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Statistical Analyzer:

The number one thing I have to say is COLLEGE IS WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT! This is not a school where it is okay to sit by and wait for things to happen, you need to get involved.

I can say this with confidence because my college experience was horrible due to a family matter that put in in a deep depression for 3 years. When I finally came out of it, I had a great time! Campus events were fun and usually free, I ventured out into the city all the time with friends, and got good grades.

The Good:

I got a job one month after graduation, at a top five in the nation hospital. I feel well prepared from a character point of view for the real world and am grateful for my co-op experiences. I have maintained my connections to my Career Advisor (They are fantastic, something to definitely take advantage of). I was a tour guide and loved every minute of it.

The Bad:

I was not prepared intellectually for my job. Luckily, I am a fast learner, but my friends and I agree that many of our professors didn't care to have us learn, only to keep their tenure. Also, I am up to my ears in debt, even though I got a decent scholarship and grants. Think about what happens after college-feeling like you are drowning in bills is not a feeling I wish on anyone. Finally, I am sure you have heard of the

Northeastern Shuffle

The Ugly:

The president's salary is currently 7 figures. Think about that for a second…and tuition is now over 50K. There's a bureaucracy going on here…

Bottom line, if you are excited about college and want to make the most of it, this is a good place for you.