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Coe is diverse in more than one aspect. It has a large sack of cliques and groups people can fit into and it does actually feel like the squeal to "high school" (concerning social life). Going to Coe is awesome if you have a jock strap on your head. If you are one of those people that doesn't devote 50% of their life to sports and getting smashed on weekends, think carefully.

Education is also variable. All I can (accurately) tell you about is the science program. If you're interested in hard science, you are in luck. The physics and chemistry departments will practically give you blow jobs. If you're a soft science kind of student, you're going to be one of many hands clamoring for attention. Professors, in general, are nice and understanding... those virtues don't always extent to the rest of the faculty.

Coe devotes A LOT of time and money to recruiting and it shows. Freshman housing can be terrible with the overcrowding and your first year support system is based solely around the idea that students wont realize that most of their 40,000 tuition is diverted to jock-related sports and recruiting. If you ever visit remember that old saying: all that glitters is not gold.Coe WILL take care of your money, very good care. All you need to do is be a jock and pick the right major... otherwise you might end up in shit-city.
Faculty Accessibility: A-, Campus Maintenance: D-
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May 05 2013 2nd Year Male -- Class 2015  
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Coe College is very diverse in its cliques and congruent social groups and person types. People here are cannot be generally refereed to as outliers or shinning stars, but they are far from mediocre. Coe parties hard and studies hard. It has connections and placement programs. It certainly provides something, but only the student's own ambition will mold that into an education. The community is tight and secrets never last, but the friendships do. It has an excellent science program, but it weeds all but the smart and/or tenacious students. It has a lot of possible potential running through it.
Innovation: A, Campus Maintenance: D+
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I didn't know how to get help when I found myself struggling. Staff treated me like I was a moron. The product Coe provides is not the same program that they present when recruiting.
Campus Aesthetics: A, Faculty Accessibility: F
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