LIU Post

But, I'm a quiet person. I don't like parties, I don't like drinking until I puke or pass out, or going out every single night looking for nightclubs to dance in.

If the aforementioned are for you and you're looking to party then you might want another school. If you're interested in studying, making good contacts with professors and friends, and enjoying the proximity to NYC then by all means you won't be disappointed with what CW Post has to offer. Student clubs/groups and athletic events are easy to learn about and join. The facilities are beautifully maintained, especially the Pratt Recreation Center.

I've never had any problems with the faculty. They are helpful and make themselves avaliable to you if you need extra help. If you put in the effort you will receieve the grade you deserve. If you slack off, don't read your textbooks, don't study and don't try, then don't complain about the poor academic quality of Post.

The campus dining halls have food better than many college campuses with a wide variety of dishes to choose from. The only thing I don't like about the food is that the dining locations close around 8 PM so if you want midnight snacks you need to get delivery or go off campus (which isn't so bad considering the 24-hour Pathmark about two miles away).

It's hard if you don't have a car here though. Some classes are quite a hike away and if you need to buy certain materials, such as art supplies, it's difficult to carpool. The shuttle is useful but not always on time and not as frequent as I would have liked when I needed to use it.

I was given a partial scholarship to come here, but the horse stables on campus sealed the deal for me. The equestrian team allowed me to participate in intercollegiate riding right on campus which is an opportunity no other college on Long Island can match.