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 | Quite Bright | | One thing that every student can agree on is that the campus is very beautiful. "Students" here often joke and call it a 'Country Club University." The campus is very safe which is nice to know. Now add the people. Including undergraduate and graduate students, there are about 2,400 students here: 25% are from other countries, and 75% are from the U.S. Within the American student population, about 70% are from somewhere in the northeast region. The rest of the 5% of students are from somewhere in Florida or some other part of the country. I happen to not be from the northeast or another country, nor am I from Florida. If you happen to be like me, don't come here! The school is diverse in a way. It's diversity contains wealthy north easterners, wealthy international students on trust funds, and wealthy students from other parts of the U.S. The academics are seriously a joke. If you are serious about academics, like me, then do not come to Lynn unless it's your only option for college. If that is so, then I would only advise that it is a stepping stone school for you to transfer elsewhere. I am a freshmen here and I already know that I will be transferring to larger state school in the real south. You really are buying your degree here. If you are like me and would rather actually work hard to EARN your grades, then this is not the school for you. Now onto the nonexistent social life here, it is pathetic. College is supposed to have a social life on campus. The only time there is ever anything happening on campus is when there are a lot of perspective students touring the school or during parents weekend. It is hilarious how the school, is trying to set things up during those times. Everything happens off campus, and by that I mean most of the students go to clubs around the South Florida area. Don't let the campus scene fool you when you visit. The campus is a ghost town on the weekends. The admissions department is one of the things here that really amazes me. They are really good at selling this school. When I visited as a senior in hs, I absolutely loved the campus. When I got here as a freshmen, my entire view changed. Nothing is really happening on campus other than when there are classes and people are walking to and from them. One more thing, look up "Lynn University" on urbandictionary.com because most of it is so true. | Campus Aesthetics: A+, Social Life: F |  | | |
| | Nov 18 2011 | 1st Year Female --
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|  | Bright | | Lynn Conservatory of music has a very negative environment, faculty members are very arrogant, especially in the brass department . They are very disorganized, uneducated, and students are treated very vary bad. Only the dean and the music theory professor are worth being there, well qualified, helpful. and nice people. The international center tears apart international students. They require them to deposit 2500$ even tough they have a full scholarship, and they rip them off on required health insurance. Academics are joke, and music making is horrible. If they give you scholarship they will treat you like their own slave with no rights, and in cases black mail you, and treaten students of loosing their scholarship.Consider other school even if this one might be free. Complete waste of your time. | Campus Aesthetics: A-, Education Quality: F |  | | |
| | Jul 19 2011 | 5th Year Male --
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|  | Quite Bright | I graduated Lynn with a degree in Communication, and I absolutely loved the program. There was so much hands-on experience, and the faculty was always there if and when I needed them. One thing I would say about Lynn is that the school is what you make of it. If you go into the school thinking that it's just a way to waste time and your parents money, then that's what it will be. If you go into the school with an open mind and the willingness to try new things, you'll come out of the school with more experience, more knowledge, and more real-life (and real-world and career-oriented) skills than you could get anywhere else. There are amazing opportunities at Lynn; you just have to take them. | Education Quality: A+, Useful Schoolwork: B |  | | |
| | Aug 01 2007 | 3rd Year Female --
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