Im really considering Clemson for college, being an environmental science major it seems like a fantastic fit, however, I’m worried about the town of Clemson, multiple people have told me that the town is boring and that there’s not much to do? I’m not a huge drinker so I would love some variety outside of that. Can some Clemson students weigh in on this?
P.S. I’m between UofSC and Clemson
I want to try herbs, I’ve never done drugs or alcohol, so I’m brand new. I know that I want something to chill out, since I cannot stop thinking. My goals would be:
I’ve already started looking at Kava and Blue Lotus, any more suggestions???
It’s really important to me that these things are relatively safe!!
I’m currently choosing which Colleges to attend and I’m currently stuck between two, University of South Carolina and University of Kentucky, I’m not really sure what my concerns about UK are, possibly that I’ve heard it’s not incredibly social or a classic big college experience (and that their env science isn’t the best), but I’m asking for students to PLEASE leave their experiences below. I know the social life and overall area (including campus and Lexington) are incredibly important to me.
Thanks To All Those That Reply!!
I’m planning to major in Environmental Science (possibly Ecology/Marine Science) and would love a film/cinematography minor if possible.
What I’m looking for:
1. Around 20,000+ students
2. Classic American college experience (football, traditions, school spirit)
3. Beautiful campus with lots of green space
4. Fun, lively campus with plenty happening even if I don’t want to party
5. A walkable college town with things to do (restaurants, coffee shops, movies, bowling, mini golf, shopping, festivals, etc.)
6. Strong Environmental Science program
7. Happy student body
8. Preferably warmer weather (I’m from Connecticut), but I’m open to Big Ten schools too.
My Profile (Short — Not Including Extracurriculars)
Stats: 3.7 UW / 4.6 W GPA, Top 10% of my class, 1260 SAT.
My biggest fear is honestly going somewhere where it’s incredibly easy to get bored or being in an ugly and uneventful city (along with being stuck on a boring campus).
PLEASE HELP ME DECIDE BETWEEN U KENTUCKY AND U SOUTH CAROLINA!!
Im only allowed to apply to 5 colleges (Per my Parents Rule) so I would really like some help narrowing it down.
Info:
● Environmental Science major
● 3.7 UW GPA, 4.6 W GPA, 1260 SAT
● I want the classic American college experience: football, school spirit, traditions, and a fun social scene.
● Student happiness is one of my biggest priorities.
● I want a campus and college town that are lively every day, with lots to do outside of class (restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment, campus events, etc.), not just on weekends.
● I want somewhere that feels exciting to live for four years and where it’s easy to meet people.
Current top 7:
● University of Tennessee
● University of Arkansas
● Auburn University
● University of South Carolina
● Michigan State University
● UNC Wilmington
● Florida State University
Also based on my list, if you have any additions or anything you think are important please let me know!!
P.S. I’m not looking for my acceptence chances, just if the schools are fun and lively schools that people truly enjoyed!!
I’m trying to finalize my college list and would love some opinions.
Info:
● Environmental Science major
● 3.7 UW GPA, 4.6 W GPA, 1260 SAT
● I want the classic American college experience: football, school spirit, traditions, and a fun social scene.
● Student happiness is one of my biggest priorities.
● I want a campus and college town that are lively every day, with lots to do outside of class (restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment, campus events, etc.), not just on weekends.
● I want somewhere that feels exciting to live for four years and where it’s easy to meet people.
Current top 7:
● University of Tennessee
● University of Arkansas
● Auburn University
● University of South Carolina
● Michigan State University
● UNC Wilmington
● Florida State University
Based on what I’m looking for, would you keep this list, swap any schools out, or recommend something different? I’d especially love to hear from people who attended or seriously considered these schools.
I’m planning to major in Environmental Science (possibly Ecology/Marine Science) and would love a film/cinematography minor if possible.
What I’m looking for:
My Profile (Short (Not Including Extracurriculars))
Stats: 3.7 UW / 4.6 W GPA, top 10% of my class, 1260 SAT.
My biggest fear is honestly going someplace where it’s incredibly easy to get bored/being in an ugly and uneventful city. (Along with being stuck in a boring campus)
PLEASE GIVE ME RECOMMENDATIONS!!
I got accepted to both, both are within 2 thousand of eachother, now I just have no clue, I think my biggest factors when looking at each honestly are:
Honestly my biggest fear is getting bored/trapped in an ugly city.
I’m nearly sold on Auburn, campus seems beautiful, everyone is happy there, but there’s one thing holding me back. The town of Auburn, it seems like a great college town, but besides drinking and eating is there anything to do there? I’m curious on what the Town of Auburn is like for a student at Auburn University who’s not interested in drinking and going to clubs every weekend?
I’ve thought about trying Blue Lotus, I just wanted to hear some opinions on Blue Lotus and what its affects were, I’m also a little worried that the effects are nearly unnoticeable?
I am currently between 7 colleges, I plan to study environmental science, please tell me what campus life is like at each of these colleges and the pros and cons!!
I’m mostly curious on what the Social Life, Campus Life, and how the Surrounding Town at each of these schools are like. Thank you!
I’ve heard lots of mixed opinions on UArk, some say it’s fun and lively and others say it’s dull and boring on campus, generally I always hear great things about Fayetteville, what is life at UArk really like?
I’m stuck between Auburn University and University of South Carolina, I’m going to study environmental science, but honestly my main concern is how enjoyable my 4 years will be. Please help me decide.
P.S. my main concern with Auburn is the surrounding area and feeling bored (Since it is a smaller town) and my main concern with UofSC is the Columbia area (I’ve heard mixed reviews)
I’m pretty much sold on South Carolina, I mean it has a beautiful campus and strong academics, my only worry is Columbia, I’ve heard that it was more industrial rather than fun? I’m between Auburn University and South Carolina and the only thing holding me back about South Carolina is Columbia. Can you just explain what life in Columbia is actually like?