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Went to Tulane Fresh year long ago, and transferred out.
Crime ridden city, did not like that. Classes and professors were good but did not like New Orleans.
Fun first semester going to Bourbon St, then it's frat parties. If that's what you are into you might like it.
I am from NYC and ended up transferring to Boston,
so to me DC would feel more at home if you like Boston/NYC. If you want something really different, go spend some time at Tulane and make sure you really know what you are signing up for, NO is like no other city.
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Written by David Glidden
Students at GW tend to complain a lot about the pricey tuition, lack of school spirit, perhaps unnecessary new facilities, and excessive nickel-and-diming. However, most students stay at GW for four years—GW’s retention rate is 91 percent. Many students are also upset about how GW compares academically to other schools, and that the science labs and facilities are run-down and old. GW students want the best and sometimes the University does not live up to their expectations.
Although GW provides students with a large variety of entertaining on-campus activities, students can also go off campus and enjoy the city. The University’s location in DC makes most GW students’ experiences worthwhile and interesting. GW would not be the same, nor as wonderful, if it were not located in DC. The city adds life, variety, and uniqueness to the campus environment. Students have the opportunity to land incredible internships while taking classes. The city also offers countless off-campus shows, productions, sporting events, restaurants and bars, museums, and (of course) the monuments to visit. Washington is the perfect college town because it attracts young people from all over the country, gives students amazing opportunities, and is easy to manage. GW is a great place to be—most students are happy to spend their four years here.
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