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Major: Communications (This Major's Salary over time)
Gender: FemaleThis person cares more about Extra Curriculars than the average student.
Intelligence:
Quite Bright
ACT:
SAT: 1821
Lowest Rating
Extra Curriculars D
Describes the student body mostly as:
Friendly, Arrogant, Approachable

Describes the faculty mostly as:
Friendly, Helpful

Highest Rating
Useful Schoolwork A+
How this student rated the school:
Educational QualityA Faculty AccessibilityB
Useful SchoolworkA+ Excess CompetitionB+
Academic SuccessB Creativity/InnovationA
Individual ValueA+ University Resource UseA
Campus Aesthetics/BeautyB FriendlinessA
Campus MaintenanceA Social LifeB
Surrounding CityB- Extra CurricularsD
SafetyA
 
NESCom (the New England School of Communications) is a small school off the beaten path in Bangor Maine with great facilities and personal attention hard to find at larger, comparable institutions. 

The Good:

*The school offers amazing facilities for its communications programs, with equipment on lease so students are always using industry standard equipment that is fresh and current. 

*The majority of staff is always helpful, reachable and willing to put in extra time and effort (even at night, on the weekends and in some cases during holidays) to help students in need and keep every operation running smoothly.

*Schools atmosphere is pleasant - the school is small enough where you really get to know your classmates and form bonds and close relationships with fellow students and staff alike.

*NESCom is on the Husson campus and a short 5-10 minute drive from UMO so there are always plenty of activities to keep busy with.

*Cost/Quality is outstanding... the quality of education & equipment for the price is outstanding and in my opinion the education is much much more hands on and real-life based than similar schools (for a fraction of the price). 

The Bad:

*Because NESCom is a separate school from Husson students do not have the opportunity to participate if collegiate level sports (but do have the option for intramural). 

*Location, for many Bangor is like much of New England but students from larger areas should understand that they are coming to a smaller community for the quality of their education and not for crazy nightlife.  However, the school is a short drive to many major areas (Portland ME, Boston MA, etc.) so students do have opportunities to attend concerts and other entertainment options. 
 
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