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Rhode Island College

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Student Reviews of Rhode Island College

3.8
based on 15 reviews

  • nescarly from Providence, RI

    Always get a tutor if you need help. The tutors here are experts. They know so much. You'll be amazed by the results.

    Stay connected with the professors. Being connected with the professors are very helpful. Professors here are… more read full review

    Always get a tutor if you need help. The tutors here are experts. They know so much. You'll be amazed by the results.

    Stay connected with the professors. Being connected with the professors are very helpful. Professors here are avaliable 24/7. Sometimes they're willing to meet with you for lunch. How cool is that.

    Never procrastinate exams, homework, projects, class work, or quizzes. Here eveyrthing is taken seriously. Fun and games have their own time. The professors here are professionals with Masters, Phd degrees, which means they mean business.

    Do your best not to arrive class late. Lateness has their consequences here.

    Get involved as much as possible on campus. When you get involved in activities on campus it helps you with communication skills, leadership skills, overcoming the fear of shyness ( in front of a crowd), meet other students who share similar interest.

    Have a goal. By having a goal the school helps you work your way up the ladder. By doing so, you must always have a planner with you. The planner helps you to get things done in a orderly fashion and also saves youself from going out of control.

    Have fun and be yourself. read full review

  • Abygayle from Exeter, NH

    There is never anything of real interest going on on campus until the end of the year. The clubs are geared toward very specific groups of people and none seem interesting, personally. Everyone here is from Rhode Island so if you're coming in from… more read full review

    There is never anything of real interest going on on campus until the end of the year. The clubs are geared toward very specific groups of people and none seem interesting, personally. Everyone here is from Rhode Island so if you're coming in from out of state, prepare to be excluded and feel alone. I'm a really social person and everyone here seems to have a way of shutting out anyone who they didn't know before college. I hate being here almost 100% of the time. read full review

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Rhode Island College Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Alumni Scholarships - Y Y
Honors Scholarships $500 - $1,500 Y N N N
Presidential Scholarships $2,000 Y N Y N
Rhode Island College Grants $100 - $10,000 Y Y Y
Special Talent Awards $100 - $2,500 Y N Y N
Rhode Island College Foundation Scholarships -
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