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  • "Get an Education, Enjoy Life"
    Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis (Indianapolis, Indiana)
    Douglas Karr (Guest)
    3 days ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
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    A beautiful campus, affordable living, plentiful jobs and internships. Why would you want to lock yourself up in a city that you can't afford? This campus has it all - including a world-class math assistance center.
    Ratings:
    • Social Life
    • Academics
    • Girl Looks
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    • Food
    • Housing
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    Last year attended or visited: 2009
    My affiliation to this college: Other
    Best party night: Friday
    On the weekends: Most people go home
  • "My Review of Lambuth University"
    Lambuth University (Jackson, Tennessee)
    LUeagle (Guest)
    7 days ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:

    Ratings:
    • Social Life
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    • Girl Looks
    • Guy Looks
    • Professors
    • Sports
    • Greek Life
    • Food
    • Housing
    • Bars
    Last year attended or visited: 2009
    My affiliation to this college: Alumni
    Best party night: Friday
    On the weekends: Most people go home
  • "Excellent College"
    Hodges University (Naples, Florida)
    John (Guest)
    19 days ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    This school does an excellent job of producing graduates that excel in chosen occupations as well as graduate studies. Very writing and research intensive. Class design is similar to those of top-tier private colleges.
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    Last year attended or visited: 2009
    My affiliation to this college: Alumni
    On the weekends: Most people go home
  • "good online program"
    California University of Pennsylvania (California, Pennsylvania)
    Michelle (Guest)
    20 days ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    I attend online so I am not familiar with campus life.
    Ratings:
    • Academics
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    Last year attended or visited: 2009
    My affiliation to this college: Current Student
  • "Challenging"
    University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez (Mayaguez, Puerto Rico)
    Jose Mendez (Guest)
    22 days ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    The school of engineering is very challenging. The campus is nice and relaxing.
    Ratings:
    • Social Life
    • Academics
    • Girl Looks
    • Professors
    • Sports
    • Food
    Last year attended or visited: 1987
    My affiliation to this college: Alumni
  • "JFKU is a perfect school"
    John F. Kennedy University (Pleasant Hill, California)
    Frank (Guest)
    1 month ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    The JFK University has earned for itself one of the finest reputations of any private university in the California,United States since 1964.
    Ratings:
    • Social Life
    • Academics
    • Girl Looks
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    • Greek Life
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    Last year attended or visited: 2008
    On the weekends: Most people go home
  • " Academic Excellence at Penn State"
    Pennsylvania State University (The) (University Park, Pennsylvania)
    Jenny Rank
    1 month ago
    3 People found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    Penn State is considered one of the “Public Ivies,” and the way they maintain that reputation is by keeping academic standards high. They generally admit less than half of their applicants, and once in students are expected to do their share of work. There are a number of different programs that students can choose from. The university is divided into a number of colleges, ranging from the Smeal College of Business to the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences to the College of Liberal Arts. In short, whatever you want to study is probably an option at Penn State. With such notable professors at Pulitzer Prize winning poet Theodore Roethke to philosopher Ivan Illich to Erwin Muller, Penn State’s academic reputation has continued to develop over the years. The university also has a very strong Honors tradition. There is an Honors College and also a number of sub-programs that facilitate individual achievement.
    Ratings:
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    Last year attended or visited: 2009
  • "Alarming Parties"
    University of Wisconsin - Madison (Madison, Wisconsin)
    Lisa Rank
    1 month ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    In 2006 Playboy Magazine set a precedent by naming Madison the top party school in the United States. This came after years on various lists for being a big drinking and partying school, but Playboy really drove the image home. Although the university has gone to some trouble to try and correct this image, students report that the school is as much a party scene as ever before. Epic parties and traditions persist in and around the university. The State Street Halloween Party and Mifflin Street Block Party are two of the more famous traditions—traditions that often leave a handful of students hospitalized and countless students with photos they would be ashamed to show their parents. All of that said, most of the students also have a heck of a lot of fun while at Madison. If you don’t mind setting an alarm to get up in the morning (either to start drinking early or to ensure that you make your one p.m, class after a heavy night of partying) then it might be just the school for you.
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    • Social Life
    • Academics
    • Professors
    Last year attended or visited: 2009
  • "A Premier Research University"
    University of Washington (Seattle, Washington)
    Lisa Rank
    1 month ago
    2 People found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    The University of Washington is the largest public university in the Pacific Northwest, and is also one of the most prominent research institutions in the United States. With over 40,000 students, the university stands out among other local universities, but it its research tradition that sets it apart on a national scale. The University of Washington receives more federal funding for research than any other public university in the US (and is, in fact, surpassed by only one private institution). Additionally, the school’s own research budget consistently ranks in the top five amongst all American universities. This money isn’t spent for nothing though. The university’s faculty is made up of MacArthur Fellows, Nobel Laureates, a winner of the Fields Medal, winners of the National Book Award, and countless other highly regarded titles. Students at the UW are apt to follow in their professors’ footsteps, and after four years at this research university, students are prepared for further study or careers.
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    Last year attended or visited: 2009
  • "What to do at UCLA"
    University of California, Los Angeles (Los Angeles, California)
    Lisa Rank
    1 month ago
    1 Person found this Rating/Review Interesting
    Review Notes:
    UCLA, located in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles (nearby to the posh Beverly Hills), not only offers a world-class education, but also offers a campus scene that will make the next four years of your life unforgettable. There are over 800 registered student organizations and more than 60 Greek organizations, not to mention all of the different athletic programs. Whatever your interest, UCLA probably has something to match it with. There is a huge number of student organizations, and these organizations cater to seemingly every interest. From performing arts to martial arts, language to religion, there seems to be an organization hosting a different event every day. This means that campus is lively and interesting, and there is always something to do. The student government is also very active. Athletics are also important at UCLA. The UCLA Bruins are a Division I Pac 10 school, and year after year the Bruins take home titles. The campus always seems to come together to support different teams during different seasons!
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    • Academics
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    Last year attended or visited: 2009

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