Eastern Illinois University
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- #3 Top Kinesiology School Ranking in Illinois
- #6 Top Kinesiology School Ranking in the Great Lakes
- #11 Top Nursing School Ranking in Illinois
- #13 Top Political Science School Ranking in Illinois
- #17 Top Psychology School Ranking in Illinois
- #19 Top Kinesiology
- #19 Top English School Ranking in Illinois
- #22 Top Communications School Ranking in Illinois
- #30 Top School Ranking in Illinois
- #37 Top Political Science School Ranking in the Great Lakes
- #43 Top Nursing School Ranking in the Great Lakes
- Chemical Engineering schools in Illinois
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Major: Psychology (This Major's Salary over time)
Compared to where I'm currently at for graduate school (Auburn University), EIU was pretty fantastic. Honestly, it was great, anyway. All of professors were helpful, understanding, and knowledgeable. Socially, I didn't get along so well - but that was mostly because I worked full time and didn't have the opportunity for much social life. Charleston, IL isn't exactly great for "night life", either, but honestly if you meet the right people there are really plenty of things to do. Long story short, I would return to EIU over where I'm at now in a heartbeat.