Ole Miss: the School, what are your opinions of this university>?
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my ex is in this university and he says it is not bad at all, though not as good as his previous one, in terms of friends
613191
I graduated from UC Irvine, and I absolutely loved it.  It is an awesome school.  But, like any college, you get what you put into it.  They have good research opportunities, and great programs to study abroad.  Make sure to take advantage of all of the opportunities, and the peaceful environment.  This is not a "party" school.  It's more laid back.  Oh.. and the gym "the ARC" is the best.
40722
As a loyal Bulldog fan and a graduate of the University of Georgia, I have to tip my hat to the mountaineers. They played very well and have some amazing freshmen. I also, in fairness, have to tip my hat to Georgia for making a game of it when they were down so big so early. It's a shame in a game like that that someone has to lose.
583090
It is an accredited university. They are great for the few degrees they do, but they are also very expensive.
304341
a quiet, underestimated school. I'm a second year and enjoying my time here. Frats dominate the social scene and the school is going through a construction boom. the weather isn't as bad as i though it would be. overall I am satisfied with my decision to come here
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I would strongly consider JMU (James Madison University), were I you.  Really quite a decent school and a place really known for turning out (good) teachers.\n\nAnother poster mentioned Virginia.  Its a wonderful school, don't get me wrong, but the structure of their education program is a bit odd.  Students take a regular academic major, generally from Arts & Sciences, and take education courses that lead ultimately to an undergrad degree and Master of Teaching.  Thus, a student graduates in 5 years with a bachelor's and a master's degree.  Its a great system if you want to teach high school: UVa trained history teachers actually know history, chemistry teachers chemistry, and so on.  It doesn't seem to lend itself so naturally to younger kids, or so it seems to me.  \n\nThese things being said, good luck!
644255
I went there for the Auburn game in 2002, and I was surprised at how subdued the atmosphere was there. Compared to an SEC school, you might as well have been attending a funeraly. Of course, I'm guessing that was before all the bandwagon fans got on board.
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probably, because we seriously rock.  GO BLUE!  MSU and OSU are the most bitter.  I just finished with college admissions and at MSU there was so much UofM bashing it made MSU look like sorry babies.  I chose UofM, of course!
370030
No worse than any other University, compared to anywhere else in the country. Depends on the ignorance of the students attending those schools. Racism is everywhere in this country. Not just the South. I have seen more race issues in the Northern part of the country than in the South where I live.
990233
What school in particular?
1071136
THERE ARE FAR BETTER SCHOOLS ELSEWHERE. IN MISSISSIPPI, HOWEVER, THAT IS THE BEST PUBLIC SCHOOL.
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Great school!  I think one of the best things about Reed is the attitude of the students and professors towards education.  We're not here for the diploma, but rather the education that goes with it.  From what I saw visting schools last year, that's fairly unusual.  We don't see our grades unless we ask (we still get plenty of feedback, though), so there's no competition around grades.  Also, since there's no graduate school, we're not completing with grad students for the attention of our professors.  After every paper we turn in for hum 110 (the required freshmen class - see the Reed website for details), we have a 1-on-1 meeting with our prof to discuss the paper (I know this sounds intimidating, but it's not).  Overall, we take our academics quite seriously, but we still find time to have fun.  For example, we're planning to make liquid nitrogen ice cream on Thursday.\n\nI few weeks ago I attended a workshop on underwater basket weaving.  If you look up underwater basket weaving on Wikipedia, you'll see that it is done by submerging the basket materials in a bucket of water.  At Reed, we jump in the swiming pool.\n\nSorry if that wasn't very coherent or comprehensive, but you should definelty keep Reed on your list.
475556
Yes! :D I think it's a great school... :D\nyou can find a lot about it on the Internet.. :D\nTry www.ctc.ac.uk :D
832307
It is a fantastic school. There med. school is very highly rated as are all depts. It is located right in the heart of the cultural center of Pittsburgh so there is plenty for the student to do. I highly recommend it.
513003
My friend does.  She really likes it.  She transfered there from Virginia Commonweath (VCU) in Richmond and loves GWU now.  She is just finishing her junior year and no complaints so far.  :)
117927
Hey, i go to saint louis university school of law. I did not do my undergraduate work here at SLU (pronounced sloo), but i know SLU has a great reputation. Our campus is gorgeous and it is in the heart of st. louis. There are plenty of fun things to see and do that are near the campus. SLU is actually the first university to be founded in the United States that is west of the Mississippi River. It has a long history of great academics. I think you would really enjoy this school.\n\nOnly flaw: very expensive. I hope you have scholarships. Good luck.
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I personally graduated from Loras College.  I feel it was a pretty good liberal arts school, and I got a pretty good education.  From my experiences, Loras had more classes and options of majors than the University of Dubuque.  I don't know what exactly you are look to get into, so maybe that would influance it too.