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Worst of Washington University in St. Louis

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Worst of

Worst Things

  1. The price of tuition ($$$)
  2. Snobby rich kids
  3. The weather
  4. Chancellor Wrighton's lazy eye
  5. Graduation requirements
  6. Teachers with heavy accents
  7. Pre-meds
  8. Pre-laws
  9. Senior theses
  10. 9 a.m. classes

Expensive

Tuition is a steep $38,728, one of the most expensive rates in the country.

Expensive Dorms

Living on campus doesn't come cheap, with an average housing price tag of $8,405.

Worst Rankings and Student Rants About Them

Athletics:
C
Girls:
C+
Drug Safety:
C+

Athletics at Washington University in St. Louis

KingoftheClass

Business '15

0.8
D-

Pretty Bad

The school clearly doesn't care at all about sports. No one really pays attention to the varsity sports teams and the facilities are the oldest on campus. They would rather spend money building a new science lab rather than redo the AC (athletic center) which is over 30 years old, which is annoying given the size of the school's endowment. IM sports are popular at least.

Mar 05, 2012

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Drug Safety at Washington University in St. Louis

chapmanb89

'12

2.3
C

It's a mixture

If you want weed, you can pretty much always get it. But there are some hardcore drug users here. Whether that's good or bad is up to you

Jan 24, 2010

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