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 | Quite Bright | The school all-in-all is really not at all worth coming to. The tuition is ridiculous for the quality of education/facilities that you get. The social life is literally non-existant, VERY dull school. Classes wise, they are very small (under 20) and the professors are very approachable but they are not always helpful in that they don't always know what they're talking about or don't know how to exactly answer your question. I also feel like the quality of student-intellect here is very low. Many of my classes feel like an absolute joke and are no more difficult than my advanced/ap courses in high school. If you're planning on coming here and just being a student (not playing any sport) I would highly advise you to not. You can get the same education, have a lot more opportunities to have fun, and pay a lot less to go to a state school. Please take my advice, I would know. I'm here on a full academic scholarship and don't have to pay a dime to go here, but I'm still choosing to transfer to a state school. I now can understand the expression "you couldn't pay me to go there" | Perceived Campus Safety: A, Education Quality: F |  | | |
| | Oct 31 2011 | 1st Year Male --
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|  | Quite Bright | I'm halfway through my junior year, and if I wasn't so close to graduating, I would transfer. The faculty are wonderful, except for a few professors who just aren't that great at teaching but are nice anyway. The students are a different story. Some are great, but the majority are snobby. Also, the school spends all its money on statues and sports. There isn't nearly enough parking, and the campus is getting quite crowded. Also, there's a lot of favoritism. If you aren't an athlete, don't expect much. Words of advice: avoid the caf like the Plague, and don't expect to have many friends on campus on weekends. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, Social Life: F |  | | |
| | Mar 10 2011 | 3rd Year Female --
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|  | Average | I learned to take risks...avoid fear...and go for my dreams. Period. There were a myriad of professors at LRC who instilled that philosophy in my brain. For that I am incredibly grateful. | Starting Job: teacher, Preparedness: B, Reputation: C- |  | |
| | Jan 11 2008 | Alumnus Male --
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