Rhode Island College Top Questions

What is unique about my school compared to other school I considered are the people who go there. It is mostly a commuter college. This means that many people are coming and going. Many of the students work jobs besides going to college. All the people are just very busy working hard both at their jobs and at school.

THe relativity to the local community

This school provides me with less pressure about my future and offers me more different types of classes. Its convient because its close to home, and financially its a good price for me.

If you want to go to a school strictly for academics, and absolutey no social life, go to RIC. If not, then go somewhere else. I am transferring to URI next semester.

It's much smaller than the other school I applied to and the classrooms are smaller and easier to learn in. It's also much less expensive.

It's small and convient. The people are frriendly and the profesors are quite helpful.

Not sure, didn't attend RIC for any particular unique quality it might have but that it was local, had my intended program and it accepted me.

Other schools that i considered i planned on pledging into a sorority to get that sister, family like feeling. I didn't need to do that when i decided to go to Rhode Island College. I plan to pledge a sorority this semester, but with different intentions. Most Sororities don't give back to the community that much. Sigma Iota Theta at Rhode Island college has a great group of girls who donate hours of their time to the community. Since I have already found my family, It's time to give back to the communite.

Mostly african students and hispanics make up a majority of the student body. It's a large commuter school, and living off campus isn't really cheaper than living on campus because fees are still added to your bill for facilities you don't even use.

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