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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Admissions process was not as difficult as many other schools I applied
to because an admissions interview was optional, mini-essays on
applicatio... READ MORE
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Alumni
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As far as I know, PC is supposedly fairly selective when it comes to the
admission process. I did not receive a great amount of advice on
getting... READ MORE
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Alumni
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My admissions process went very smoothly. I applied early admission
(which is non-binding) in November of my senior year of high school. I
found... READ MORE
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Alumni
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At the time of my admissions, Providence definitely favored accepting
students who were related to alumnus. For example, there was an entire
family... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Classes were good and were dependent upon which professor was teaching
the course. It could make or break your semester. Most professors were
ve... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Being a student at a different college now, I realize how much I
disliked Providence College. One of the bad aspects of the college was
the workl... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Absolutely amazing! All of my classes were under 30 students (except
for the required Development in Western Civilization) so I got to know
all m... READ MORE
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Alumni
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For the first two years Providence requires everyone to take a program
called "Western Civilization". You will have four professors for this
one co... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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The career office was more than willing to help me with resume writing and preparing for job interviews. Also willing to help me network with alumni ... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Providence College ruined my career goals. Coming out of High School, I knew that I wanted to work in Physics or Math - both of which were my favorit... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The career services at Providence are phenomenal, although I actually barely used them. I did use them to help me with my resume when I was looking f... READ MORE
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Alumni
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When I graduate in 1996, times were much different than they are today. Almost everyone had a job by the time they graduated. It was the beginning o... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Housing at the time I went was okay but in the meantime it has gotten
much better. New apartment complexes on campus were built to overcome
the o... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The quality of life wasnt any better. The college was built right
smack in the middle of a bad neighborhood. The food wasnt good and it
seeme... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Providence, the "Renaissance City," is an incredible place to go to
college. Rhode Island has more college students per capita than any
other sta... READ MORE
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Alumni
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The food in Raymon was terrible, but there have been a lot of renovations
since I left, so I'm sure it is much better now. I found my quality of
li... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Nightlife was especially since there were a multitude of bars and off-
campus parties on the weekends. Bars, Club Eagles and Friar Tuck's,were
very... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Providence College lacked many things - One being Sororities and
Fraternities. I never got a chance to be part of a group like that.
They also l... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Possibly the best part about PC. Some of my friends have compared PC's
social life to a neverending spring break. At Providence College, no
nigh... READ MORE
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Alumni
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Like any college, a favorite past time is partying. Since I've left, i
have heard it has calmed down. When I was there the freshman and
sophomores... READ MORE
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