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WPU is an accessible option for a diversity of students at an affordable cost. That's the positive. If a college degree without crushing student debt cosigned by your aging parents seemed impossible to you,WPU offers an economical choice. There are dark spots to going here though. Unless you dorm, the likelihood you will have the "best 4..5..6 years of your life" are dim. Students come and go based on their class schedule, and clubs are secluded and small. If you think yourself an intellectual, academic, or scholar, you may be disappointed in the caliber of your peers. They're not the brightest students, and they struggle with any "challenge". They are friendly though, not bad people. It's easy to get recognized by your professors if you have an interest in the material, they're eager to help any potential. Don't brush them off, or the few opportunities that are available, like internships and study abroad. It'll keep you in range of your peers across the country who will be competing for the same jobs as you post-graduation
Faculty Accessibility: A+, Social Life: D
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I think It is actually ok for a school like this. I always treated WPUNJ like crap, until today, which was my first day as a transfer student. So far its been ok. Campus is actually nice!! The Buildings are actually nice and in good shape! there are a lot of new buildings like the science hall which is really nice to study while waiting for class. The library is a great place to study, quiet study room is the best! The student center which is also the University Commons is actually really nice!!! The food court can be crowded during common hour,but the food is good!
Campus Aesthetics: A, Faculty Accessibility: F
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in college one meets people from all walks of life and helps to better understand others. in the field i am in, I deal with people from all walks of life, from politicians and lawyers to drug dealers and sex offenders. I should have developed better listening skills which i developed over the course of time at my job. Students should party less, study more and pay attention/develop listening skills.
Starting Job: office staff/sales for a private printing of business forms., Preparedness: D+, Reputation: D+
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