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The University of Tulsa
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| Total Grad Surveys | 3 | | Females | 1 | | Males | 2 | | Avg years at University | 1.7 |
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I am a graduate student at TU and I absolutely love it.
When I came here for interviews, I was so impressed by the welcoming atmosphere of the current students and especially the faculty. I came from a very large school (approx. 35000 students) and I really appreciate the more intimate atmosphere of this smaller private institution. The campus is beautiful, and the quality of research in my department is outstanding. I know that TU will be a great place for the start of my career.
I should stipulate that my experience is likely very different from that of an undergraduate. I chose to come here based on my specific major, for which the university has a strong reputation. I also have full tuition remission and a stipend to live off of, saving me a GREAT deal of money. All in all, the decision was easy for me. TU is wonderful. | | Aug 23 2008 | Psychology | | |
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| | | Really, a hidden gem in American higher education. The school is D-1A, but the student body is just the right size (just below 5K) and fairly diverse, especially in international students enrolled. The campus is beautiful and unique--really a great place to study. The students are friendly and down-to-earth. Even though the school sits on the buckle of the Blble Belt, everyone is actually open and endearing whether you are religious or not. The school is steadily climbing up in the rankings, so be sure to get in before it becomes too difficult to do so! | | May 10 2005 | Computer Science | | |
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| | | Really, a hidden gem in American higher education. The school is D-1A, but the student body is just the right size (just below 5K) and fairly diverse, especially in international students enrolled. The campus is beautiful and unique--really a great place to study. The students are friendly and down-to-earth. Even though the school sits on the buckle of the Blble Belt, everyone is actually open and endearing whether you are religious or not. The school is steadily climbing up in the rankings, so be sure to get in before it becomes too difficult to do so! | | May 10 2005 | Computer Science | | |
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CampusExplorer.com: The University of Tulsa
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