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ISU doesn't feel likeAverageFinance
ISU doesn't feel like a university. Its small, some of the building are outdated. There are WAY to many mormons, it feels like a religious school.
1st Year Male -- Class 2009
Perceived Campus Safety: A-, Innovation: C-
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There is no Deaf community to speak of.BrightSociology
There is no Deaf community to speak of. The city and school lacks cultural exposure. If you are seeking a place where you can settle into school and life and have little plans to party this is the school for you. Due to the lack of things to do outside of outdoor rec. Studing is the only thing to really do. Some departments have a difficult time with communication and some are old school in thought. Rent is cheap and living costs are good. Idaho is a right to work state meaning you can be discriminated against at any reason in employment.
5th Year Female -- Class 2007
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Surrounding City: D-
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Although Idaho State University is not the highestElectrical Engineering
Although Idaho State University is not the highest ranked engineering school in the country, several factors make it a good choice. Class sizes are small, which means that students are allowed more opportunity for one to one contact with professors. Professors, not graduate students teach all of the classes. The engineering education you can get at ISU is adequate for working in industry or for continuing on to graduate school.
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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