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The School isn't that bad. Professors always have office hours. The gym has classes you can take monday-thursday. There are a ton of clubs and sports. A lot of on campus events including speakers and comedians. The dorms however are wicked strict. There are parties, but all of them are off campus and the cops usually break them up within the first half hour. Parking is a pain in the ass. You have to park a mile away from the school and the parking conditions for the price is not worth it.
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Surrounding City: D
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Feb 06 2008 1st Year Female -- Class 2011  
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Computer teachers seem not to be able to speak English or seem to have bad ADD because they can't stay on the topic. About half the business teachers are extremely closeminded and require you to do everything there way even if your way still works.
Campus Aesthetics: A+, Individual Value: D-
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pretty good social life there, all off campus parties which are basically held at sports teams houses. If thats not your cup of tea you can always go into boston, which about 25 mins away. Campus police sucks and loves handing out tickets, the parking is terrible, probably one of the worst in the country. If you live on campus and have a car, you will have to park it about 10 mins away from school and take a shuttle to it, which is provided by the school. If you commute, get ready for a parking spot battle everyday
Education Quality: A+, Faculty Accessibility: B
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if you are planning to go here without knowing anyone first, don't. it's pretty much impossible to make friends. the college did barely anything to help us make friends and there are hardly ever any events on campus. the only events there have been were on the 1st few days and they were the kinds of things you wouldn't want to go to without knowing anyone first (like a dance) the only time i ever see people outside is when they are walking to class, dinner or outside smoking. no one realyl seems to hang out, probabyl because there is nothing to do. everyone leaves on weekends and the only mildly social areas on campus (the dining hall, snackbar and gym close down early on weekends.) there is a gameroom too i think? but ive never seen it or heard of anyone going to it. its also hard to get off campus without having a car since most places around here are difficult to walk to (you'd have to cross route 9) or too far away and most people dont get a car on campus and if you do, its expensive.. like $500 a semester. being in the all girls dorm feels like being at the military base of an army of skanks. 90% of the girls here wear only half of their clothing and aren't friendly. and most of the boys (there are like, 10) are thugs. not everyones like this and there are some nice and friendly people but most of them come having friends here already.
the classes are good, as long as you know what major you want since this school offers about 3. most of the teachers are good as long as you don't get the one who changes her expository writing class into a church and teaches us about the bible the whole time.
the good thing is that you take 4 classes instead of 5, the classes just meet more often so you get the same amount of credits with less classes. this does make it annoying when you want to transfer out though.
Faculty Accessibility: A, Social Life: F
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