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UMass Lowell won't just teach you about writing, math, and science- it takes you beyond to learn about yourself. One must learn to manage time well with so many campus activities. The school also has a great amount of diversity, which helps students to learn about many other people and cultures. Learning in the classroom is great as well. The small class sizes are highly beneficial.
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The school is pretty decent overall. For the most part most of the teachers are extremely helpful, there are tons of clubs and extracurriculars for you to do, the food is good, the people are nice, and the classes are something that if you put effort in you will recieve a decent grade. Plus, the school is super affordable.
» Read MoreGood school considering the programs available and price. Definitely oriented more towards commuters than those living on campus. 7/10 would be my rating based on the school overall.
» Read MoreThis school has great programs for Health and Engineering majors. It's not difficult to be accepted into UML unless you're applying for a Health or Engineering major. This school isn't in the best area, but I never had any problems.
» Read MoreUMass Lowell is an amazing school, I transferred over my sophomore year and I fell in love. Although it much tougher in it academics than my previous school, it has so many opportunities. The people I've met throughout my short journey here are unforgettable.
» Read MoreUMASS Lowell is a place for many opportunities in a broad variety of areas, including business, physical therapy, and highly esteemed arts programs and nursing, etc! They have been building up the campus to be much more modern than it once was, however there are some aspects that are in need of updating. Overall, campus life is great and none of the campuses are too far away from each other so it makes it easy to commute (especially with buses)!
» Read MoreThis school is good for its academic purposes, especially for my major. I'm a Community Health and Sustainability major, the classes are rigorous but help is there if you look for it. I enjoy campus life, it's really what you make of it.
» Read MoreThe University Of Lowell is definitely a school to grow in. The teachers are very involved and always offer help whenever a student needs. There are so many resourceful people to help students get ahead in more than just academics as well.
» Read MoreThe schools transportation takes long to come around but is not that bad. The professors that I've had for criminal justice are amazing and the program is one of the best. You can always find something to do in town and the university is growing.
» Read MoreExcellent Program, being in Lowell opens the door for many opportunities.
» Read MoreI love UML. As a transferr students, I think I appreciate what a great college this is more than your average student. I have gotten so many amazing opportunities from UML. I was able to intern at the State house and form many networks and connections that would not have been possible at another college. I love the size of UML and also the various clubs we have on campus.
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