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 | Quite Bright | | This whole year I have fought with the idea of transferring. However, I realize that once you look beyond what you dont like at Hamilton, there really are a lot of great things that people dont emphasize. The academics are perfect. Study abroad is great. The atmosphere here is so nurturing that when I went to the career center I felt like i was in my college counselors office again - after visiting the career center just once, I felt completely confident about getting a job after leaving here. Great faculty. Superb. The downsides - yes, there are preppy snooty people here, as there are in every school. However, I think people overlook just how preppy hamilton is. It really isnt that preppy. Yes, there is a contingent of preppy people, however, there is also a significant amount of 'normal' kids, and alternative lifestyled individualistic artsy kids as well. Anyone can find their niche of friends here if they make the effort. Anyone. As for the idea of hamilton being this homophobic homogenous place - no. It's not. There are many different kinds of people here from all over. Basically I find that if you are a positive person you will love hamilton, but if you are a negative person you will have trouble loving hamilton (you will let the snow get to you). as for greek life - I am not involved, however, I will say that a lot of kids are. But greek life at hamilton is diff than greek life at other schools, the greeks are obligated to throw campus wide parties every weekend which are really fun and everyone is invited. Yes, the greeks can be fucking annoying at times, but lets face it, without them hamiltonians would not have as much fun as they do on the weekends. also, the greeks dont have houses so they are much more integrated into the main campus population, they blend in and at times you dont even know they are greek. Isolation seems to be another problem, however, the way I see it, undergrads tend to stay on campus anway - when else in your life are you going to have everything you need - EVERYTHING - within a fifteen minute walk. The point is, if you make the effort to love hamilton you will, but if you keep complaining and get stuck thinking about the bad parts itll be harder to fall in love with the place. Good luck with your choice. | Education Quality: A+, Useful Schoolwork: F |  | | |
| | May 01 2008 | 1st Year Female --
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|  | Quite Bright | Hamilton College provided a tremendously rich educational environment teeming with talented educators who were serious about teaching, passionate about their field of study, and revelers in sharing the invigoration that can come from intellectual challenges. The college's dedication to developing men and women who can "think, write and speak," is no mean feat. It would not be unusual for a psychology prof to be just as demanding about the clarity of one's written expression as would your English prof. I don't work in my orignal area of study now, but the liberal education I got at Hamilton has helped me adapt to a changing employment market. | Starting Job: Research Assistant, Preparedness: B+, Reputation: B |  | |
| | Apr 21 2008 | Alumnus Male --
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|  | Quite Bright | Hamilton prepared me to think, write, and speak clearly and intelligently. These skills are applicable to almost any job. | Starting Job: teacher, Preparedness: A, Reputation: B+ |  | |
| | Jul 02 2007 | Alumna Female --
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