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 | Quite Bright | St V is an excellent school with a focused program to provide you with the fundamental and advanced skills to excel in my major--accounting. My nephew also attends school there currently and as a junior, he has an excellent understanding of business and accounting. Although it has been a while since graduation, and I lost touch with a number of classmates, I know there has been great financial success by students in my accounting class including a number of partners in big 4 firms and 2nd tier accounting partnerships. There are a number of very successful CFO/CEO from our class as well. Although not verified through study, I would venture to guess that over 40% of my accounting class make a salary ranked in the upper 10% of the population of the U.S. | Education Quality: A+, Social Life: B | | | |
| | Apr 26 2008 | 4th Year Male --
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| Quite Bright | Saint Vincent does not spoonfeed education. However, every resource you need is there for the taking. The primary strength is the availability of faculty and the close relationships that may be forged with them. | Preparedness: B, Reputation: C | | |
| | Feb 28 2008 | Alumnus Male --
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| Quite Bright | it's a pretty weak school, i only went bc they gave me an academic scholarship. the classes aren't great, they aren't bad either. the real problem is the school's atmosphere. it's an odd mix... the college itself thinks it is impressive, but it's still only known as where teh steelers practice for teh summers. it is very overpriced, and the RA-Monk's are always down your back. the rest of teh campus is split between socially awkward kids who bond together (and that's nice)- and they tend to look down on teh second group... the hollister wearing rich kid douchebags, who even though i lived with them, are unbearable. but i'd rather drink a beer and talk to a cute girl than spin a 12 sided dice on a friday night. the school has no prescence beyond it's own borders, no one in pittsburgh cares about the school. a girl who i graduated with was bagging grocercies in the city. save some money, go to a bigger school- find yourself, have fun, pay some attention, and a larger school will be better regarded in the long run. | Preparedness: F, Reputation: F | | |
| | Feb 21 2008 | Alumnus Male --
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