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 | | Amazing school with wonderful education, wonderful faculty and wonderful students. The food, dorm are also excellent. It is hard to find a place like Bryn Mawr. Everything is perfect. :) | Preparedness: -, Reputation: - | | | |
| | Jan 30 2012 | Male --
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| Quite Bright | I spent my freshman year at Bryn Mawr, and I have since transferred. The faculty at Bryn Mawr is approachable and friendly, and Deans and professors are willing to help you whenever you're struggling with something. I found that the students, however, were quite hostile towards males. The school was very diverse when it came to nationality, but the majority of students all had the same mindset. There was a lot of pressure to conform to this mindset: mainly that women are oppressed by the patriarchy in this country and that the male gender cannot be trusted. This created a lot of tension between Bryn Mawr girls and students from other colleges, and as a result not many men could be found on campus. I thought that this mindset was very unfair and prejudiced, but I could not find any other student who agreed with me. I was very disturbed by the hostility of the students and felt very unaccepted, so I transferred as soon as possible. | Campus Aesthetics: A+, Education Quality: C | | | |
| | Jan 27 2012 | 1st Year Female --
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| Quite Bright | Bryn Mawr is a very diverse, welcoming school. I have loved every moment so far. There are so many opportunities in Bryn Mawr - I've tried varsity athletics although I've never been an athlete, I'm part of many clubs and many volunteering programs, Study Abroad is highly encouraged, and summer opportunities for internships are bountiful. If anyone attends Bryn Mawr they are basically set for life. The reason I chose Bryn Mawr is because of the people. Aside from challenging academics, brilliant and dedicated faculty, and a self governing environment, Bryn Mawr earns most of its uniqueness from its students. The students are phenomenal. Most everyone I know have vast ambitions, dreams, and goals. There is absolutely no competition between students, but there is a push of inner evolution within each student. Grades are hushed and speaking about them = no no, absolutely no focus on grades - rather, a focus on LEARNING and UNDERSTANDING and THINKING FOR ONESELF. Alumni are amazing and so helpful. I love my friends so much - of who are from all around the world. I'm so happy to have chosen this school. Bryn Mawr challenges conventions, breaks boundaries, and advocates growth and evolution in every which possible way. There is no other place in the world like it. | Education Quality: A+, University Resource Use: A- | | | |
| | Jan 14 2012 | 1st Year Female --
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