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Of course, i am from here, so iQuite BrightArchitecture
Of course, i am from here, so i may be biased because this is my hometown. However, because i am studying architecture and our school is great, i have been challenged to my level of expectancy and would advise anyone seeking an architecture school to check out ASU. Because only 40-50 people are accepted into upper division every year, it's very competitive, so don't slack at all.
4th Year Male -- Class 2004
Innovation: A+, Individual Value: C+
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A fun university, but no where I couldQuite BrightEducation
A fun university, but no where I could spend four years. Missed being able to come home and having a close group of friends. Everyone there is more interested in prtying than your well being. Great travel opportunities and plenty of great restauraunts, bars, clubs and expensive shopping. Pretty high paced lifestyle, and very expensive.
1st Year Female -- Class 2004
Collaboration/Competitive: B+, Friendliness: D+
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Learn specific job related skills while in collegeJournalism
Learn specific job related skills while in college or HS.You are of little value to any organization if you are limited in filling the needs of a company. Learn to speak one or more foreign languages, computer or technical services, software services, musical, or medical skills. Too many graduates are nice people with a desire to learn and make money, but have nothing of value that they can add to an organization right out of school. They are often thrown into some mundane position and set up to learn on their own, or fail. Also, be able to communicate with others well. Learn how to write emails, letters and documents properly. I spend too much time correcting letters and messages that are poorly constructed.
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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