I'm going to be a freshman there this next year\nI was wondering what the campus was like \nAre the people friendly?
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Don't go to St. Leo but I can tell you that any university there will be nice and not so nice people. There is so much stuff to do at a college campus...you will be so amazed. It's great. Anything you think you may be interested in...they have a group for itand a bunch of people in them. Do you have an email address with St. Leo yet?...If you do, you can sign up on Facebook and meet tons of people, maybe even someone from your highschool is going there and you don't know it!
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It is a pretty good University for the cost it has. Another very good option for international students is the University of Alberta which has a separate internation students association.\nU of Alberta international: http://www.international.ualberta.ca/\nU of Winnipeg: http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/index/international-index
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Do you mean Lincoln or Kearney or Omaha? Lincoln is the best-known, and more competitive, campus. People who go there do love it. It's got a big frat scene, if you're into that. Students tend to want to party, but also take their studies quite seriously. Most students come from Nebraska and the states around it, and are fairly conservative in their beliefs. \n\nDoes this sound like a good fit for you? If so, then U Nebraska Lincoln. \n\nIf your grades aren't quite to their standards, you can apply to Kearney instead. Omaha's pretty much a commuter school, so unless you currently live in Omaha and plan to commute, it's probably not a good fit. Kearney has more of a collegy feel to it than Omaha.
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i graduted from that college.\nit was the best years i've had, you;ll have a blast there
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ohh, you.\nhighschool is amazing.\ni'm going to be a sophomore this fall, and freshman year was great. at the open house, meet as many people as you can! just chat with them for a little bit, and then on the first day of school you can be like, oh yeah, i remember you from open house! and then you'll have something to talk about. \ndon't worry about getting lost; i got lost in my highschool for at least the first month and a half. right when i thought i'd gotten it down, i'd get confused again. don't worry about it. no one will even notice if you're lost, unless you go into the wrong classroom or something silly like that >< haha.\nat lunch, just sit next to someone that you recognize [& that you've talked to] from one of your morning classes, and talk about like your schedules or something.\ndo sports, join clubs, whatever makes you happy.\ngood luck!\n& they say every year of highschool gets to be more and more fun!\noh, and, don't be too shy!!\n♥
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I LOVE IT AT ARCHBISHOP RYAN!!!!!!!!!\nI LOVE ALL MY FRIENDS THERE!!!!!\nTHE ONLY THING I DON'T LIKE IS THAT ALL THE TEACHERS ARE GIVING TONS OF HW NOW.
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I haven't been to one. But check www.collegeboard.com out it will help as it will have info about it.
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One of my very best friends got a degree in University Of Washington and he really enjoyed it!  The people are friendly and Seattle is a great place for outdoor and also cultural things.  I have been to Seattle many times and it is a wonderful place, you may want to check it out before you apply!  As for the classes and professors, well there are surely good and bad ones!  Good Luck!
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I can't help you with the Virginia State part, but I can help with the OSU.\n\nI'm not in the college of pharmacy, but I do know the University as a whole.  It is really great.  Really friendly, outgoing, and fun people.  A lot of time is spent enjoying the sun in the spring when we get a break from the rain and you're always welcome to join a game of Frisbee, baseball, football, soccer, whatever.\n\nYou may get a really cool advisor who is totally willing to help you with anything and there are some really really awesome teachers.  If you do go here, Dr. Greaves' human sexuality (hdfs 240) is the most popular class on campus and the best one.\n\nThe campus is beautiful and perfectly manicured.  I don't recommend coming here if you have strong allergies though.  Also, remember that OSU was originally an agriculture school so on occasion you'll wake up to the "farm fresh" smell!!!\n\nOoooooooSsssssUuuuuuuuu! OSU!!!\n\n*Edit*  One more thing, OSU is a very liberal University.  We do have a strong conservative club if you're into that...but just be prepared.  Also, we're very political.
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Hello Tiffany,\n\nI had my doubts about going but once I completed my AA I felt more confident about the online programs... It is a lot harder than a campus because you have to go at your on pace but stay focus and you will go far!\n\nJAM
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It's really hard to get into. It's in downtown NYC, so the neighborhood isn't too safe. But there's always lots to do around campus--Broadway shows, parties, sporting events.
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hey! i went there when i was in 7th grade. (i'm 21 now). e-mail me if you would like to. btownsbabyblueangel@yahoo.com.
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I went to one for a year, then moved. The IB school had way higher standards, and I felt the teachers and principal really cared about education. Count your blessings.
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Hey, my cousin goes there - doing her A-levels. She loves it! From what I've heard everyone seems pretty nice. Some of the teachers are a bit s*** but you get that everywhere don't you!\n\nI suggest having a look round yourself - it's the only way you will ever truly get a feel for the place. \n\nThat's really wierd that someone on here actually was able to answer that question of yours! Anyway, I hope you are happy wherever you end up!
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its SOOOO much fun. I went there last year with my school and we had the best time. Its for any age group and i PROMISE you that you will have a GREAT time!!!!!!
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Im thinkin about goin to college there.
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I daresay you will not get many responses in this forum.  My best advice to you is to check out the website below, search for Columbia, and check out their discussion boards.  There, prospective students, current students, and alumnae/i post questions and answers, and sometimes even chat in "real time."\n\nI did one of my Master's degrees at Columbia, and so did my brother (religion for me, poli sci for him).  It's the nicest campus in NYC.