University of Maryland-College Park Top Questions

I talk most about how great my professors are. Being a double degree, I don't have a lot of time to access other materials outside of my typical class work, so I depend a lot on my professors. Most of my professors have been excellent and have an amazing amount of knowledge about the course material, making my time in class (and in the course itself) much easier, and much more managable.

I definitley brag about our amazing campus and great campus atmosphere. There is something here for everybody no matter what you may be interested in and if you can't find it you can take the initative and create it yourself, whether it be a club or even a totally new major.

I brag about Maryland's dedicated teachers, who come to class enthusiastic and leave you feeling the same way about the material. I brag about the beautiful campus, encompassing renovated sport facilities, the best gym facility for a college nationally, a renown performing arts center, and many other hidden gems. I brag about the over-the-top, scream-your-heart out school spirit that electrifies every sports game played. Finally, I brag about the respected reputation you gain upon graduating, and the many doors in life that open beacuse of graduating from one of the nation's top universities.

I am in one of the top special education programs in the country and many of my professors are experts in their fields. I brag to my friends about the opportunity I have to learn from some of the top experts in special education and about the fact that I have the opportunity to learn about teaching special education first-hand through internships overseen by those professors.

I brag about how good our girls lacrosse team is because they are the NCAA champs for 2010.

I brag about the Arabic Flagship program.

Enjoying math and science so much even since I was a student in middle school. I tell every one about the excelent engineering program the University of Maryland CP has. The teacher always try to help as long as you put effort in.

Robert H. Smith School of Business.

The school is progressive and teaches Latin-American history with an approach that is not the official. In other words, the school is not always reflecting the political agenda or point of view of the administration. I also like the infrastructure of the school and library.

I have developed and maintained friends since orientation that I will have for the rest of my life.