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The good thing about this school is the academics. Likewise, the university has the richness of the Jesuit community. And so, one gets the background of the liberal arts. The bad thing about this school is the people. Many are arrogant and stuck up, few are friendly and kind.
Education Quality: A+, Extracurricular Activities: F
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Rethink about going to this school. It's so unorganized that I'm surprised that it's still functioning. Education is okay, if you fail without reason then rethink your path in life. Social life and the people there? Wow, don't get me started. Yeah I made some pretty amazing friends but it took me literally a whole year to find my group because everyone else is so nasty. The social life in this school feeds on drama worse than high school. Don't get me started on dorm life. People think it's okay to be wild and crazy, I'm sure other schools are like that but students have no choice to keep it indoors because of the crime rate outside of campus. If you really want to go to this school then your best option is commuting, even though that's still a headache for most people. Think your decision through before going to this institution.
Individual Value: B+, Education Quality: F
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St. Peter's has ups-and-downs. The departments that I have worked with have been exceptionally well to me. The PoliSci and Communications departments are amazing with faculty and providing you with individual attention. However, the Nursing department I heard is simply the worst, and the Arts are still trying to get funded more. Social life is hard if you're not an athlete. I came simply because I wanted a small school and wanted to explore NYC with other students that are clueless to the area as well. Those out-of-state students have left because of the people that attend this school. Most students are negative. Residents from NJ go home a lot in the weekends. And it can get a bit ghetto when it comes to student body. I wish more kids who would come here would be as willing to explore and have fun as my intentions were. Overall, I am trying to make it the most I can. I mean, I do have NYC in my backyard. Every school has their issues. If you come here, make sure to be independent and expect to a very diverse student body. Athletes can be not as friendly as one would expect at times. I would think about coming here before making an impulse decision.
Education Quality: A+, Social Life: D+
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