[NABS-L] College campuses

Justin Williams justin.williams2 at gmail.com
Tue Apr 3 03:05:23 UTC 2018


In the urban setting, you will have more options for transportation, and
more things to do in the city, but in a small tonw, you'll develop a strong
chemistry with your fellow students, but all of you probably won't have a
lot of options on campus.  However, if lots of people leave for the weekends
to go home, you may not have al ot to do in the small town.  I prefer the
transportation and the large campus.
Justin

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Hello Mausam!
I had that first step onto campus moment, and I don't regret it. For me, I
go to a school in a smaller town, but it is still surrounded by large
cities. I think the urban school setting works better for me, because there
are more transportation options, so as a blind person it is more convenient
for me to explore. I wish you luck, I am excited to learn of your choice!
Best,
Vee Gaspa


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Hello students,
Hope everyone is doing well, and looking forward to wrapping up the
semester.
I am in the final stages of choosing a college to attend next fall, and I
have narrowed it down to two Schools. I really like both of them for their
programs, but they are vastly different. That is, one is in a very urban
setting, while the other is in a small storied town. I know that everybody
has their own ways of choosing that final school that is right for them. I
have heard from many friends that one of the biggest components of the
decision is that first step onto campus, where for many, they just know it
is right. Have any of you experienced this? Do you have any tips for urban
and rural college settings?
Thank you.
Best, Mausam

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