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So I’m interested in psychology and ACC’s psychology program appeals to me more. I’m also in district for ACC, closer to family, already familiar with the Austin area, and I like having a city with more things around campus.

The main reason I’ve even been considering Blinn is because my cousin is going to A&M. He already has roommates and his own schedule though, so I’m realizing I might not actually spend as much time with him as I originally expected which leads me to my next question

About the overall atmosphere. I tend to prefer a campus where people seem more focused on school and engaging w their own classes rather than feeling like I have to participate in a big party scene (though I will participate every now and then) and looking for a friendlier staff/student environment overall

For people who have attended ACC, Blinn, A&M, or both areas, which environment do you think I’d fit better in? What are the differences in campus culture, people, professors, and things to do outside of class?

So I’m interested in psychology and ACC’s psychology program appeals to me more. I’m also in district for ACC, closer to family, already familiar with the Austin area, and I like having a city with more things around campus.

The main reason I’ve even been considering Blinn is because my cousin is going to A&M. He already has roommates and his own schedule though, so I’m realizing I might not actually spend as much time with him as I originally expected which leads me to my next question

About the overall atmosphere. I tend to prefer a campus where people seem more focused on school and engaging w their own classes rather than feeling like I have to participate in a big party scene (though I will participate every now and then) and looking for a friendlier staff/student environment overall

For people who have attended ACC, Blinn, A&M, or both areas, which environment do you think I’d fit better in? What are the differences in campus culture, people, professors, and things to do outside of class?

So I’m interested in psychology and ACC’s psychology program appeals to me more. I’m also in district for ACC, closer to family, already familiar with the Austin area, and I like having a city with more things around campus.

The main reason I’ve even been considering Blinn is because my cousin is going to A&M. He already has roommates and his own schedule though, so I’m realizing I might not actually spend as much time with him as I originally expected which leads me to my next question

About the overall atmosphere. I tend to prefer a campus where people seem more focused on school and engaging w their own classes rather than feeling like I have to participate in a big party scene (though I will participate every now and then) and looking for a friendlier staff/student environment overall

For people who have attended ACC, Blinn, A&M, or both areas, which environment do you think I’d fit better in? What are the differences in campus culture, people, professors, and things to do outside of class?

So I’m interested in psychology and ACC’s psychology program appeals to me more. I’m also in district for ACC, closer to family, already familiar with the Austin area, and I like having a city with more things around campus.

The main reason I’ve even been considering Blinn is because my cousin is going to A&M. He already has roommates and his own schedule though, so I’m realizing I might not actually spend as much time with him as I originally expected which leads me to my next question

About the overall atmosphere. I tend to prefer a campus where people seem more focused on school and engaging w their own classes rather than feeling like I have to participate in a big party scene (though I will participate every now and then) and looking for a friendlier staff/student environment overall

For people who have attended ACC, Blinn, A&M, or both areas, which environment do you think I’d fit better in? What are the differences in campus culture, people, professors, and things to do outside of class?