Looking for a good college...?

Question

I want to find a college that is private, medium student body, right near the beach and the city. Know of any??

Answer 1

Pepperdine definitely fits your description, as does Eckerd...these do too, though the student body might be bigger: U San Diego, Golden Gate University, Stanford, U Puget Sound, Palm Beach Atlantic U, and Del Mar College

Answer 2

hmm... go to careercruising.com and you can enter all of your criteria and find a college that is right for you : )

Answer 3

Try to walk around campus a few days before school starts and find out where your classrooms are located. It will save you from arriving 15 minutes late for your classes, which irritates some professors. All new students feel disoriented, but you will feel more confident if you know where to show up.

Your professors will hand out a syllabus and start a lecture. Each professor's lecture style is different. Don't worry, though. In a few weeks, you'll get used to his or her style and start to recognize the faces of your fellow students.

Most schools have some type of "Welcome Week" with tons of activities for new students. You don't have to go to every activity, but if something sounds interesting, check it out. It's a good way to meet new friends too.

Some students use laptops to take notes, but it can also be an incredible distraction because of the temptation to check your email or IM a friend. I'd recommend a single subject spiral-bound college-ruled notebook and a ballpoint or gel pen. Use a different color notebook for each class. Write down anything that goes on the blackboard and anything that the professor repeats multiple times. A good professor will have a way of emphasizing words so you know they are important. Don't worry about neatness - as long as you can read your own handwriting, you're okay.

Answer 4

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