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I would recommend high school student take risks and learn as much as they can about how to manage money and what money actually is. I suggest they all read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" it is a huge enlightenment for me regarding my finacial situation. Get Financially Literate and acquire a mentor.
Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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I applied to MMC solely because I wantedQuite BrightPolitical Science
I applied to MMC solely because I wanted to go to school in NYC and MMC seemed to be the most affordable and to have a pleasant atmosphere. MMC is indeed a great school in some aspects. Most of the teachers are invested in their work and students, and every year the school's appearance and facilities improve. I am an international studies student at MMC and the reading curriculum and professors are as good as at any large university. Many of my professors have or do work for the UN or other prestigious organizations, teach at NYU, Columbia, Barnard and other schools, and have doctorates in their field. The student body however leaves a bit to be desired- unless you are extraordinarly outgoing, dimwitted or involved in the arts programs. Regardless of what the school may advertise, interships and opportunities to study abroad must be found on one's own and attending classes at other colleges (like language classes at NYU or Hunter) involves much work on the student's behalf, with little faculty help. I have enjoyed living in the heart of Manhattan for a number of years now, but reflecting back upon my college experience I wish that I had attended a larger school with more intellectual students, more degree and course options (I couldn't obtain a minor in Frnech in the four years I've attended MMC, because not all of the required courses have been offered!), and with better financial aid (scholarships are based more on need rather than scholarly achievement). Ultimately, if you are a go-getter, who can afford NYC living and who is fairly certain what academic path you want to take, then MMC may be a great place to spend your undergraduate years. If you can't stand an atmosphere where everyone knows everyone else along with all their business, or overly exuberant people more concerned with playing games and clubbing than reading or studying, then MMC might not be the place for you. An education at MMC is truly what one can make of it.
4th Year Female -- Class 2005
Surrounding City: A+, Extracurricular Activities: C-
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Research the school before you apply/choose to come.Quite BrightCommunications
Research the school before you apply/choose to come. Marymount isn't what you see on TV. Its not a big state school, there is are no sports teams, there is no mass area/quad for students to gather. It's a very small liberal arts school in the middle of one of the greatest cities in the world. The sooner you understand and acept Marymount for what it is and not for what you wish it were, the easier it will be for you to feel comfortable here and be happy.
3rd Year Female -- Class 2005
Faculty Accessibility: A+, University Resource Use/ spending: B-
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