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Not the greatest school, unfortunately I discovered that to late and over and over again wish I had either transferred or switched my major or both. While I made friends there I struggled since Greek Life is huge. If you don't want to join I would strongly recommend that you don't go here, go to junior college and transfer to a different 4 year university. My professors were for the most part really good, but senior year a few were not the best. That was about THE ONLY thing I liked about Uhart. The students were ok. Some I liked and befriended and others I thought were clique, immature and unintelligent and senior year I had a few run-ins with my roommates. I was not in a fraternity but somehow lucked out and still managed to find stuff to do most weekends on campus but it was pretty difficult. If you come here I strongly suggest that you bring a car because nothing is within walking distance of campus. The buildings need a lot of work especially for the cost of tuition. They are old and outdated and the freshman dorms look like public housing projects for the most part. |
