D+
Haven't Yet Seen a Beaver. Not Surprised.
Because I'm relatively sure that beavers, given their lack of fiscal restraints, have already moved out of Beaver Falls. It's not as if it's horrible, but it's not "nice" either. It has a few nice points, but the "area attractions" pretty much amount to Sheetz, a Korean restaurant (which is admittedly excellent), pizza, and a rather nice campus. The campus is definitely a winning point. Given that its near Pittsburgh, it's not hard to go out and soak up some cultural experience if you want to--the college will even facilitate a few. The town, however, is a product of the depressed steel industry, and since the 60s its population size has decreased to about a sixth of its former glory. This is evident in the shoddy storefronts and unkempt houses. If you're a girl who doesn't live on campus, you'll probably feel more secure with a guy to walk you the few blocks to your house or the Geneva apartments after twilight. If you're a guy, this is a great chance to meet girls.