Salisbury University

Date: Apr 02 2020
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
A Rural Area is a Rural Area. If you're from a large town or a big city, this place makes you feel empty. To keep it short, there is nothing to do, full of white trash, and faculty that has no idea how to solve your complex issues.

I was never racist growing up until I came to this place. It's hard not to see the rural stereotype when you feel isolated by white people and was forced by rural white culture everyday. After transferring, I plan to get my memory erased from such a bad experience.

In greater details, as an oncampus student for 5 semesters I had trouble with every single roommate. Most of them thought I was crazy for being so "anal" and "eating weird and smelly food". After transferring to UMD, my new roommates thought I am an interesting person who eats trendy food. Everyday I hear someone partying downstairs or smoking cannibals for hours (not exaggerating). I called police to calm them down because I had an exam tomorrow, but the police joined the party instead. like wtf?

Education wise, only the business major is subpar. After finishing my GenEd classes, most professors are closeminded to new ideas and teaching methods. I asked about subject articles related to class and wanted to start a conversation. But most of them rejected it and thought I was asking an exam question. Meaning they are not up to date to the outside world and rely on old material. heck, even their powerpoint slides date back to 5-7 years ago on file title. this applys to over 16 of my classes Whereas business is up to date all the time.

Outside of School, nothing to do. No attraction, 3 run down ethnic restaurants, minor activities, nothing exciting for adventurous people. Maybe a green smoothie restaurant or ice cream rolls, but no one wants to go there because white trash dont understand the appeal.