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| Quite Bright | Hmmmm....Longwood.. I went to Longwood because I had set my hopes on another school which was GMU and did not get in. I waited to the last minute to apply to other schools and Longwood was one of the two I was accepted into(the other was Radford). It is not a bad school. However, if you have high expectations for the whole college experience I dont suggest going to Longwood. It is in Farmville Va! There is not a whole lot going on in Farmville. There's a walmart and a few other stores and fast food joints and a movie theatre. But there just is not a lot going on in this town. Weekends can be pretty boring! I spent my weekends riding the Fab which is a small bus that goes around Farmville. The friends that I did make pretty much went home every weekend so if you intend to stay on the weekends make sure you find a social group who chooses to do the same. Most of the students at Longwood are all pretty much the same. Everyone is basically an education major. And the school is mostly Caucasian girls who wear Vera Bradley religiously. There is just not a lot of diversity at this school or too many unique persons. Longwood however does have a really nice gym that was just built is has an indoor track, rock climbing wall and lots of equipment. The classes at Longwood are not too challenging. There are some hard classes but overall the classes are not extremely hard. The library is pretty nice and stays open till twelve. I think a lot of guys like the school. I mean the school is like 70% all girls. So if your a guy you might enjoy it. The party scene at LU wasnt too much for me either but then there are people who enjoy it. So basically, LU is a school for certain type of person, not everyone fits in there. I am transferring now to ODU or VCU. Longwood was just not the school for me. If you choose to go to Longwood. I would say really make an attempt to meet people and make friends so that you can get thru being there for four years. Because it really can be boring and slow at times. One big positive of Longwood though is the small classes. Most all my professors knew my name. You really arent too much of a number at Longwood. If you ever need the registrar's office to do something for you. Stay ont them!!!! or else they will not do what you ask them to do. | Campus Aesthetics: A+, Surrounding City: F |  | | |
| | Jul 15 2008 | 1st Year Female --
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| Quite Bright |
This is a great school that's growing fast. The career center found me a job after I had searched on my own with limited success. Prospective students would be wise to look into Longwood University. The best majors are: Business, Education, and Biology. Go Lancers! | Preparedness: A, Reputation: B+ |  | |
| | May 14 2008 | Alumnus Male --
Class 2000 | | Blog it!Blog about this comment from your webpage or Blog, or MySpace account: Just copy and paste!
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I was homeschooled before college, so I had liitle experience with public schools before Longwood. My first semester was transitionary; I had to learn how things worked and how to behave in this atmosphere. After that first semester, things just clicked. Longwood is not meant for geniuses. It's meant for people who want to teach, or people who were bright, but not necessarily top-of-the-class. Very few professors are challenging enough for top students, so we tend to become lazy. If you intend to go on to Grad school and you've not been the very best student, or you feel your experience level is a little below where it needs to be, then Longwood is a great place to redevelop your academic skills. If you just want to get through college and get a good job, you can make it here, but don't let the Frat parties distract you too much, or you'll wind up failing out your first semester. | Faculty Accessibility: A+, University Resource Use: D+ |  | | |
| | Jan 21 2006 | 3rd Year Male --
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| Bright | Besides Longwood, I spent one summer at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. I took classes I knew I had to have for my degree at Longwood. One of the classes at Longwood was a 200 course class, but the same class with the same books was a graduate class at UNC. The classes at Longwood were much more difficult. I feel I earned a very decent college degree that has served me well over the years. | Education Quality: A+, Surrounding City: D |  | | |
| | Nov 11 2005 | 4th Year Female --
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