This person cares more about Social Life than the average student.
Intelligence: Average
ACT:
SAT: 1400
Lowest Rating Social Life D-
Describes the student body mostly as: Friendly, Arrogant, Approachable, Snooty
Describes the faculty mostly as: Friendly, Helpful
Highest Rating Campus Aesthetics/Beauty A
How this student rated the school:
Educational Quality
C+
Faculty Accessibility
A-
Useful Schoolwork
B-
Excess Competition
C
Academic Success
B
Creativity/Innovation
A-
Individual Value
A-
University Resource Use
A-
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty
A
Friendliness
B
Campus Maintenance
A
Social Life
D-
Surrounding City
B+
Extra Curriculars
C-
Safety
B+
I
just finished my freshman year at Champlain. If you're into
video games then this school is definitely for you. It
has no sports teams, school spirit, greek life or anything
that you think of when you think of college fun.
The campus is pretty but small. You can get from
one building to another in less then a minute. The
dining hall does not have very good food unless you
like tofu and bad burgers. It also has bad hours
for when its open. The dorms are all in victorian
style houses which is kind of cool. The majority of
students are either computer techys or gamers. The other half
are hipsters, stoners and snowboarder bros. Since its such a
small school everyone knows each others business, it's a lot
like high school. Drugs are pretty popular too. As for
parties, don't count on finding a Champlain party. Me and
my friends (who didn't go back this yr) liked partying
and we had to go to UVM parties to do
that. You need to know people to get into a
party, and you have to pay usually. The classes are
all really small and easy. Burlington is a fun town
but to pricey for a college kids budget to do
anything.
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