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On a related note, does anybody have an opinion on the University of Cincinnati? Just scheduled an interview there and would love some input on the campus and surrounding area.
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Originally Posted by Dr FONClBrICS
On a related note, does anybody have an opinion on the University of Cincinnati? Just scheduled an interview there and would love some input on the campus and surrounding area.
The University of Cincinnati is ideal for anyone looking to graduate with a solid education and experiences of a lifetime. At UC, there is something for everyone, no matter what background you come from and no matter what your goals are. The faculty and staff are helpful and passionate about helping students learn, so whatever program you choose, you’ll get a good education. Plus, the University is always expanding the curriculum, so students have more and more options of what they can study.
The campus itself is as diverse at the curriculum, so students will be learning something new even if they aren’t in the classroom. UC brings in a variety of speakers, events, and exhibits that promote different ways of thinking and cultures. The majority is not the only group that gets its voice heard. You may not get that experience at another college, so take advantage of the openness that UC provides. Cincinnati is also becoming a more diverse city, so students who are open to going off campus can experience even more. Although safety can be somewhat of a concern and parking totally sucks, UC isn’t as bad as people make it seem. Keep in mind that any college has its pros and cons, and no matter where you are, you’re only as safe as you make yourself. Don’t skip out on UC because of a few factors because there is so much that outweighs the bad.
Originally Posted by Dr FONClBrICS
On a related note, does anybody have an opinion on the University of Cincinnati? Just scheduled an interview there and would love some input on the campus and surrounding area.
The University of Cincinnati is ideal for anyone looking to graduate with a solid education and experiences of a lifetime. At UC, there is something for everyone, no matter what background you come from and no matter what your goals are. The faculty and staff are helpful and passionate about helping students learn, so whatever program you choose, you’ll get a good education. Plus, the University is always expanding the curriculum, so students have more and more options of what they can study.
The campus itself is as diverse at the curriculum, so students will be learning something new even if they aren’t in the classroom. UC brings in a variety of speakers, events, and exhibits that promote different ways of thinking and cultures. The majority is not the only group that gets its voice heard. You may not get that experience at another college, so take advantage of the openness that UC provides. Cincinnati is also becoming a more diverse city, so students who are open to going off campus can experience even more. Although safety can be somewhat of a concern and parking totally sucks, UC isn’t as bad as people make it seem. Keep in mind that any college has its pros and cons, and no matter where you are, you’re only as safe as you make yourself. Don’t skip out on UC because of a few factors because there is so much that outweighs the bad.
Animal Thug1539 wrote:
Originally Posted by Dr FONClBrICS
On a related note, does anybody have an opinion on the University of Cincinnati? Just scheduled an interview there and would love some input on the campus and surrounding area.
Great school. Here's something I found about the U of C:
The University of Cincinnati is ideal for anyone looking to graduate with a solid education and experiences of a lifetime. At UC, there is something for everyone, no matter what background you come from and no matter what your goals are. The faculty and staff are helpful and passionate about helping students learn, so whatever program you choose, you’ll get a good education. Plus, the University is always expanding the curriculum, so students have more and more options of what they can study.
The campus itself is as diverse at the curriculum, so students will be learning something new even if they aren’t in the classroom. UC brings in a variety of speakers, events, and exhibits that promote different ways of thinking and cultures. The majority is not the only group that gets its voice heard. You may not get that experience at another college, so take advantage of the openness that UC provides. Cincinnati is also becoming a more diverse city, so students who are open to going off campus can experience even more. Although safety can be somewhat of a concern and parking totally sucks, UC isn’t as bad as people make it seem. Keep in mind that any college has its pros and cons, and no matter where you are, you’re only as safe as you make yourself. Don’t skip out on UC because of a few factors because there is so much that outweighs the bad.
Read more: http://collegeprowler.com/university-of-cincinnati/#ixzz1823TKfYm
Animal Thug1539 wrote:
Originally Posted by Dr FONClBrICS
On a related note, does anybody have an opinion on the University of Cincinnati? Just scheduled an interview there and would love some input on the campus and surrounding area.
Great school. Here's something I found about the U of C:
The University of Cincinnati is ideal for anyone looking to graduate with a solid education and experiences of a lifetime. At UC, there is something for everyone, no matter what background you come from and no matter what your goals are. The faculty and staff are helpful and passionate about helping students learn, so whatever program you choose, you’ll get a good education. Plus, the University is always expanding the curriculum, so students have more and more options of what they can study.
The campus itself is as diverse at the curriculum, so students will be learning something new even if they aren’t in the classroom. UC brings in a variety of speakers, events, and exhibits that promote different ways of thinking and cultures. The majority is not the only group that gets its voice heard. You may not get that experience at another college, so take advantage of the openness that UC provides. Cincinnati is also becoming a more diverse city, so students who are open to going off campus can experience even more. Although safety can be somewhat of a concern and parking totally sucks, UC isn’t as bad as people make it seem. Keep in mind that any college has its pros and cons, and no matter where you are, you’re only as safe as you make yourself. Don’t skip out on UC because of a few factors because there is so much that outweighs the bad.
Read more: http://collegeprowler.com/university-of-cincinnati/#ixzz1823TKfYm
What? The name is Dwele, Swahili for "God has bought me here."Originally Posted by Dwele Farooq Al Suleed Afzul
DatzNasty? Is that you?
..you miserable piece of thing you..
What? The name is Dwele, Swahili for "God has bought me here."Originally Posted by Dwele Farooq Al Suleed Afzul
DatzNasty? Is that you?
..you miserable piece of thing you..
Im born and raised in Columbus, and the highlighted items are blatant lies.Originally Posted by Los Benjaminz
I moved from NYC to Ohio, because of my mom's. I live in a nice white suburbs of Columbus. Let me tell you this is the place you don't want to live, even the people that live in Ohio don't want to live here.
Columbus has some of the fakest cats i've ever met. For some reason the suburban kid's think their all that, because they have money and in the city is not any better.
People in Columbus cannot drive and highway system is so horrible. The city is not nice looking at all. The weather is crappy. Job's are crappy.
No nice diverse club's, the black club's is mad grimey might aswell get shot. Some days you gonna find yourself bored as hell, with a crappy nightlife.
The only thing good the city has it has a lot of bar's, that you can meet some drunk women. A lot of decent colleges around the state, with a lot of school spirit.
Ohio also got some of the finest snow bunnies you ever gonna get to see, especially at Ohio State.
But without Ohio State and high street, columbus will be one of the lamest city's.
Im born and raised in Columbus, and the highlighted items are blatant lies.Originally Posted by Los Benjaminz
I moved from NYC to Ohio, because of my mom's. I live in a nice white suburbs of Columbus. Let me tell you this is the place you don't want to live, even the people that live in Ohio don't want to live here.
Columbus has some of the fakest cats i've ever met. For some reason the suburban kid's think their all that, because they have money and in the city is not any better.
People in Columbus cannot drive and highway system is so horrible. The city is not nice looking at all. The weather is crappy. Job's are crappy.
No nice diverse club's, the black club's is mad grimey might aswell get shot. Some days you gonna find yourself bored as hell, with a crappy nightlife.
The only thing good the city has it has a lot of bar's, that you can meet some drunk women. A lot of decent colleges around the state, with a lot of school spirit.
Ohio also got some of the finest snow bunnies you ever gonna get to see, especially at Ohio State.
But without Ohio State and high street, columbus will be one of the lamest city's.
Originally Posted by thytkerjobs
it's a state just like every other state.