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Reply to "Big state schools - lot of fun, great networks, but do you really learn there?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why doesn't anybody talk about the benefits and upsides of classes where you are one of 400 students? Nobody mentions the upside of being able to walk around campus without running into anybody you know all day. [b]How about the wonders of sharing an off-campus apartment after freshman year because the school has a housing crunch?[/b] That can really bring down the price of room & board. [/quote] I don't know if you're being facetious, but I never understood the appeal of living in on-campus housing after your freshman year. Do people really want the university and RA's looking over their shoulders any more than absolutely necessary? The son of a friend of ours was in university housing as a sophomore briefly during fall of 2020, and bailed out to live with friends first chance he got to get away from mandatory covid testing and other restrictions. [/quote]
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