The University of Rhode Island

Date: Aug 03 2004
Major: Education (This Major's Salary over time)
Like most fairly large schools, what you take out reflects what you put in. Choose your classes wisely, be flexible, and plan ahead. For example, to avoid a large general psychology class, I simply took it at night through the Continuing Education Department; it was once a week with 20-30 other students. You can find good professors; and when you do, see if you can take other courses with that person. I took about 15 English courses and 6 or 7 of them were with my two favorite professors. Not only that, but the only English class I had with a TA was Writing 102. As I said, use your head and URI (and almost any college for that matter) can be a great experience.