The Notre Dame of Maryland University

Date: Apr 02 2009
Major: Criminal (This Major's Salary over time)
Lady's, as a graduate of Notre Dame and reading some of the other comments posted I would like to share the following: I've been there done that. Yes, with a tight knit community there are "clicks" and sometimes making friends is difficult, but the friends I made freshman year are still my friends after graduateing. Yes the food can be horrible on some nights (weeks) but it is not the food that you care about after you leave, its the experince. Yes the higher-ups treat you like a number but you don't interact with them reguarlly, I would rather have a teacher who I can call for advice and remember me even after I leave. I thought Notre Dame was a terrible school when I first got there, but then I gained an appreciation for the level of education and respect for my peers. And yes the name "Notre Dame" has helped me get a good job and network in the proffesional world. As for Baltimore, I still live here, I don't plan to raise a family in the city but for now as a young woman with an exiting career Baltimore is a great town once you get out of the comfort zone of campus and go to the jazz lounges or the meusems. It took me till recently, but I am glad that I attended Notre Dame. I know this was a long post but if you relax, learn, and try to know yourself and others Notre Dame can be beautiful. (Oh and I met my Husband, like many of my class mates while going to school, so don't buy into that stereotype of no dating… trust me you can date)