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I've found that the edge that American University has is the range of classes offered. The classes required for each major and much more focused than other schools I've looked into. I fell in love with only taking glasses that truly interest and intrigue me as oppose to a large number of broad requirements. I've learned more because of the extra interest and direction that the school allows its students.
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While being in the nation's capital, American University is the perfect size for everyone, not too big and not too small. The academics are fantastic, with many opportunities for internships and jobs. Among its various clubs, varsity sports and greek life everyone is sure to find their place at AU.
» Read MoreAmerican University is the place to be if you are a career conscious student who is ready to take on the real world. AU will prepare you for a professional career in whatever field you feel passionate towards. Its location in Washington, D.C. and internship reputation is reason enough to attend the university.
» Read MoreAmerican University is a great school for students who love to get involved! The environment is encouraging and pressuring in a great way that gets students off campus on into the real world. Overall, it is a community of students and professors who love to serve the world and fight for issues that need attention.
» Read MoreThe university is incredible due to its proximity to Downtown DC which offers off-campus fun, job opportunities and much more. The university is too overpriced for what it is yet one can enjoy all it can offer. Lastly, one makes all kinds of friends due to clubs and activities - one has to be open to new things.
» Read MoreAmerican University is an excellent school nestled perfectly in North West D.C. It offers a beautiful campus, comfortable proximity to the city, and robust academic programs geared towards professional success. Networking, internships, and extracurricular enrichment are the norm here.
» Read MoreThe pros: awesome professors, internships, classes, and friends. The cons: shabby dorms (new ones are being built, but they're way overdue), inadequate resources for non-international relations students, and the feeling that the constant political typhoon of AU is only going in circles. The consensus: go รข?? but prepare to become more cynical, as well as more knowledgeable.
» Read MoreAU is a diverse campus. The proximity to the main attractions of DC is definitely desirable, and the campus itself is located in a beautiful neighborhood.
» Read MoreTypically stereotyped for students wanting to become diplomats, American University offers quality programs in business and political science. While it's main pull comes from the International Studies program, it's location in Washington, D.C. is ideal for many different career paths. The university's location and educational offerings is the perfect combination for a student looking to gain experience both in the classroom and out.
» Read MoreComing to American University was a great decision. The professors are all accomplished leaders in my field and have a genuine interest in the careers of their students.
» Read Moreit is a very expensive school and city. Quality of classes highly depends on the professors you have. Be ready to write a lot of papers in SIS.
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