Malformed University Name, Uncategorized Surveys

Date: Aug 28 2014
Major: Education (This Major's Salary over time)
HNU was a great place to learn with the small class sizes and brilliant faculty. I had financial aid and had to work on campus. I had various campus jobs throughout the years, but all were fun and helped me hone my work ethic. I did well academically in part by the involvement of my professors. Living in the dorms was enjoyable. I recommend living in Durocher Hall with its great views. I made friendships that I still have today, some 18+years. My advice on attending HNU, be involved in every aspect of your course planning, financial aid, living arrangements as only you can determine what pace you want to learn or how much you can spend or how you want to live while at school. Because if you leave it up to anyone else you will be disappointed and unhappy with your experience at HNU. Same goes at any college or university. Don't expect the system to take care of you or understand what you need when you don't speak up. Taking a direct approach, a proactive approach worked best for me at HNU. I made it work for me at my pace and with that tuition for god's sake I had to succeed and graduate. So I did class of 1997. I'm proud of my education from HNU and recommend this school to anyone wanting a solid education. Thx