I loved being an asset at Towson University, because college has provided me with a well-rounded education on integrity and artistic sensibilities. My college curriculum provided me with complementary skills to use after graduating, as well as expanding my opportunities for personal growth. My professors at Towson taught me to embody a professional attitude which emphasizes motivation, determination, respect, civility, communication, maturity, commitment, and staying organized by: being prepared for class, on time for class, and respecting each teacherâ??s requirements, and being attentive.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
I found some classes to be more challenging than others but overall a good balance.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
Live on campus if you can because you'll meet some many people that. The dorms themselves were pretty nice for dorm life.
West village is the newest set o dorms, while the towers are where a majority of people live and they're closer to most of your classes.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
It's college not a home cooked meal every night. The food isn't bad and places like Newell Dining Hall/ The Den, West Village Commons, Au Bon Pain, and the union ( sus, p-tux and paws) are your best choices to survive.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
Towson has events that happen on and off campus. Towson is 20 minutes away from the city and a train ride from DC so they're is always something to do. You shouldn't get bored.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Towson has the mall right up the street so you can normally get pretty good deals there. Uptown is awesome if your old enough to get in. Marc train can get you to DC for like $7 dollars.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There are over 60 clubs and activities on campus. You can create your own club if there isn't one you prefer. Football games, Tigerfest and Homecoming are the biggest events majority of the campus will go to out of the year.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
We have it, no they don't have their houses.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
I loved being an asset at Towson University, because college has provided me with a well-rounded education on integrity and artistic sensibilities. My college curriculum provided me with complementary skills to use after graduating, as well as expanding my opportunities for personal growth. My professors at Towson taught me to embody a professional attitude which emphasizes motivation, determination, respect, civility, communication, maturity, commitment, and staying organized by: being prepared for class, on time for class, and respecting each teacherâ??s requirements, and being attentive.
I found some classes to be more challenging than others but overall a good balance.
Live on campus if you can because you'll meet some many people that. The dorms themselves were pretty nice for dorm life. West village is the newest set o dorms, while the towers are where a majority of people live and they're closer to most of your classes.
It's college not a home cooked meal every night. The food isn't bad and places like Newell Dining Hall/ The Den, West Village Commons, Au Bon Pain, and the union ( sus, p-tux and paws) are your best choices to survive.
Towson has events that happen on and off campus. Towson is 20 minutes away from the city and a train ride from DC so they're is always something to do. You shouldn't get bored.
Towson has the mall right up the street so you can normally get pretty good deals there. Uptown is awesome if your old enough to get in. Marc train can get you to DC for like $7 dollars.
There are over 60 clubs and activities on campus. You can create your own club if there isn't one you prefer. Football games, Tigerfest and Homecoming are the biggest events majority of the campus will go to out of the year.
We have it, no they don't have their houses.
TUPD ... enough said.