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Worst Things

  1. The city of Salem
  2. The dating/social scene
  3. Dinner options at Goudy
  4. Gossip
  5. High tuition
  6. Lack of school spirit
  7. Noise from the train that runs under the sky bridge
  8. Parking
  9. The student athletic facility is too small.
  10. Varsity athletics

Expensive

Tuition is a steep $37,150, one of the most expensive rates in the country.

Worst Rankings and Student Rants About Them

Transportation:
C
Athletics:
C+
Nightlife:
C+

Athletics at Willamette University

clair

English '15

1.9
C-

For Fun

Our sports are not a big deal at all. We're such a small school that there's really not much recruiting, and honestly some of the intramural sports get more attention than the actual sports. Our football team is awful.

Apr 11, 2012

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Nightlife at Willamette University

Hanalee

Anthropology and Archaeology '14

2.3
C

Quiet on Campus

The nightlife on campus is pretty much dominated by the fraternities and sororities. However, the campus is small, and there are lots of parties in student homes off campus. Club life is pretty quiet, Salem is not a college town, however there are a few bars for both gay and straight clientele. Portland has more options to pick from and is only an hour's drive.

Jan 19, 2012

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