Emerson College Top Questions

Would I go to Emerson all over again? Hard to say.

If you're looking for a party school with a happening campus and something fun to do anytime, don't come to Emerson. However, if you're looking for an intimate, interactive, down-to-business liberal arts school where everyone is equally passionate about their careers, where you build close and trust-based relationships and networks, and where your social life is whatever you make it, then you'll love it here.

Emerson is a great school. It's hard to give an opinion to someone because there are so many different things to say. So many different people, things to do, groups, everything. You're bound to find your niche here.

I LOVE EMERSON!!! It's a young youthful school. Live off campus, and in boston. Living away from the campus is stressful, living on campus is also stressful, leaving next to campus is ideal.

I love it here.

Emerson is a great school and I love it here, I would suggest anyone to come here; it's fun, educational, open an just an all around great time.

The women are really pragmatic and don't actually need men, even though there is this mysterious "dearth" of straight guys. Forget about coming here if you want the party atmosphere. The people that are part of it are really too into it and don't get their work done right. They have nasty habits like meth and abuse prescription drugs. But maybe I'm just being harsh. The good thing about Emerson is the awesome amount of resources that will open up to you and the people you will meet along the way. The professors that teach the courses in your major are 90{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} likely to be really awesome and know their shit thoroughly.

Emerson is not for squares! We are unique and we like it. We are also very professional about projects and classes. Don't come to Emerson if you want to drink and party all the time. It's like a four- year, full- time job and we don't want you if you're not going to take it seriously.

Smoking is big on campus. Cigarettes, marijuana, and other drugs can be easily found on campus. That being said, I don't smoke, and I've haven't faced pressure to do it or felt like I was missing out because I didn't.

I'd just like to say that Emerson was my fourth college to attend. I had transfered so many times because I had some traumatic events take place in my life and just couldn't find a school that I felt accepted me as a person. The first day at orientation, I knew Emerson was the right fit for me. None of the students or faculty prejudged me or tried to shove their views down my throat. There was really no category that a student gets lumped into other than his or her major, and even then it's not like the students with other majors aren't going to be friends with you. For any art student who has ever felt out of place, this is the school where you will be nurtured into an amazing artist!