1. Point Loma Nazarene University

    • 4 Year
    • San Diego, CA
    • 953 reviews
    #192 Best Colleges in America

    Sophomore : Point Loma is paradise on earth. The campus is beautiful, the professors genuinely care about you, and the people are welcoming. I thought I wouldn't like attending a school with a small campus, but it turned out that it was just what I needed. Classes are extremely personal. You also get to meet a lot of people though! Precisely because it's small, you build deep and intimate connections with those around you. You also get to form tight knit relationships with your professors and their associates. This helps for any form of networking. Additionally, we have a variety of amazing local stores and events. San Diego is a beautiful area to live in, providing you with everything from famous taco stands to mainstream concerts. The education in itself is amazing. Statistically, PLNU has one of the best nursing programs in the country. The standard income rate after graduating is very high also. Overall, I recommend this school to anyone who wants to end with a good career/college experience.
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    • A-
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    • 69% Acceptance Rate
    • $31,933 Net Price
    • 1140-1300 SAT Range
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  2. University of Kansas

    • 4 Year
    • Lawrence, KS
    • 3,169 reviews
    #193 Best Colleges in America

    Graduate Student : Overall the education given to me was great! Like most other universities, I had great teachers who loved what they taught and you could definitely tell through their teaching. Other teachers seemed like they couldn't really care less whether you actually learned the information or not. My studios were great, and most of the studio professors were part of the former group, while several of the support courses were taught by the latter. I am part of the architecture school and some of my experiences with the administration were confusing, specifically regarding the 5-year Master of Architecture program. Sometimes I felt as if my particular class year was being pushed under the rug, as there have been several changes of administration during my time here. To give them the benefit of the doubt, the administration do their best to try to keep us informed of such changes and try to be transparent about them.
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    • A-
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    • 92% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,415 Net Price
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