I am working on a degree in Computer Engineering.
I have already learned SO much in my first year there.
One of the latest projects was to program a video game.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
There is so much to do here, especially if you find the right housing and live on campus.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
a cheap school which has a nice campus with allot of things to do.
has a wide choice of majors, and a very good engineering program.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
If you plan to live on campus, Hamilton Hall is the best.
It is right in the middle of all the campus, and is easily the nicest looking dorm building, is literally 10 feet from the student union (where you eat and such), and has a very quiet atmosphere. The only drawbacks are the shared bathroom and shower for each floor, but they have someone who cleans it every day. In the other buildings you are responsible to clean your own bathrooms. Each room there also comes with a fridge, microwave, bed, dresser, wardrobe, and desk. I have had SO many people tell me that had wished they chose hamilton hall instead of the woods
Study before you take the COMPASS math test. Trigonometry and Algebra are in it. The score will determine where you fit in your math courses, and if you do well you can skip allot of courses.
Also, get involved with a before school event.
They have something called FOOT which is a hiking/camping thing.
There is also AAP which is a review of mathematics for engineers right before the school year, which will help you test higher.
ALL of my closer friends at this university are ones i met at AAP. i didnt go to FOOT, but i heard it was a great experience.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Engineers mostly. I hear their Psychology department is good as well.
I am working on a degree in Computer Engineering. I have already learned SO much in my first year there. One of the latest projects was to program a video game.
There is so much to do here, especially if you find the right housing and live on campus.
a cheap school which has a nice campus with allot of things to do. has a wide choice of majors, and a very good engineering program.
If you plan to live on campus, Hamilton Hall is the best. It is right in the middle of all the campus, and is easily the nicest looking dorm building, is literally 10 feet from the student union (where you eat and such), and has a very quiet atmosphere. The only drawbacks are the shared bathroom and shower for each floor, but they have someone who cleans it every day. In the other buildings you are responsible to clean your own bathrooms. Each room there also comes with a fridge, microwave, bed, dresser, wardrobe, and desk. I have had SO many people tell me that had wished they chose hamilton hall instead of the woods Study before you take the COMPASS math test. Trigonometry and Algebra are in it. The score will determine where you fit in your math courses, and if you do well you can skip allot of courses. Also, get involved with a before school event. They have something called FOOT which is a hiking/camping thing. There is also AAP which is a review of mathematics for engineers right before the school year, which will help you test higher. ALL of my closer friends at this university are ones i met at AAP. i didnt go to FOOT, but i heard it was a great experience.
Engineers mostly. I hear their Psychology department is good as well.