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| Location: | Slippery Rock, PA |
| In-State Tuition: | $6,935 |
| Out-of-State Tuition: | $9,707 |
| FT Undergraduates: | 8,598 |
| Admission Difficulty: | Easy |
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Picking a college is a tough decision and nobody expects you to have your whole life charted out upon high school graduation. Fortunately, Slippery Rock can help you find yourself by exposing you to a laundry list of opportunities and organizations. Sure, students gripe about Weisenfluh food, the miserable weather, and the Ticket Nazi, but SRU students are in it together. Here, you are not treated as a number, but, in many cases, as a family member. Most students agree that the people are what make this place. You will not only make lifelong friendships and connections with fellow students but with professors and local townspeople, as well. It is highly difficult to find a school where professors sincerely care about you, and not just about their research and side projects. In recent years, Slippery Rock has been trying to overcome the party school stigma that has overshadowed its sophisticated academic programs. Known for many programs, including education, physical therapy, and parks and recreational management, Slippery Rock offers high quality at a low price. Remember that a well-rounded education does not have to translate into millions of dollars in student debt. It is highly recommended that before you commit yourself to any school, visit the campus and see if it feels right. Though some schools look terrific on paper, you may be disappointed upon arrival. Slippery Rock offers something for everyone, and it’s highly recommended that you get involved and make the most of your time here. At Slippery Rock, we play hard, we work hard, and most agree that they would do it all over again in a heartbeat. Go Rock! Slippery Rock Student ReviewsWhat's This?Filter:
scotcalvert Slippery Rock '12 Fine Arts Jul 19, 2010  |
Labs Crowded but Available Seating for Laptop Users
B-
Most of the computer labs at SRU do get fairly crowded around midterms/finals but there is plenty of space for people to come in with laptops and use the WiFi. Plus, if you don't own your own laptop you can borrow/sign out one from the library. |
msamber99 Slippery Rock '12 Accounting Jul 17, 2010 |
Libraries
A
are wonderful. haven't seen a nicer library than the one at SRU |
kll9892 Slippery Rock '12 Dance Jul 14, 2010 |
Lots of Work Will Help in the Long Run...
A-
I am a dance major at a liberal arts college. I have met and enjoy working with all of my professors in my specific major. The workload can test your nerves but I know that this will all pay off for me because I know going into the performing arts I will be able to handle the workload in the future. I think this will defiantly help with my future. |
Syracuse University
| Location: |
Syracuse, NY |
| Tuition: | $33,440 |
| Room & Board: | $11,656 |
| Student Body Size: |
20,722 |
| Admission Difficulty: |
Average |
University of Pittsburgh
| Location: |
Pittsburgh, PA |
| In-State Tuition: | $13,642 |
| Out-of-State Tuition: | $23,290 |
| Student Body Size: |
21,318 |
| Admission Difficulty: |
Average |
University of Rhode Island
| Location: |
Kingston, RI |
| In-State Tuition: | $8,678 |
| Out-of-State Tuition: | $24,776 |
| Student Body Size: |
14,860 |
| Admission Difficulty: |
Easy |
West Virginia University
| Location: |
Morgantown, WV |
| In-State Tuition: | $5,100 |
| Out-of-State Tuition: | $15,770 |
| Student Body Size: |
22,653 |
| Admission Difficulty: |
Hard |
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