Life On Campus
Last weekend brought us the Education Life supplement in The New York Times. Obviously, it’s one of our favorite pieces to look through to see what others have to say about the higher ed profession.
For this issue, the paper tapped a number of students to write their reflections on the freshman life; many of which should be familiar to ACUHO-I members. There are stories of roommate squabbles, a student writes of her efforts to avoid common freshmen failings, and another recounts her economic struggles, along with other tales.
Another article profiles The Gen-1 Theme House at the University of Cincinnati. (Sound familiar? It was profiled in the latest issue of The Talking Stick.) Finally, helpful charts show what United States campuses send the most students to study abroad and which ones accept the most students from outside the U.S.
Lots of good material here. Check it out and share your thoughts in the comment section.
Tags: Financial Aid, Freshmen, Students