Northeastern University Reviews
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Greate place to go to school
School recommended by
anonymous
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May 16, 2008
7/11 people found this review helpful
Northeastern is a great place to go to school! I know of very few people in any major that truly dislike it. Most of the classes are interesting and there is a wide variety of classes and majors/minors to choose from. In addition, Boston is the ultimate college town. There is always something to do 24/7 (although this may interfere with your sleep). I think that anyone who visits the campus will realize what a great school this is. I'm very happy with my choice!!
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School recommended by
anonymous
on
May 16, 2008
4/10 people found this review helpful
Hey. I'm actually not yet attending NU, but I will be there next year as a Finance major. I have talked to SOOO many current students there that I could probably give a decent presentation on the overall outlook of the school.
First of all, the school is gaining more and more recognition every year (believe me I've followed it for a couple years). I'm from Seattle, and just from what I read about the school I knew I wanted to go there, and once I visited, it was a for sure thing.
It really is a campus within a city, a rare find. The school was recently rated the 2nd safest school in the country by Readers Digest, which is a surprise because its in the city.
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School recommended by
Chuck
on
May 13, 2008
12/15 people found this review helpful
I had a great experience with Northeastern University. I felt as though I graduated from a traditional college. Conversations are conducted on the course discussion boards. I felt I was part of a dynamic learning experience, as if I was taking a traditional campus course.
I was able to have conversations in real time with faculty and students using the chat features. I now have the education to start a new and exciting career, making more money than was possible without a degree from NU.
