The Standard in Colleges and Universities Part 1

POSTED BY Dave on Mar 22 under College, Education, Information

As with any organization, fraternities and sororities have their own jargon. While the terms can vary from campus to campus and group to group, the following are standard in United States colleges and universities: 1. Active. A member of a fraternity or sorority who has been fully initiated into the group. 2. Bid. An invitation [...]

Campus’s Social Life Part 1

POSTED BY Dave on Mar 14 under Uncategorized

You know that getting involved in the social life on campus can help you make lifelong friends, develop your talents, and teach you valuable social skills. Being a part of campus life is a whole lot of fun, too. Joining up can often make the difference between a happy college experience and a miserable one.

Bates College Social Environment Part (2)

POSTED BY admin on Jan 22 under Bates College, College, Education

Students appreciate using their fine-tuned writing and computing skills. There is a certain sense of relaxation in students here, who are laid-back, comfortable in their skin and free to be what they want. There’s also a spiritual thread across the curriculum and the students want to apply moral principles to what they learn.

Bates College Social Environment

POSTED BY admin on Jan 18 under Bates College, College, Education

Bates students are uniquely different from one another. They arrive to campus with surprisingly different interests and an insatiable curiosity. They are seekers. They don’t exactly follow the status quo. They leave high school personas behind and become socially and intellectually sophisticated students in an alternative style.

Amherst College Social Environment Part (2)

POSTED BY admin on Dec 1 under Amherst College, College, Education

The heavy academic rigor channels the social life of the student body, composed Primarily of high school valedictorians. Comfortable in the world of ideas, these bright and self-directed students form a vibrant and diverse community of leaders. Bright, underprivileged students are well represented at Amherst.

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