Ivan-Quincey

Corona Del Sol

Corona's campus is generally pretty well-known to be the one of the safest campuses around. Around the school, fights are rare and mild, and security is almost everywhere. As ir relates to safety after school and at dances and the like, it all depends on what crowds one moves in. Overall, I would have to say safety is one of the least of my worries.

Corona's Houses

There are whole resident communities around Corona. For some people, their high school is literally in their backyard. The only drawback to this is you have to buy a house of get an apartmen to live close by, and since they are much in demand, they are usually expnesive, or unavailable.

Corona, Enough Said

The school has an ideal "Code of Honor," and our administrators are very enthusiastic about it. However, realistically speaking, I would say we, as students, are about at the halfway mark at where we could ideally be. There are no outright violations of rules, though. ALso, the actual strictness depends on the individual security guards and teachers.

Really Cool

ASU is actually a really nice place for people who need food to think. There are a variety of places to get something to eat, and it's usually pretty cheap, too. Even if you are off the actual campus, ASU's surrounded with fast restaurants if you don't have much time.