is the university of vermont a good school?
351367
yes, but it is the most expensive state school for an out of stater. UVM is also slowly taking over the city of burlington and as a result is getting bigger. good or bad? up to you. a dorm once burned down in the early '70's. I will also agree that it is best known for its med school.
152446
GOODEST ??   a good prep school be better 4 you
1012087
The university of Ky school of Pharmacy is VERRRRRY Good
327384
U of M is one of the best universities in the world, I traveled pretty far to get to Ann Arbor and it has been the best time of my life. It does depend on what you are looking for in a university, if you want great academics, a very cool social life and the best sports this is the place to go.. if you let things like weather determine where you go.. then good luck, I hear SEC schools are a good place to waste 4 years
380708
Morristown is a nice place, but I would check with some people who have direct contact or expereince with the University,  I generally like the feel of smaller liberal arts schools myself, and find that some of the best and healthiest student-teacher-school relationships are found there.  Not saying anything bad about big-box schools, it is all about what is best for you. Oh, and please for the sake of your future don't for a second take anything in US News and World Report's "college rankings".  Those rankings are compiled with one thing in mind only, making USN&WR money, not trying to help you find the right place for you.
920877
I am finishing two degrees there. Bachelors in Business Management and Marketing. I am doing their flex-net program where there is an on-grounds class in the first and last week of each course. I am in Wisconsin. I say this because I have heard the quality from state to state is a bit different at times. Overall I am satisfied with the coursework and the school. \n\nOne will take from theses classes as much as they put into them. By no means are the majority of classes easy or is this a diploma mill. Even Harvard is selling on line courses now. UoP is the largest accredited on line school in the world right now. I am friends with a couple of my professors who also teach at other colleges and they tell me the requirements are higher and stricter than the other on-ground colleges they teach for. \n\nAs far as getting a job after wards I know other students whom have gotten excellent jobs with a UoP diploma. They do have a reputation for being a good school. You just need to stay on top of things and if there is a problem take care of it immediately. They will work very hard to satisfy the situation.
1383
Mercer University has a good program and good campus.
563462
Generally, if the school has an outstanding graduate program in your field, the undergraduate program will be great as well, since many of the same professors will teach the upper division classes.  Some of the best schools out there for psychology that are a little easier to get into are University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, University of Illinois - Champaign Urbana, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, University of Wisconsin - Madison, and Indiana University at Bloomington.  Of course, if you have the academic excellence and the money, schools such as Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, etc., excel in practically every field (and psychology is no exception), so you're assured of a good education regardless of which major you choose. Good luck!
775167
I definitely think UOP is worth it because I am a student there myself. I am currently obtaining my MBA and having the ability to go to school online has helped me tremendously because I often travel for work. \n\nI am six classes away from my degree and I am happy I did it, and can not wait to start a new chapter in my life with an advanced degree. \n\nI also want to let you know that I attended a traditional state school in California for my BA and after taking classes online at UOP I would never take a class at a brick and mortar school again. Best of luck to you.
690365
I went to college at the University of North Dakota.  Their law program is pretty good, and I'm assuming it's not difficult to get into.  Plus, the campus is BEAUTIFUL and it's a fun school (great hockey)
314508
yes. it is a really nice university to learn in.\nthey have many programs and etc.\npersonaly - i would go there .
889434
Virginia Tech is an excellent school, particularly for the hard sciences and engineering aspects.  It would not be my first choice for a liberal arts type degree.\n\nI have not attended; however, I teach at a university and it is comparable to my school - research 1.
671206
It's one of the best universities in the country, and definitely, one of the best Historically Black Colleges and Universities.  I know a number of people who went there for their law degree, and they are very educated, knowledgeable people.\n\nIn the end, great university!
731897
It seems as though you are an excellent, all around student and individual and would have a good shot of getting into any of these schools.  Therefore, what is the best school for you?  \n\nThere are a many questions that you'll need to ask yourself:\n1.  What subject do you want to major in when in college?  Are there a few? - Make sure that any university that you attend has all of the different majors that you are interested in.  That way, if you try one out and find out that you do not like it, you have the other options.  Also, is the major a good program at the schools that you want to attend?\n\n2.  Do you want a big or small university?  Many times small university are look down upon because they may not have the name of a Harvard or Yale.  However, big and small university are great.  The biggest question is... do you want and/or need attention from your professors?  Bigger university professors may not be able to give students individual attention that so many students need.  Smaller universities are able to give a lot of personal attention, allowing students to contact professors any time with questions and/or advice.\n\n3.  Location, location, location!  Will you like the location that the university is in?  City versus College town?  Weather... do you want warm weather where it never snows or are you okay at a university that it snows much of winter?  \n\n4.  Does the school have the extracurricular activities that you are interested in?  Academics is not all that you are at a university for... college is all about the experience as well.  Will you have the opportunity to get involved and are the activities that you want to participate in available on the campus?\n\n5.  Do you like the campus and university?  This you'll never know until you walk onto that particular campus.  If you can, try to visit any school that you are really interested in.  College admissions representatives are paid to tell you have great the university will be.  In addition, all of the papers and viewbooks that you get from the universities will show nothing but pretty pictures.  However, you'll never know if it is the right place for you until you step on the campus.  You'll probably know within the first 5 minutes of being on the campus if you'll like it or not!  All colleges and universities do campus tours - just call the admissions office and they'll set it up for you.\n\nGood luck!
755907
The term "good" is a little fuzzy and it's easier to answer the opposite.\n\nA "not good" school is one that:\n\nIs not regionally accredited (SACS, North Central etc).  If a school is not accredited (or has accreditation from some other source) pass it by.  The degree probably won't be accepted.\n\nIs not NCATE accredited.  NCATE is an accrediting body for educational programs.  Ditto above.  No NCATE, no degree recognition.\n\nIs not listed with the state department of education as a teacher training school FOR THE AREA YOU ARE LOOKING INTO.  You can't be certified unless it is.\n\nIf a school meets these requirements, (and most land grant institutions do, otherwise the dept head gets fired) then the school is good.\n\nThis is because it really makes very little difference where you get your degree from at the undergraduate level as long as the above requirement are met.  A degree (and teaching certificate) from Podunk U  has the same opportunity and salary as one from Harvard in K-12 public schools.\n\nWhere school make a big difference is at the graduate level and for university positions.  Here you MUST be very selective.  Many K-12 teachers try to get university positions with iffy grad degrees  such as online degrees.   Not a good deal.
697159
Virginia is mainly a Basketball school. If bent on staying in Virginia, go to V-Tech. The Hokies have one of the best teams in the ACC.\n#1denverfan
550309
The university you haver in mind is good. Check this under google.com