Texas Woman's University

Date: Nov 28 2007
Major: Biology (This Major's Salary over time)
This is a good school, the classes are smaller so you can feel more comfortable asking questions and getting involved. You can make friends with all of your professors and lab instructors. I am taking all science courses (4 of them) this semester and I have had to work very hard for straight A's. I am a bio major, chem minor. There is a very high rate of Chemistry majors from this school that do get into medical school, so that's a plus that I'm associated with that department. The statistics seem to say that it is easy to get in. It is. But depending on the department, you better be ready to think on your own if you want to be successful. Professors do not hand you your grades, you have to earn them. And in the end, I feel accomplished, even after my first semester here.

The social life is lacking a bit though (*listens to the dumb people on the floor above me bouncing around like a bunch of damn elephants*). But you can avoid that by commuting :D Most of my friends are commuters. They tend to be more mature. The dorms are full of freshman and sophomores. But don't be discouraged. The teachers are full of passion for what they do.

I'd recommend this school. It's affordable, and I feel that I am getting my money's worth.

The only draw back is that it is a smaller school, and scheduling is a bit difficult.