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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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The administration at the Catholic University of America was a horrible
experience. It seems that none of the departments had internal
communicat... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I applied to Catholic online via their online application from their
website. I had to fill out information about myself, include an essay
and se... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The admissions process is not difficult. If you have average grades,
an average, and some activities you should get in. The architechural,
nursi... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Process was smooth and staff were professional and friendly. No
interview was needed. Selectivity level: selective READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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Quality of classes was excellent, although it was widely known that some
programs were more highly rated than other programs. I never had an
issu... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I am in a rigorous academic program at my school. I average 21 credits
per semester. I personally have never had a problem getting into the
more "... READ MORE
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Current Student
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If you are an upperclasman, you can pretty much get into any class you
want. If you aren't, good luck (although you can often weasel your way
in)... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Academic quality was very high. Generally classes were instructed by
faculty holding PhDs. Classes were engaging and of high quality. READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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At the time I was at the Catholic University of America, internet usage and even simple email accounts was just starting to be used - and not on a reg... READ MORE
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Current Student
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This summer I received two internship opportunities within the field of work that I hope to pursue with my major. My school is highly regarded in the ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Again, achitecture, nursing and music are well respected programs...everything else is just average. If you want to go to a top tier school after col... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Graduates are well-prepared for employment prospects and take a wide variety of positions. Internship program is strong on campus, and on-campus recr... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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Housing is fairly standard to slightly below standard. The university
campus is set in an area of Washington DC that is crime-filled. There
are ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The school is located in a rather "rough" neighborhood. There are
typically small crimes around campus several times a month. However,
the campus ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The quality of life at Catholic is good. Housing is a pretty bad and
stressful process, and leaves some people happy and others devestated.
THe ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Quality of life on campus is very high. Facilities are top quality and
very modern. READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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The catholic university of america was rated in Playboy magazines top 10
party schools in the nation! Students, while serious about their
studies... READ MORE
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Current Student
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DC is always alive. There are always bars, restaurants, clubs, and
events to attend. There are no frats on campus, but other schools in
the area h... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Catholic has been dubded a "drinking school with a Catholic problem".
If you are interested in a social life here, you will have no trouble
findi... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Washington, DC, location presents innumerable opportunities for
interaction and recreation. READ MORE
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