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 | Quite Bright | | This may be a good school if you are a perfectly normal, extremely party-loving, pre-med student. I don't know about that particular department. However, in my experience at Juniata, nothing seems as advertised. Their pool, dining areas, and other facilities are often closed or inaccessible when needed. The exercise room is open, but not in the mornings. It can be hard to find available equipment sometimes. The professors, with a some nicer exceptions, are unhelpful and may grade students down in papers if they dislike you. When asked, administration will find some way to say it is within their rights. After hunting around, I was able to find one decent advisor. However, their two-advisor system doesn't really work. Mostly, these advisors ignore their advisees and will sign what they need to, but not put much work in. My one advisor that I switched to was probably one of this school's saving graces. Also, NO ONE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY SHOULD GO HERE. Unless it is a very specifically listed recommendation, you won't get any assistance, and professors can do what they want. This includes saying that you don't really have a disability, are rude and lazy, and ignoring requests for accommodations that will allow you to participate in class discussions. Though the academic support service people are at least nice. Beware though -they may just suggest that if you have problems, you may not be capable of going to college. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, Social Life: D- | | | |
| | Apr 24 2012 | 2nd Year Female --
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| Bright | I have really enjoyed going to school at Juniata. I feel that I am getting a useful education, the faculty and students are very friendly, and the campus is beautiful. Juniata has a lot of fun traditions as well as resources for schoolwork. The surrounding town is very dull, but there are usually some on-campus activities during the weekends. The food is generally good but not great, and the dorms are pretty generic, but the people at Juniata really make the college shine. | Useful Schoolwork: A, Surrounding City: C- | | | |
| | Apr 22 2012 | 1st Year Female --
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| Quite Bright | Juniata is an absolutely wonderful school for the right type of person (the right type of person being someone open-minded and truly interested in learning, though not necessarily a genius). Opportunities for personal growth abound if you are willing to take advantage of them. The faculty is mostly very accessible and friendly, and classes are challenging and interesting. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, Surrounding City: B- | | | |
| | Apr 09 2012 | 2nd Year Female --
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