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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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There wasn't a whole lot to the admissions process. It wasn't that
selective. You had to fill out some forms and things. There wasn't an
interview... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Sent in the Application and was approved. No essay, no interview. Had
to meet their requirements of SAT score, class percentile, and/or class
ra... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Very easy. No essays to write for admission. just need to meet
certain benchmarks regarding SAT, GPA, or ACT. Once exceed those
benchmarks you ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Relatively ordered admissions process. Transfer and/or international
students often may have problems transferring grades and/or courses.
Importan... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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The quality of lower division classes is pretty poor, depending on what
you're taking. There are a lot of teachers of lower division classes
that ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Quality of classes depended on the department. The English and Foreign
Language departments were very poor. Their Art department is
excellent. ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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For Finance the school provides an excellent education. It lives up to
it's ranking in the major papers. It gives you more than enough tools
to ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The nature of the W.P. Carey School of Business Finance and Marketing
programs (I double-majored) is good. The professors are generally always
ope... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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It sounds like the school can be helpful with that. I personally have not looked a whole lot into that, so I don't know. READ MORE
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Alumni
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Internships were tough to get. They had very few and the requirements wre insanely high to get them. They have a career resources center, but I foun... READ MORE
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Alumni
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You can only really get careers in Arizona and Southern California. The degree does not transfer out of those areas. Career Services gets a fair amo... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Finance program seems well-respected (third tier B.school). Internship opportunities are OK, a lot for personal financial advisor-type of internships.... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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The quality of life here all depends on what kind of life you want to
lead in the first place. If you want to spend most of your time
surrounded b... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The dorms range. Some are newer and way too expensive. Some are older
and cheaper, but about to fall down. The dining facilities were
terrible ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The quality of life is great. The housing, recreation center, and
buildings are top rated. I have been to a few campuses and none have
matched A... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Housing not a problem. If living on campus, availability might be a
problem in the Fall semester. Numerous appartment complexes around
campus (bik... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Current Student
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Detailed. I think there is too much of this type of thing to be detailed
about it. We have Mill Avenue -- which is just the shortest street in
the... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The greek system is clichish and snooty. There are many bars and
restaurants nearby in downtown Tempe. But downtown Tempe has become
more expens... READ MORE
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Alumni
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It is a big bar school. Lots of people go to bars all the time. There
are a fair amount of parties to. Everyone is very nice there. There
are ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Social life is probably one of the best in the U.S!(which makes it a
little bit harder to study, though). Tempe (ASU) and Scottsdale can show
off ... READ MORE
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