Johnson & Wales University - Providence
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Educational Quality | B | Faculty Accessibility | B+ |
Useful Schoolwork | B | Excess Competition | D |
Academic Success | C- | Creativity/ Innovation | C |
Individual Value | D+ | University Resource Use | C |
Campus Aesthetics/ Beauty | D- | Friendliness | A- |
Campus Maintenance | C+ | Social Life | D+ |
Surrounding City | B | Extra Curriculars | D |
Safety | D+ | ||
Describes the student body as: Afraid, Arrogant, ClosemindedDescribes the faculty as: Friendly, Helpful |
Lowest Rating Campus Aesthetics/ Beauty | D- |
Highest Rating Friendliness | A- |
You had some good points, then you said that muggings and robberies correlated to the large population of black people. Nothing more then a close mind and stereotyping people.I have gone to JWU 2 years now and I havent seen any correlation between color of scin and crime. |
You had some good points, then you said that muggings and robberies correlated to the large population of black people. Thats nothing more than stereotyping people.I have gone to JWU for 2 years now and I havent seen any correlation between color of ones skin and crime. |
The crime rate is much higher in the neighborhoods that are predominantly black. No stereotype at all. These statistics are public information. |
Well its predominantly the poorer areas that have higher crime rates. But pleaes, back up this information with some facts, a link to a credible website.And if you would check the poorer areas with predominently caucasian areas you would see the same statistics.One thing I know is untrue is his statement There is a very large black population in downtown Providence and this is usually the source of these crimes.Downtown providence has expensive condos. The poorer areas are about 30min walking distance away from downtown. |
You are correct. I did slightly mix up the two areas that I lived in. At first, I lived in Cranston, right next to the slummy and crappy south side of Providence. This is the nasty area of town. Downtown itself isn't anywhere close to as bad. I did not make this distintion earlier. I apologize. Personally, I never felt threatened in the city, but I heard countless stories of mindless crimes every day. They sort of put me on edge. |
Anyway, this is a moot issue when discussing the experience and quality of JWU. I just don't want future students to be lured in on false hopes only to have their hopes broken. If you want culinary, then go to JWU. If you go for anything else, you are better off somewhere else. It is not a good place and has no intellectual value. |
I totally agree. The standard in this school is horrible, the average student does not excel. Actually the average student does not take school remotely serious. |
You seem very intelligent from reading your review. But, you bringing up (black people and crimes), I have a cousin who attended the institution and he stated, "its not just black people white people commit crimes also". You seem like a nice fellow but your insightful review had a taste of racism and stereotyping in it. |
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
Let me begin by describing myself. It is true that many who bash the school do so because they are losers who did absolutely nothing and can't possibly blame themselves. I am the complete opposite. In high school, I was close to the top of my class, had a strong academic record and SAT. I liked hotel management and thought this would be a great place. I went to visit with a copy of my transcripts. They accepted me on the spot without any sort of application process. This was a bad sign from the start and I should have realized it. The classes are essentially no more difficult than high school courses. They are terrible for students who want real academic and intellectual stimulation. It seems better suited to the kids who had a hard time in high school and can't really move onto the next level. I had a huge project that I didn't have time to present, so the teacher says don't worry about it and gives me an A. This is not the way college should be. And anyone who reads that and thinks how great it is, perhaps you should reflect on your own immaturity for a second and wonder if you would survive a second in the real world. The hospitality classes are very technical and I did learn quite a bit, but the general academics are an absolute joke. However, the academics are not the low point of the school. (Obviously, if you are culinary, then you can expect one of the best programs in the country)It is the students that really disgusted me to the core and drove me out of this school. I have never seen such pathetic wastes. Sure, there were a few studious and bright kids, but the majority are essentially high school students who don't want to go to real college. They are absolutely obsessed with drinking and drugs. Oh here is a great story: My roomie during my year there was admitted as a freshman at the age of 24. Why did he apply so late you ask? He had just finished his 2 year jail sentence for drug and weapons charges. Great to know, huh? He dealt pot out of the room in huge quantities and he was a campus hit. You will rarely find anyone studying or working, just drinking or doing drugs. I moved to another dorm so that I could have the opportunity to study and sleep without being constantly interrupted by drunken fools at 4 AM. Of course, my next roomie ended up getting suspended for fighting and destroying property. Oh and guess what? He had spent 10 days of the past summer in jail for drug charges! Here are some other incidents involving the always mature and bright students of JWU: