The campus is beautiful, a relatively good size, and welcoming. There's always something to do whether its a first 56 activity or just chilling in the Pirate's Cellar. There's always somewhere you can go or someone you can go to when you are in need of help.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Make lots of friends and network, you never know what the people around you can provide for you. Give everything a chance, especially in the beginning because the little problem some things wont seem as problem some once your settled in.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
In the beginning the work load may seem easy but once the professors deem you comfortable and ready the pressure becomes intense. Stick with it despite any negatives. Your no longer looked at as a kid in college your looked at as an adult so your expected to act like it. High school excuses won't work here so just do your best and do all assignments on time.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
The freshman rooms are a little on the small size, but once your settled in and you and your roommates work out a cleaning and bathroom schedule everything should go smoothly. There's always something to do especially the first month or so.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
The food in the dining hall is actually pretty good. There's so many options you can even create your own meals.There's other places to eat besides the dining hall.Everything is delicious.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
There's paces to go off campus, there's even a Shufly that goes right to the train station. So its quite easy to get to the city. There's also tons of things to do on campus; parties, campus sponsored events, and lounging with your new friends.
The campus is beautiful, a relatively good size, and welcoming. There's always something to do whether its a first 56 activity or just chilling in the Pirate's Cellar. There's always somewhere you can go or someone you can go to when you are in need of help.
Make lots of friends and network, you never know what the people around you can provide for you. Give everything a chance, especially in the beginning because the little problem some things wont seem as problem some once your settled in.
In the beginning the work load may seem easy but once the professors deem you comfortable and ready the pressure becomes intense. Stick with it despite any negatives. Your no longer looked at as a kid in college your looked at as an adult so your expected to act like it. High school excuses won't work here so just do your best and do all assignments on time.
The freshman rooms are a little on the small size, but once your settled in and you and your roommates work out a cleaning and bathroom schedule everything should go smoothly. There's always something to do especially the first month or so.
The food in the dining hall is actually pretty good. There's so many options you can even create your own meals.There's other places to eat besides the dining hall.Everything is delicious.
There's paces to go off campus, there's even a Shufly that goes right to the train station. So its quite easy to get to the city. There's also tons of things to do on campus; parties, campus sponsored events, and lounging with your new friends.