Quinnipiac University Top Questions

I transferred into Quinnipiac and had done a lot of research into the school beforehand and was prepapred. What wasn't listed anywhere is based on when you transfer you cannot qualify for scholarships. Since I transferred Freshman year I was not qualified, meaning i had to rely more heavily on student loans then I had been hoping to. So it is important as a transfer student and to really look into this.

That there would be a lot of construction and expanding going on. Once it is all done the school will be even more beautiful than it was before but while the constructin continues it's kind of obnoxious.

Before coming to this school, I wish I would have known how difficult it can be to be surrounded by individuals who are more wealthy than I am and who aren't afraid to flaunt it. It definitely was a culture shock for me, but after a while I learned to accept it. Everyone is different and it is perfectly fine that I am not as wealthy as many of the students at this school. I met a lot of nice people who like me for who I am rather than how much money I have.

I wish I had known more about all of the different avenues I could have taken in order to fund my education. I ended up having to work a full-time job in order to be able to pay for school, which at times was very difficult to balance will all of the school work that I had.

I wish I would have known that geting involved my freshmen year would have allowed for me to meet so many more people and get more acquainted with the campus sooner.

I did know this before i entered Quinnipiac. However, I still purchased the Quinnipiac computer because of the on-site repairs and insurance with the computer.

I feel like I was well-prepared when I entered QU. I knew everything that I needed to know about it when I started.

Bar based school

Coming from a dominant Italian town, it was not a problem that Quinnipiac was mostly Caucasian. However, I would have felt a little more comfortable with individualswho shared some of my own beliefs.

I wish I had understood how much money I was really spending. Deciding between colleges at 17 years of age, I only looked at majors and social life. However, Quinnipiac is one of the most expensive schools in the U.S. and while I love this school so much, the loans I have taken out are monsterous and cause me great anxiety.