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There is one type of student here (Christian, Republican, white, blonde). Variety is almost impossible to find. Friday and Saturday nights are pretty boring. The popular activity seems to be getting drunk and sitting around. If you do happen to dress differently or have different interests that don't involve sports things get tough. As soon as this year is over I'm running the hell out of here.
Campus Aesthetics: A-, Social Life: D-
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Everyone here (faculty, staff, and other students) is exceptionally friendly and willing to engage with me. The campus is small enough that I've been able to get very involved and can take leadership positions in multiple clubs and activities. It isn't so small, though, that I feel claustrophobic or like I can't meet new people. The study abroad program is fantastic- I would encourage every student to take advantage of it. It's very easy to graduate in four years- a relief, considering the school's price tag. The one negative comment I could offer is that the student body is far too homogeneous. Same color, same religion, mostly the same beliefs, same style of clothing, etc. This is something the school is actively working to change, however. I can see a difference in the amount of diversity even in the three years I've been there.
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Surrounding City: B-
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St. Ben's and St. John's still has that close community where when you walk through campus you are bound to see someone you know, but at the same time the school is not so small that you will be able to name or even recognize everyone.

The classes are usually worth going to and have really grabbed my interest in some topics I had no idea would pique my intrigue.

We are in a small town, but it's only ten minutes from St.Cloud and if you get bored its your own fault. Its possible to get bored anywhere, but here more than other places we offer great opportunities on the weekends. Dances, bingo, current movies, mini golf, carnival, concerts are just a few of the options on weekends. And since we're not a suitcase campus there are people to hangout with on weekends, no one wants to go home because they know they will miss out on something here!
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Innovation: B
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Great school, awesome community! I am so happy I attend College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's Univerity
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Social Life: B
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