What unusual/atypical service/perk has your kids had from their college?

[Anonymous]

Thinking unusual things people may not think of, like:

Typical would be resume help, maybe less typical is free interview outfits for students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thinking unusual things people may not think of, like:

Typical would be resume help, maybe less typical is free interview outfits for students.

How do you cite DCUM in your articles? Do your editors know you’re crowdsourcing the content?

[Anonymous]

Above average ice cream in the below average dining hall

[Anonymous]

Every school on the planet does resume help. Since the stone ages.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thinking unusual things people may not think of, like:

Typical would be resume help, maybe less typical is free interview outfits for students.

An interview outfit…you mean a suit?

Your example is comically bad.

[Anonymous]

Laundry included

[Anonymous]

100% free trips to national parks and funding for food during these trips.

A special research program for environmental science students where they spend a week in the campus’s home in the mountains and do data retrieval with other first years.

School-specific fellowships, one to Cambridge.

A ton of famous people invited to campus

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:100% free trips to national parks and funding for food during these trips.

A special research program for environmental science students where they spend a week in the campus’s home in the mountains and do data retrieval with other first years.

School-specific fellowships, one to Cambridge.

A ton of famous people invited to campus

Please say what school! My frantic googling is suggesting Southern Utah but the details don’t seem quite right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:100% free trips to national parks and funding for food during these trips.

A special research program for environmental science students where they spend a week in the campus’s home in the mountains and do data retrieval with other first years.

School-specific fellowships, one to Cambridge.

A ton of famous people invited to campus

Please say what school! My frantic googling is suggesting Southern Utah but the details don’t seem quite right.

Pomona College. Similar region!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Above average ice cream in the below average dining hall

Um, this is EVERY dorm.

[Anonymous]

East Quad at University of Michigan has a theater built into the dorm building. It's used by the Residential College to put on plays. Other parts of the university also use it. I saw a very cool multi-media artist's storytelling presentation there last weekend.

https://www.hakawati.org/projects/azad-storytelling/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Above average ice cream in the below average dining hall

lol
Cornell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:100% free trips to national parks and funding for food during these trips.

A special research program for environmental science students where they spend a week in the campus’s home in the mountains and do data retrieval with other first years.

School-specific fellowships, one to Cambridge.

A ton of famous people invited to campus

Please say what school! My frantic googling is suggesting Southern Utah but the details don’t seem quite right.

Pomona College. Similar region!

Interesting and unexpected

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:100% free trips to national parks and funding for food during these trips.

A special research program for environmental science students where they spend a week in the campus’s home in the mountains and do data retrieval with other first years.

School-specific fellowships, one to Cambridge.

A ton of famous people invited to campus

Please say what school! My frantic googling is suggesting Southern Utah but the details don’t seem quite right.

Pomona College. Similar region!

Interesting and unexpected

Pretty expected. That school is loaded.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Laundry included

More colleges are moving towards this model