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Cars Aren't Necessary, but They Help

There are a lot of parking options around campus. Most people either park in the parking garage or down the street in the big parking lot. Many others just park on the side of the road. Either way, we have pretty convenient parking, except during big snow storms because the plows can't get through the streets so sometimes cars get towed. Anyone can have a car on campus, but it's great because you don't even have to keep it on campus. Many of the locals are pretty relaxed on where you can keep your car so most people don't mind if it is in front of their houses.

Psychology Is a Big Major

Most people at Clark are really into social sciences and psychology, but we still have great programs for the sciences and arts, as well as many others. All of our professors have been out in the field of work, and almost all of them have worked with graduate and undergraduate students in research and writing published papers. So far, I feel very lucky to be able to have a professor who knows exactly what they are doing and how to succeed at their careers.

The Library Only Gets Crowded During Finals

We have many different computer labs and two different libraries. I'm not even sure where all the computer labs are because there are so many. Each semester we have 35 dollars worth of free printing, which is great, because I thought I used a lot of paper last semester, but I still had 19 dollars left over. Most of the network reliability is good, except for a few of the dorms. It's still pretty good, but sometimes it disconnects for a few seconds and you just have to refresh the page a couple times. The main library has 5 floors, and the other library is one library totally dedicated to scientific research, textbooks, etc and there is always a place to study on campus when you need one, but you just have to be able to look for a good place earlier in the day during finals weeks.