Malformed University Name, Uncategorized Surveys

UNO is a good solid school - the staff that I encountered in all Departments were always willing and able to help a student. Their doors were always opened to me as an undergrad. Academics were challenging in the 1000/2000 levels because of the board nature of the classes/ tests were multiple choice , the 3000/4000 were much more essay/reading driven and easier to manage. The Commons area is the main social area for all students. The school geographically is easy to get around & not that large - you can walk across campus in 10 minutes. The parking is the pits in the morning, but after 12:30 in the afternoon not as big a problem. The shuttle bus service is no longer a "free" service - your billed on your tuition bill for it so much per credit hour. Students are for the most part very friendly, and there are age differences in students from the trad student all the way to the non-trad students in classes - which makes for a lively mix. UNO helped me get ready for a Division I school grad program so I can say my time/money were well spent there! GO MAVS!

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

Occidental taught me how to think critically, thereby giving me the tools and the confidence I needed to perform well in graduate school and on the job. I do not think any of my law school classmates (at Harvard) were as well prepared as was I. At the same time, it was an increadibly enjoyable four years, during which I developed relationships with faculty and classmates that have lasted to this day.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000

Behrend was an excellent choice for me. A very good combination of small college and big university. The close interaction with the faculty is what sent me on my chosen career path, to become a professor myself. The campus is beautiful, although the weather isn't the best. The social scene was a bit weak when I was there, but I understand definitely improving. The great thing Behrend did manage was to expand my worldview, something that you often don't find at a smaller school. I definitely gained an appreciation for the diversity of people in the world, and that is at the heart of a university education. The honors program is fantastic, as are the many cultural opportunities on and off campus.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000