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 | Quite Bright | I've enjoyed my time so far at W&J | Collaboration/Competitive: A+, Faculty Accessibility: B | | | |
| | Feb 16 2013 | 1st Year Female --
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| Quite Bright | I've thoroughly enjoyed my time at W&J. The professors are helpful, the school rewards hard work, and students are barraged with a seemingly endless variety of opportunities. If you're looking for a party school or a place where you can slack off, W&J isn't for you. On the other hand, individuals who genuinely want a good education should consider this college. With the Magellan Project, ample opportunities to study abroad, and Intersession, W&J offers students the chance to experience the world in ways they might never be able to after graduating. Aside from one or two exceptions, I've had nothing but amazing student-teacher relationships. The class sizes are also exceptional; the largest class I?ve been in contained 25 students and the smallest had only 4. Essentially, if you come to W&J and are genuinely interested in learning, expect individual attention and success no matter WHAT your major. If you have goals and the drive to accomplish them, W&J is for you. If you're more concerned about parties or living in an exciting city, look elsewhere. As someone who has had the time of her life here despite the "boring" surroundings, I believe that any motivated and academic-minded individual should find a perfect fit with this college. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, Surrounding City: B- | | | |
| | May 25 2012 | 3rd Year Female --
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| Quite Bright | I had a great time at W&J. Perfect combination of a highly regarded liberal-arts college and a high professor to student ratio (i.e. small sizes). The professors, for the most part, were very intelligent and taught applicable material, not strictly theory. I was in a fraternity, but I had plenty of friends who were "independent." The social scene at the college, while small, gets pretty crazy sometimes. The downtown area of Washington isn't a very fascinating one, but my friends and I always found a good time. There are a couple nearby bars that are fun and within walking distance. Overall, I had an awesome time at W&J. | Starting Job: Assistant Manager, Preparedness: B+, Reputation: B | | |
| | Dec 14 2011 | Alumnus Male --
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