The University of Louisville is an excellent college with an outstanding health/science program. I am interested in the Nursing Program at the University of Louisville's Nursing Program because of their Instructor's qualifications and background and the surrounding medical centers. The Biology and Chemistry classes at U of L provide a sound basis for Nursing Theories.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Check out the University of Louisville for their Nursing Program as well as their extracurriculars; it's a school situated in a beautiful town with great opportunities. I would highly recommend you to look at the University of Louisville for Health related programs and their athletic teams. I thoroughly enjoy the classes, the atmosphere, the students, and cheering at the University of Louisville.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
The classes are challenging at the University of Louisville, yet there is help available in all areas of study, whether you need one-on-one help, individualized instruction within groups, or teaching assistant-led review sessions. There is always someone in any of my classes that are looking for study partners, which I find to be helpful in preparing for quizzes, tests, or even going over a paper with someone.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
My dorm is the best place to live, with a private bedroom, kitchen, sitting room and semi-private bathroom that I share with my one roommate. It has a workout room, a computer room, a media room to hang out and watch movies and TV shows, and we have a pool, outdoor grills, outdoor courtyard, and a sand volleyball court. It's like living in a condo but all on your own with lots of amenities, and not like a dorm at all, but on campus!
Describe the food and dining at your college.
The Ville Grill is an all you can eat dining hall that our meal plan is accepted at and it has great food. There are plenty of other food choices within walking distance from our dorms and there are great restaurants within driving distance also.
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
There is plenty of activities to do, both on campus and off campus. There are parties, and sporting events-most of which are free with your college ID, and there's plenty of opportunities to meet new people on campus and off by looking into the Student Activities.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
Homecoming is so fun with lots of activities and fun things for all to see and experience.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
All types of students can find their niche: old and young, quiet and shy as well as outgoing and active. Many things to do for all and many friends to make with all of the different types of people that you will meet.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There are so many clubs and activities to join and participate in. I have met some people who don't do any activities, and then there's some who do 4 or 5 activities on campus. I am a cheerleader so that keeps me busy and I really don't have time for anything else but I have met those who play soccer and enjoy doing Orientation tours and all kinds of other things to belong to.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
I have only met a couple of people involved in Greek life, but I am not involved in it. It seems like a fun way to go, if it's for you.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
I feel that campus safety is a priority at U of L. It seems like there is always security around and that there is security available if needed. Also, my dorm is very secure and you need a swipe card to enter and must sign your guests in after hours.
The University of Louisville is an excellent college with an outstanding health/science program. I am interested in the Nursing Program at the University of Louisville's Nursing Program because of their Instructor's qualifications and background and the surrounding medical centers. The Biology and Chemistry classes at U of L provide a sound basis for Nursing Theories.
Check out the University of Louisville for their Nursing Program as well as their extracurriculars; it's a school situated in a beautiful town with great opportunities. I would highly recommend you to look at the University of Louisville for Health related programs and their athletic teams. I thoroughly enjoy the classes, the atmosphere, the students, and cheering at the University of Louisville.
The classes are challenging at the University of Louisville, yet there is help available in all areas of study, whether you need one-on-one help, individualized instruction within groups, or teaching assistant-led review sessions. There is always someone in any of my classes that are looking for study partners, which I find to be helpful in preparing for quizzes, tests, or even going over a paper with someone.
My dorm is the best place to live, with a private bedroom, kitchen, sitting room and semi-private bathroom that I share with my one roommate. It has a workout room, a computer room, a media room to hang out and watch movies and TV shows, and we have a pool, outdoor grills, outdoor courtyard, and a sand volleyball court. It's like living in a condo but all on your own with lots of amenities, and not like a dorm at all, but on campus!
The Ville Grill is an all you can eat dining hall that our meal plan is accepted at and it has great food. There are plenty of other food choices within walking distance from our dorms and there are great restaurants within driving distance also.
There is plenty of activities to do, both on campus and off campus. There are parties, and sporting events-most of which are free with your college ID, and there's plenty of opportunities to meet new people on campus and off by looking into the Student Activities.
Homecoming is so fun with lots of activities and fun things for all to see and experience.
All types of students can find their niche: old and young, quiet and shy as well as outgoing and active. Many things to do for all and many friends to make with all of the different types of people that you will meet.
There are so many clubs and activities to join and participate in. I have met some people who don't do any activities, and then there's some who do 4 or 5 activities on campus. I am a cheerleader so that keeps me busy and I really don't have time for anything else but I have met those who play soccer and enjoy doing Orientation tours and all kinds of other things to belong to.
I have only met a couple of people involved in Greek life, but I am not involved in it. It seems like a fun way to go, if it's for you.
I feel that campus safety is a priority at U of L. It seems like there is always security around and that there is security available if needed. Also, my dorm is very secure and you need a swipe card to enter and must sign your guests in after hours.