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yea,the freshman dorms is three people by room, but i got a two in llc3. so it just depend if you r lucky. kind of but just answer them wisely, but you will be ok, cuz me and y roomate are sisters now. i ll be a sophomore next year. so come holla at me

The party scene is not that good. We do throw parties at the university, however, they always need help to make it fun. We do have a teenage club called the zodiac for 15-20 year olds that are pretty cool.

Clark Atlanta is a Historically Black University, therefore, there are very few people of any other race.

Racially no since its a HBCU, but in a geographical sense yes. The majority of students are out of state with places like Cali, NY and Illnois being popular.

yes you should. and you should also contact them and let them know u applied

It was a while before they told me I was accepted. I had to call almost everyday. They finally told me the end of last month. I haven't received any information either. They told me over the phone. My advice call and ask. Hope this helps.

Hw long ago did u apply before you got accepted??

make sure to call them and keep calling them like every two days to stay updated on things. I applied in in november as well and i recieved my acceptance packet last month.

I applied about a month ago but my file wasn't complete until Friday because they had not receive my transcript. I called Tuesday and they told me that I was accepted over the phone. So yes, call them and check the status of your application to make sure that they have everything they need. Good luck.

Call them and check CONSISTANLY..! Thats what I had to do. I sent everything off in January.. Didnt know that my apllication was incomplete until i talked to Ms. Montelus. After i faxed her my test scores it took them 3 days to send me an acceptance letter.

Yes, Harrisburg University is a very diverse university, we have many people of ethnicity here, as well as clubs that deal with getting to know the other ones, such as Japanese culture club. We also have events, such as an international food fest.

Extremely. There are a number of ethnicities attending, as well as transfer students from various foreign countries (China, Egypt, Cameroon) every year. It's one of the most diverse colleges I've found, and there are plenty of opportunities to get to know everyone since the college size is rather small.

It is not too hard, you just get two recommendations from a teacher and a conselor and write a brief essay. Then you wait some weeks. If you don't get a response you call them and then you should hear a response

admission you really need to make that effort to get to know them personally.

I havent had a problem with them yet. Just call them in the mornings, right when they open, which is at 9am. Just stay on top of things with them.

As long as you take your education seriously, you will be taken seriously. Clark is a wonderful school to attend. Visit our website to learn more http://www.cau.edu/About_CAU.aspx , Good luck.

Clark Atlanta is definitely a place where you can have fun and structure at the same time. It's basically up to you to take your schooling seriously and managae your time wisely.