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| Quite Bright | I enjoyed my time at FAMU. The campus, facilities and events were awesome. Sure, I stood in that long line at Financial Aid and got the run-around a few times, but I think it made me the man I am. The world is not fair and things dont always go your way. It was the same at FAMU. But, if you worked hard and kept at it, you could get the job done. The school is well known for its teachings in Florida, but really known for the band elsewhere. What a shame, but I would do it again if I could. Go FAMU! | Starting Job: Banker, Preparedness: B, Reputation: B |  | |
| | Nov 29 2007 | Alumnus Male --
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| Quite Bright | First off, Florida A&M is a good school. The business program and pharmacy program are amazing. Florida A&M produces more African American teachers in the US than any other school. Like others have said, there are going to be a lot of people who are not focued on school but just the social life. Most of these people will be in-state, because the in-state tuition is A LOT cheaper than out-of-state. 1 out of 2 people that attend are from the Miami area. The people are relatively friendly. A lot of students are involved in other activities. If you attend here, social life will definitely not be a problem. Your social life will be amazing if you get to know people. As for the cons, the campus could be a little better. The school maintains good maintenance, but the buildings could be in better condition even though they are not the worst. The city of Tallahassee does have some good spots, but definitely not many. It is a medium-sized city so if you are from a big city, visit first. The locals are relatively friendly as well. I haven't had any problems with them. If you are looking for a relatively good school with a great social life, then Florida A&M is for you. The only reason I was half-looking to transfer is because I wanted to attend a school that is more academically inclined. Like I said, but if you attend the pharmacy or business programs, you are looking at top notch programs. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, Campus Aesthetics: B- |  | | |
| | Jul 30 2006 | 1st Year Male --
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| Super Brilliant | beign that i tranfered from two colleges before i finally settled here, i want to day that a lot of famu's issues are the same everywhere. there are going to be students who aern't about learning, who are close-minded and come to school to party..trust me, it was the same thing when my girl was at STANFORD. now, the fin. aid is a hbcu thing and it is bad, but outside of that, the school is building knew building all the time, seems like most buildings except dorms are fairly knew, and they have good programs. the problem is not the programs, the problem is FAMU is not IVY LEAGUE, so, if its not exceptionally hard to get into, you will ahve students who didnt do their work in high school messin around in school....but it is a good school overall, the hbcu experience is one of a kind. | Social Life: A+, Individual Value: C- |  | | |
| | Dec 26 2005 | 1st Year Male --
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| Quite Bright | I will always cherish the education I received from FAMU. The professors cared about you. They made sure you came away from their course with more than what was in the text. Of course, your participation was key; if you didn't take advantage of every opportunity, you probably have a different opinion of the FAMU experience. My years at FAMU taught me to be critical of everything and not to take "No" for an answer. If I had more time, I would have pursued a double major. | Starting Job: Division Manager, Preparedness: A+, Reputation: A+ |  | |
| | Oct 05 2005 | Alumnus Male --
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