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MCPHS University

How this student rated the school
Educational QualityB Faculty AccessibilityA-
Useful SchoolworkF Excess CompetitionC
Academic SuccessF Creativity/ InnovationF
Individual ValueF University Resource UseD-
Campus Aesthetics/ BeautyB FriendlinessA
Campus MaintenanceA Social LifeF
Surrounding CityD- Extra CurricularsD-
SafetyA
Describes the student body as:
Arrogant, Broken Spirit, Snooty, Closeminded

Describes the faculty as:
Friendly, Helpful

Male
Quite Bright
Lowest Rating
Useful Schoolwork
F
Highest Rating
Friendliness
A
He cares more about Surrounding City than the average student.
Date: Nov 13 2010
Major: Pharmacy (This Major's Salary over time)
This is a terrible school. Believe me, when I was applying for the school I read all the negative reviews and dismissed them as just angry letters from students who were not prepared, intellectually and academically, for the coursework. I was wrong. The courses are not very challenging, and the student body has the mental capacity of a spoon. The majority of students are brutish and "click-ish", staying close to their accepted groups and never branching out. People here are rude, self absorbed, pretentious, and arrogant. They will trip you and walk off without so much as a "sorry". Your entire freshman year will be spent in your room, more similar to a tomb than a comfortable work/study space, yelling at yourself for attending this school. This is like six more years of high school, with the same snobbish, valley-girl personality individuals. The surrounding area is pretty horrid too. The majority of clubs are 21+, and they will suck your wallet dry. Boston may be a great city for a 20-something, but certainly not for a young college student. Try to go to Northeastern, or another more respectable school. You won't feel as though you are in high school again, surrounded by a bunch of people with the mental capacity of toothpicks.
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