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| Quite Bright | The "student life" aspect suffers from the fact that IUS is largely a commuter college. The facilities are nice and the faculty are extremely helpful, just don't expect to be greatly challenged by the curriculum. You can learn a lot there, you just have to go beyond what is expected in most classes. IUS has a very relaxed atmosphere which helps if you are also working full-time, as many students are. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, Extracurricular Activities: C- |  | | |
| | Dec 17 2006 | 5th Year Male --
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| Average |
In my experience, the education I have received for my money has been a very good value. The faculty are usually available, and willing to discuss a project with you individually if necessary. For the most part, I can only say good things about the educational program at IUS.
My only criticism is that the social life on campus is fairly non-existent. Unless you join a Greek organization, you're probably not going to have much of a 'college experience'. The college is small and people are friendly, but we're commuter students - most of us have jobs and lives outside of school. If you're looking for the whole college experience thing, you would be better off going to Bloomington. However, if you're trying to fit an education into a busy lifestyle, then IUS is a good choice.
Over the past year or so, alot of discussion has centered around student housing. Dorms would certainly change the culture of the school, and probably decrease the age of the average student (I think the median age here is 30). My two cents on IUS is that it is a fairly good school, though is certainly not for everybody. If you are a non-traditional student (you're older, you work, you have a family), then IUS is a wonderful way to get a state school degree without sacrificing your life. However, if you're looking for a traditional college experience, then you might want to try another school. | Faculty Accessibility: A, Social Life: C- |  | | |
| | Apr 22 2005 | 3rd Year Female --
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| Not so bright | Ben Asare is a prof. of Sociology. I do not think he cares about teaching. He is very mean spirited. He puts down students and lies about himself. He is the reason they should get rid of tenure. | Individual Value: A-, Faculty Accessibility: F |  | | |
| | Apr 07 2005 | 4th Year Female --
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| Bright | I like this university because it is not too big and people just seem friendly. I am there to learn and complete my degree and the staff and faculty are very helpful in helping me choose the best classes for me. | Individual Value: A+, Social Life: D+ |  | | |
| | Oct 10 2004 | 1st Year Female --
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CampusExplorer.com: Indiana University Southeast
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