University of Oregon Top Questions

I loved the atmosphere in Eugene. The people. The mindframe. It's a liberal school with a keen intrest for bettering the world through sustainability and new thought processes. I graduated this summer from UO's Journalism school that is increadibly prestigious for a state school, and I was taught by professors that were very experienced in the feild. I'm proud of my education, and I have pride for the Ducks!

"My Frat party's harder then yours", "Our football team could beat yours any day of the week", "my campus has hotter girls then yours",

How involved I am and all the opportunities that have been presented to me as a result of my attendance.

The amazing education I have had, between two majors, my internship and the extra projects I have been involved with.

Probably our football team. They did awesome last year with Dixon.

Oregon is beautiful and green and relaxed. And there are lots of great breweries.

I brag most about student access to sport events and the faculty support to students.

Very challenging courses, career preperation, portfolio development, absolute training in crucial skills

I think that the UofO has as many people that believe themselves educated as it does people who truly are. Oregon has a way of growing on you, and UofO is like any other school wherein it has teachers who are helpful, teachers who aren't and teachers who are in-between. All the teachers use a range of techniques differ beween majors, rather than classes. It has groups of students, but the student population does mix pretty well, though, regardless of the "group" you are in. I have friends in almost every group, myself, regardless of our belief differences.

That we are home to the loudest football stadium in the nation and have one of the most beautiful sceneries around our campus.