phenomenal.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Students that want to be able to live independently away from home, but want a campus that feels like your part of a family unit. It is a personalized environment. They are very supportive and they will remember you by name. You won't be just another student. You can have the best of both worlds. You can have fun while learning invaluable, quality academics that will lead you to achieve your dreams.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
Too many to list and name. The even more amazing part of it all is that if you don't find one that suits you, you can apply to make you own.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
Security is in place at all times, and hours. Both at the dorms, campus, parking lots, and surrounding areas. They are on patrol and you can call them even if you arrive late to accompany you to your dorm.
After visiting and researching academic development, achievements, and graduation rates compared to other similar colleges and universities it was an easy decision to make.The staff, the faculty, and students who participated in the process of enrollment and orientation were incredibly friendly, informative, and did everything in their power to make you feel as you already belonged. They answered all our questions with courtesy and patience.
This school is an excellent choice for those students who are looking to have access to a personalized teaching method created to help all students. It is situated in a quite, familiar setting, with faculty members and students who are willing to go out of their way to help you in any way possible. You are made to feel welcome. Since you have to consider the fact that this will be you home away from home it is comforting to know that you will not feel like just another student. Their curriculum, lab equipment, administration, staff, teachers, and students work as a unit. A well coordinated unit. I visited many colleges and universities before I made my decision, it was not easy to do. My greatest advice is to actually go to the prospective colleges and universities in person. This way you can see if your are comfortable with all aspects of where you will be studying and living for the next four years.
The faculty, staff, and the students can give you incredibly valuable information. The students are more than willing to share their academic choices, and the results of those choices. The faculty is willing to sit with you and work out different scenarios, while leaving you with the peace of mind that the first year you won't be forced to make any concrete choices on your majors since many students change their choices as time progresses. They work with you in forming a personalized game plan that will ultimately lead you on the way when you do make that very important decision. There is no pressure on the freshman who have enough just to be able to acclimate to this new environment. They will be there to help you every step of the way.
Freshman share the dorm rooms with one other freshman. You are not left alone. There are one to two other girls in charge of nightly check in. They are always there for you if you have any problems.
Freshman have carte blanc the first year. The variety and quality of the food was quite fresh and delicious. They have a family based company who take care of all the necessities, as well as two trained chefs on staff.
They have swimming, sports, and a gym. Once a year they hold a concert. There are also supervised parties. The town of Williamsport is a small quaint town with many activities to do such as movie theaters, river rides, and restaurants to name a few.
They are building and expanding the campus as we speak. Their science department has the latest state of the art equipment. You also have the many different option to apply for work at the college campus.
They have many clubs, and organizations you can join. They also have a volunteer program that sounds phenomenal.
Students that want to be able to live independently away from home, but want a campus that feels like your part of a family unit. It is a personalized environment. They are very supportive and they will remember you by name. You won't be just another student. You can have the best of both worlds. You can have fun while learning invaluable, quality academics that will lead you to achieve your dreams.
Too many to list and name. The even more amazing part of it all is that if you don't find one that suits you, you can apply to make you own.
Security is in place at all times, and hours. Both at the dorms, campus, parking lots, and surrounding areas. They are on patrol and you can call them even if you arrive late to accompany you to your dorm.