A bustling, environmentally-friendlier college full of life, ideas, and breathtaking people. The college has a diverse student body that comes from different countries or states, speaks at least two languages in most cases, and is passionate about different causes. Not only are the students beautiful, but so is the surrounding community and natural scene.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
1. Ask questions and double-check if you're unsure about something. People here are very helpful.
2. Make a list of clubs you may want to join so you don't feel overwhelmed by all the opportunities.
3. Contact your professors and coaches and let yourself be known.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
Some say that this college gives out more work than ivy league schools, so be careful! Learn to manage your time!
Describe the dorm life at your college.
People here are generally friendly and so you have a great roommate your first year. Second year and beyond, most people can get singles or share large suites.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
The food's good and varied not only in the dining halls but when different groups host their own dinners. The town also has some restaurants.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
Lots. No matter who you are, you'll find groups or people who share your sense of style of fun. Every week and day, presentations, games, parties, and meetings happen on this campus. You will not be bored.
A bustling, environmentally-friendlier college full of life, ideas, and breathtaking people. The college has a diverse student body that comes from different countries or states, speaks at least two languages in most cases, and is passionate about different causes. Not only are the students beautiful, but so is the surrounding community and natural scene.
1. Ask questions and double-check if you're unsure about something. People here are very helpful. 2. Make a list of clubs you may want to join so you don't feel overwhelmed by all the opportunities. 3. Contact your professors and coaches and let yourself be known.
Some say that this college gives out more work than ivy league schools, so be careful! Learn to manage your time!
People here are generally friendly and so you have a great roommate your first year. Second year and beyond, most people can get singles or share large suites.
The food's good and varied not only in the dining halls but when different groups host their own dinners. The town also has some restaurants.
Lots. No matter who you are, you'll find groups or people who share your sense of style of fun. Every week and day, presentations, games, parties, and meetings happen on this campus. You will not be bored.