Salisbury University Salisbury, MD

Salisbury University

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KeAnna from Germantown, MD

08/20/2016

Reviewer is A current student here.

1 of 75

Categories	Comments
What to do for fun	Many places to go out and eat, a lot of activities on campus also you can join any of the sports and if you drive you can go down to ocean city.
Food and Dining	Food is always amazing, most people will say you'll get tired of college food, but you wont here.
Dorm Life	Dorms are as good as you make them, it will take a while to adjust to living with other people.
Academic Rigor	Classes are important and teachers take the classes very seriously and will be there for help if you take it.
Tips for prospective students	Make sure to get all scholarship and financial aid and payments organized and together during the summertime so you don't have to worry about it once school starts
In three sentences	A smaller school but big enough to have a different variety of friends. A great environment for learning and also relaxing. Also they have great food and great people

Emily

12/18/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

2 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	I feel safe on campus. Off campus can be a bit sketchy (stay away from certain roads) but there is an on-campus police substation and all of the RAs and RDs encourage you to have the police's number, walk with others, and just be careful.
Clubs and Activities	There is a wide range of different clubs from martial arts to equestrian to sororities and fraternities to academic clubs. Some are hosted on campus and some require you to travel off campus, but if you don't have a car/license, fear not! They will work with you so that you may enjoy the club! They meet during a variety of times all throughout the week. Some meet once a month, once a week, or twice a week.
What to do for fun	You may enter any of the clubs on campus or go to Maggs gym. Some of the departments have a weekly activity (Hensen School of Science has weekly lectures and Bridge games) and there are student presented plays on campus. There are guest speakers, guest performers, dance classes, karaoke nights (Thursday), club activities hosted for the entire campus, giveaways, movie nights (Wednesday and Sunday), and dorm hosted activities. If you enjoy parties, there are many that are hosted OFF CAMPUS because alcohol is not allowed on campus.
Food and Dining	In the Commons, the food for many of the stations is the same every day while it rotates and changes for others. The food in commons is nice and is the more common, everyday food. There is also food in the Bistro, which is a bit more classy food. There is a wide range of drinks and they have soy or almond milk (I can't remember which one. I only drink dairy milk) and have chocolate, skim, and 2% milk. They have water, soda, tea, and juices available. There are plenty of seats and there are 5 dining areasto choose from.
Dorm Life	The RAs and RD are very helpful and someone is always available to answer questions. The bathrooms and rooms are nice. Some rooms are a little small while others are a little bigger. The lounges are very nice to hang out with other residents or sit and do homework.
Academic Rigor	Not all of the classes are the same. They change depending upon the professor. Some may be harder than others due to different styles of tests (only multiple choice/ fill-in-the-blank, or short answer, or a combination) and they have different teaching styles. Depending on the subject, you may have an essay every week, once a month, reading assignments, online quizzes, or homework sheets. The professors are willing to work with students, though, if the way they teach and the way the student learns does not go together. Some professors post their lectures online so that a student may print it out and bring it to class to make additional notes on. Some will be very challenging while others may not seem very hard at all. It just depends upon how you learn, how the professor teaches, what subject it is, and what subjects a student is better in.
Tips for prospective students	There are many academic resources available to students; learn where they are and make friends with those involved in the resources. Get involved in clubs or other activities so that you can make friends and have your own family while at college. If you have any questions, ask your professor because they really do care about you and are willing to be flexible if you approach them with any questions/concerns/needs.
In three sentences	All of the faculty and staff at Salisbury University have been very kind and helpful. It is a close community with many opportunities to make friends and there are many different activities both on and off campus. The campus itself is very nice and I enjoy my time at the university.

Wyatt from Salisbury, MD

02/25/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

3 of 75

Categories	Comments
What to do for fun	There are so many activities going on all the time its hard to be bored. There are so many places to hang out and just have fun!
Food and Dining	They offer a wide variety of food and some very healthy choices! They also have the classic burgers, fries and pizzas!
Dorm Life	I have never live in their dorm but rumor has it that freshmen get last picks.
Academic Rigor	Very good teachers!
Tips for prospective students	STUDY and take everything seriously.
In three sentences	They are very clean. There is a wide variety of teachers. All students are offered many extra activities to help them with college life.

Christina from Salisbury, MD

02/21/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

4 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	There are always officers on campus available to help you. There's security guards available as well which is very comforting.
Greek Life	Very prevalent! They love what they do and love showing their pride. They host events all the time!
Clubs and Activities	Great! There are so many options out there for you, there's no way to be bored.
Great for these types of students	Students who want to be great at whatever you do. If you care about your life and your future this school helps you become excellent!
Bang for the buck	The price is phenomenal. It's a lot cheaper than most schools. Financial Aid is very helpful too so you have ot get out there and search.
What to do for fun	There's so much to do! There's events going on everyday! There's clubs everywhere for everyone and everything!
Food and Dining	They have lots of choices! I've seen a lot of Vegan options added as well. It helps give you energy to make it through the day.
Dorm Life	I don't live on campus. The dorms are very close to the classes though so that must be nice.
Academic Rigor	They ask a lot of you! It is for your good though because it makes you expect greatness from yourself. You have to stay on top of things.
Tips for prospective students	Be prepared to devote lots of time to your studies! Stay alert and pay attention in class. When you finish a class with an A you know you worked hard for it!
In three sentences	The school is amazing! There's so many great resources available to help you through your journey. The professors are knowledgeable and love what they do.

Freshman

02/14/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

5 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	There are safety buttons almost every 50 feet and the campus is lit with streetlamps. There are also no roads through main campus which gives it a safer feel.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	3rd Friday is a vibrant tradition in downtown Salisbury when the town comes alive with vendors and people.
What to do for fun	Soap holds events all over campus. From movie nights to fondue, just watch your campus email for updates from student activities. Did I mention most of it's free?
Food and Dining	Jack Daniels wings and the chicken noodle soup are some of the best things here. We even had lobster night once. The only problem is on the weekends when breakfast is served until 3:15 and half of the dining hall is closed. Food is noticeably better on open house days, but is all around pretty decent.
Dorm Life	The RAs are pretty cool and understanding, but there will always be that one obnoxious person who likes to nap in the common area and scream at the top of their lungs during Monday night football.
Academic Rigor	Depending on the classes you are taking, your life will be harder or easier. A 100 or 200 level class will always be easier than a 300 or 400 level class.
Tips for prospective students	Try to get involved early on; it will make you less homesick if you're always busy. Attend office hours and get to know your teachers. They are there and willing to help you.
In three sentences	It is a medium sized University with the academic amenities of a larger school and the class sizes of a small school. Greek life exists, but is not required to have a social life. Student academic support is prevalent for those that need it.

Caitlyn from Eldersburg, MD

02/06/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

6 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	On campus, every safe. Off campus..be careful at night!
Greek Life	AMAZING GREEK LIFE. Delta Gamma for life<3
What to do for fun	Greek Life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Varsity sports. Plenty off campus and on campus events.
Food and Dining	Not bad, not the best, plenty of choices.
Dorm Life	Close knit dorms, cleaning services, cable.
Academic Rigor	High GPA needed for the greater programs.
Tips for prospective students	Get the everything meal plan!
In three sentences	Beautiful campus. Pretty Decent freshman housing. Friendly people.

Mariam from Columbia, MD

01/12/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

7 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	In my two years of leaving on campus, there has been no crimes or disturbances on campus so i must say the campus is very safe relative to off-campus.
What to do for fun	Join a club, go to football games or rugby games. You can participate in the annual Relay4life donation activity which raises money for cancer. There are lots and lots of activities which you will be informed about through the school email.
Food and Dining	The commons dinning is great, offers varieties of food to serve everyone's need.
Dorm Life	In your first year or two i will advise everyone to live on campus that way you can be a part of every extra-curricular activity the university has to offer. Every dorm has different nicknames and organize fun activities for its resident.
Academic Rigor	The way the academic structure is set, every student must study to learn and not just study to pass.
Tips for prospective students	Participating in extra-curricular activities is a great way to get the best out of Salisbury University and will help build your resume.
In three sentences	Salisbury University has a small campus with a friendly inductive environment.

Jacquelyn from Laurel, MD

01/07/2014

Reviewer is A current student here.

1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 8 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	There are blue lights all around campus in case you become in danger. There are also buses that drive around all night so you aren't at risk after drinking or something.
What to do for fun	There are a whole bunch of club or rec teams. E-mails are constantly being sent out about activities going on on campus. As long as you keep up with your E-mail there will always be something to do.
Food and Dining	I do not eat the food much because I cook myself. The ice cream and desserts are good.
Dorm Life	I do not like sharing a room and find it very difficult to live with another person. The hallways are loud at night and there are always people coming in and out of my room.
Academic Rigor	Teachers are super helpful; you can go to them during their office hours and they are eager to help you. They don't want to see you fail and they know some of the classes are challenging. There are so many classes to choose from and you will learn a lot from them.
In three sentences	The campus is small, beautiful and easy to learn. The classes and teachers are amazing and always willing to help. The only thing I am not a fan of is dorm life and going into the school not knowing anyone.

Danielle from Hughesville, MD

12/27/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

9 of 75

Categories	Comments
What to do for fun	Salisbury holds a new activity every week. Along with that, the parties are wonderful with most students' weekends starting on Thursdays. If you have a car, you can drive to Assateague Beach, where you can watch the wild horses.
Food and Dining	Salisbury University houses one of the greatest cafeterias on the East Coast! With 10 different food choices, Commons will give you every food you desire. SU students have enjoyed Lobster dinners, Thanksgiving dinners, and Make Your Own Pizza nights. Along with Commons, Cool Beans and Gulls Nest give students variety when they don't want cafeteria foods.
Dorm Life	No matter what building you live in, dorm life is what you make it. If you are friendly and enjoy meeting new and different people, dorm life will be perfect for you.
Academic Rigor	Depending on what your major is, courses can be severely rigorous. Each course requires numerous hours of study. If your class holds 4 credits, you must study 3 hours for every credit hour.
Tips for prospective students	Don't choose Salisbury because you heard it was a party school. Salisbury has one of the most competitive Nursing programs and is still renovating it's campus to fit the students needs. If you are ready for serious work, as well as a good time, then Salisbury is the place for you!
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a beautiful school on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. 30 minutes from the beach, Salisbury houses students who are being prepped for a professional life outside of college. Salisbury is a great school.

Meya from Baltimore, MD

12/17/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

10 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	Be careful off campus though!
What to do for fun	There are many on campus activities, and especially during the spring, there are fun activities to do.
Food and Dining	Commons has a large variety of food and for the most part, their food is delicious. They even have themed nights for specific types of food in addition to the food they offer everyday and they have vegan options.
Academic Rigor	This school definitely has rigor even though it isn't ivy league so don't sleep on your classes!
Tips for prospective students	Salisbury is somewhat of a party school, so be careful when getting involved in off campus buzz and fun.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a medium sized school with dedicated teachers and an excellent curriculum. They have a variety of campus activities at all times and I never find myself bored. The school has a great nursing, education, exercise science, and biology program for those most interested in these professions.

Jessica from Laurel, MD

11/23/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

11 of 75

Categories	Comments
What to do for fun	Join clubs, take advantage of SOAP events, and (if it's something you're interested in) there's always partying.
Food and Dining	The food here is great! I couldn't ask for better food. It's a definite upgrade from home. There is almost always an option for everybody. They do their best to provide options for vegan/vegetarian students as well. Every night there are homecooked style meals, french fries and chicken nuggets type of food, tacos, pasta, salad, hamburgers, pizza, sandwiches, soup and other unique options. They also serve great desserts every day, too. In addition to commons, there are cafes in many of the main academic buildings for snacks in between classes or meals before or after an awkwardly timed class or for when you just don't feel like going to commons. There is also Gull's Nest which serves pretty decent food (though all unhealthy) like subs, pizza, nachos and wings. It stays open later than commons in case you couldn't make it in time. They also sell things like bags of chips, goldfish, cookies, and even tubs of Ben and Jerry's ice cream all of which you can buy with your Dining Dollars.
Dorm Life	All the freshman dorms except Severn, Dogwood, and St Martins and awesome places to live. The other three range from decent to... yuck. Severn is known as the projects to most student on campus. Inside the dorms, at least inside my dorm (Choptank), there is always commotion. There are students partying, particularly on Thirsty Thursday and on the weekends. It personally bothers me, but depending on who you are, you might find that to be good news. Many students keep alcohol in their room. It is extremely easy to get away with since the RAs do NOT have the right to open your fridge. This means all you have to do is sneak it in the building and put it in your fridge and then, of course, not get caught while drunk, which seems to be the most difficult part. There are clubs on campus for all interests and plenty to do. For example, SOAP the other night brought the famous magician/illusionist Mike Super to the school and we were able to see him for free. There are also regular free movies, lectures, concerts available, as well as cheap options like certain movies, plays, and parties.
Academic Rigor	For most classes, a lot is expected of you. It can be really stressful, but at the same time, it feels like it is the right amount. I am academically challenged here and definitely believe it is helping me to grow.
Tips for prospective students	A lot of students drink in the dorms but most real partying takes place off campus. If your parents let you, bring a car! It's not the safest area in the world. On campus is safe but off campus is not. You can easily walk to the CVS for basic needs like prescriptions, toiletries, and food that you can't find in the campus bookstore. A shuttle runs between the campus, the mall, WalMart, and Target on Saturdays. Yes, only saturdays. Every other day if you want to get to any of these places you're out of luck though WalMart I believe is within walking distance.
In three sentences	This is a beautiful, academically challenging school. The amenities offered are great, and almost all of the dorms are nice. It is situated only 30 minutes from ocean city, but aside from that, there isn't much to do around here.

Lynn from Laurel, DE

10/31/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

12 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	Emails are sent whenever there is any criminal activity close to the campus or involving any student warning all students of criminal activity. The security department tests emails and texts monthly, assuring students of the highest care in the students' safety. Plus don't park where your not supposed to, otherwise you will get a parking ticket!!
Clubs and Activities	There are all kinds of clubs available on the campus. There's always some club meeting, group show, give away, etc going on every day of the week!
Bang for the buck	The Eastern Shore of Maryland is close to everything! Virginia has the Chincoteague Pony Penning in the spring and fall. A great way to support the Volunteer Fire Company in Chincoteague. Delaware beaches offer the outlet stores with tons of bargains from clothes to shoes to kitchen wares to Longenberger. And Delaware is tax free! All of the shore stores are within three hours away in any direction so very close for day trips, for parents to come for weekend visits, and friends to come over for the day.
What to do for fun	There is our own small but quaint zoo, several museums, the mall at the north end, several strip malls, dance studios, several parks. And this is a short list. There are so many different things to do!!
Food and Dining	There are several places to get food from and man does it smell great!!
Dorm Life	I don't know about the dorms but from looking at them, they look pretty decent. I live off campus and am an older student so I don't need the dorms.
Academic Rigor	Classes are pretty difficult! Don't get caught up in the fun nights out and forget to study, study, study! Teachers are willing to send students to tutors and the library is great! Don't feel stupid to go to these resources, your paying for them with your tuition.
Tips for prospective students	I'm an older student so I knew what I was in for, but younger students should look around at the area and make sure they are ready for either on campus living or off campus living. I would suggest living on campus for the first year because there are some crimes that happen and its scary to start with for the first timers. At least on campus there is security and friends around to help keep each other safe. Salisbury is a great town with lots of things to do and places to see close by and even for day trips, but nothing beats the safety factor!
In three sentences	The campus is absolutely beautiful and is kept that way year round. The staff is generally very good about helping students with getting help if needed for tutors or writing or library assistance. Financial aid is available but the student must be willing to do some legwork, they will assist to find some aid and answer questions but the student will have to do the heavy work in finding the money!

Felipe from Frederick, MD

07/31/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

13 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	Like any city, you have to be cautious and aware of your surroundings. Overall, Salisbury is a safe place to attend college.
Greek Life	It's there but it definitely doesn't dominate the social scene at SU, which is a huge plus!
Clubs and Activities	Lots of different opportunities to join clubs, something for everybody!
Great for these types of students	Hard workers, sports enthusiasts, and social butterflies!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	You'll always see SU students at one of the two local bars, Brew River or Monkey Barrel! And afterwards, probably run into them at Romeo's Pizzeria for a late night bite.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is a great option for those of us who don't have the money to afford a private school. I'd say, if you line in state and don't wanna have student loans for the rest of your life, go to Salisbury!!
What to do for fun	There's always something to do at SU. Whether it's visiting the Salisbury Zoo on a nice spring day or making a trip up to the beach in Ocean City, Maryland which is only about a 25 minute car ride from campus!
Food and Dining	SU has the best dining hall out of any college I've visited!
Dorm Life	Being a transfer student I never had the luxury to live in the dorms. However, Salisbury has a ton of off-campus housing options available for students at affordable prices!
Academic Rigor	Like any college, Salisbury will challenge you academically. Why would you be going to college if you didn't want to learn though, right?!
Tips for prospective students	Put on your thinking cap. Come to Salisbury ready to work hard and learn a lot!
In three sentences	Attending Salisbury University was the best decision I've made in my life. Not only is it the best value for a college education in the state of Maryland but it is also a GREAT college education at that. If you're looking for an exciting, fun, challenging mid-size university, Salisbury is the right place for you!

Lateefat from Hyattsville, MD

07/29/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

14 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	Campus police is always around.
Greek Life	There are many fraternities and a few sororities.
Clubs and Activities	There are so many clubs and activities on campus. I'm still finding out about new clubs.
Great for these types of students	Great for any type of student.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is resonably priced and the financial aid office is great help.
What to do for fun	House parties, movies, mall, go out to eat, bowling ally close by, an indoor soccer turf nearby, bars, and ocean city is only about 25/30 mins away.
Food and Dining	The food at Salisbury is actually A LOT better than many other universities.
Dorm Life	You get to me many new people and there are always activities set up by RAs.
Academic Rigor	It's not too hard to succeed at Salisbury.
Tips for prospective students	Don't just join any club because you want to get involved, make sure its something you're interested in. You'll have fun no matter what because it is a diverse campus. And use your syllabus!!!
In three sentences	A small, fun campus. A very peaceful atmosphere. A lot of school spirit.

J'Taime from Gaithersburg, MD

07/25/2013

Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

15 of 75

Categories	Comments
What to do for fun	Fun isn't hard to find at Salisbury because there is something for everyone to do....athletics, theatrics, music, clubs, art...you name it! Salisbury offers it all. There are many different activities and groups that students can join. The most important part is to GET INVOLVED.
Food and Dining	Salisbury dining was one of my all time favorite part of the school! The dining halls are kept very sanitary and organized. The food is absolutely amazing! All dishes are properly cooked and prepared to their perspective temperatures, portions are reasonable and there is a plethora of foods for all tastes.
Dorm Life	From what I've seen dorm life is amazing!! The set up of the rooms is so cool because it's like each cluster has their own group of neighbors which is really awesome. Also the dorm rooms are kept very clean and they are organization friendly in that you can rearrange the room how ever you'd like because the room furniture is stack-able.
Academic Rigor	I am an in-going freshmen and have yet to take any classes at Salisbury but I am told that the classes are fairly rigorous but manageable as long as you stay on top of all your work.
Tips for prospective students	Apply early so that you can be looked at first for financial aid and acceptance. Definitely visit the campus because you never know how you feel about a school until you step foot on the campus. I was always a city girl used to big skyscrapers and rushing streets outside my window, but I never would have imagined how in love I was with rolling hills, corn fields and all the finer things nature has to offer until I actually went to Salisbury for the first time. Always know your due dates and deadlines because they can be the difference in acceptance, financial aid and/ or class enrollment.
In three sentences	Salisbury has one of the most inviting campuses you will ever step foot on. The atmosphere delivers a warm welcome to current students, faculty and distinguished guests. I couldn't ask for a better place to be spending the next four years of my life!

Anonymous

07/22/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

16 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	As stated before, cops focus on petty crimes.q
Greek Life	Go Greek
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Pumpkin Chuckin, beer festival, gullfest, Ocean city, day drinks.
What to do for fun	Join a club, Greek organization, play sports and pregame 3 nights a week. Stay away from the ghetto.
Food and Dining	Commons is the mecca until the food becomes repetitive.
Dorm Life	Stay away from the RA's
Academic Rigor	4 stars pertaining to the business school. Have heard science program is good as well.
Tips for prospective students	Be careful when choosing GenEd classes there are many teachers that should not be teaching at SU. DON'T get in trouble, administration strives on collecting court fees and other petty fines to generate added revenue.
In three sentences	Business school is what really draws students here. Social aspect can be lack-luster at times with police force focused on the wrong crimes. Administration is absent most of the time and can feel like they treat students like their still in high school.

Amber from Aberdeen, MD

06/07/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

17 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	I have never heard of anyone feeling unsafe ON campus!
Clubs and Activities	There is a club/ activity for EVERYBODY...and if there isn't you can easily create one !
Bang for the buck	Salisbury has one of the the cheapest tuition for a university in the state of Maryland!
What to do for fun	Ocean City is 30 minutes away. If you ever get bored there is tons to do down there. Many people live off campus so having fun is never too far. On campus activities like movie nights and comedy shows are going on ALL the time.
Food and Dining	Salisbury's food is top-notch!
Dorm Life	New renovations have been and are continuing to be made on all of the dormitories. They are fantastic!
Academic Rigor	Academics of course depends on your field of study but as far as I can gather it is pretty rigorous but not completely consuming.
Tips for prospective students	Make sure you are willing to live off campus after your first two years at Salisbury. Definetely join a club, sport, or other group to make quick friends and get involved.
In three sentences	Salisbury is a small school that provides a lot of opportunities for community service, campus involvement, and tons of fun! Professors pride themselves in thoroughly teaching students. Help is always available from other students and the many services provided by the school.

Anonymous

03/21/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

18 of 75

Categories	Comments
Food and Dining	A wide food selection, from tacos to chicken dinners, to Chinese, to pizza. IF you do not like any of those options, there is also an area where you can order a sandwich perfected by your own choices. The university often hosts special dinners in celebration of holidays and different cultures.
Dorm Life	Salisbury provides a welcoming atmosphere. The rooms are quite spacious and prove enough comfort for the academic year. The university tries their best to pair you with someone of similar interests, and gives you many other options if you do not like your current roommate.
Academic Rigor	Professors are knowledgeable and push students to perform at their best. A 12 hour help session is available to students who are struggling in classes.

Nicholas from Ridgefield, CT

02/27/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

19 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	The campus itself is very safe as campus police can be summoned within seconds because of the blue light system that our campus has. Pressing a button at a blue light station will call a campus officer to your location in seconds, where they will then assist or escort you to your destination
Greek Life	The University has several different fraternities and sororities to join. Interest meetings and events are announced on a daily basis and they have all been very friendly.
Clubs and Activities	Salisbury University is constantly promoting clubs and sporting events. If you have a hobby, they have a club. And on the rare occasion that there is not a club for your hobby, starting one is as simple as getting five people together and making it.
Great for these types of students	Salisbury University is great for any student who is looking to graduate with from an honorable school, or anyone who is looking for a smaller sized campus.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Salisbury University has coffee and food shops spread out about campus. They are convenient for a quick, Pick-me-up before class.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury University was my top choice as I wanted to attend a school out of state, while not paying so much. Salisbury University was the most affordable out of state school of the seven that I applied for.
What to do for fun	Being an outdoorsman in Salisbury has been hard. The surrounding area is completely flat which has made it impossible to mountain bike, hike, etc. On the other hand, Salisbury is just thirty minutes away from Ocean City and the beautiful, Assateague Island.
Food and Dining	The Commons has a very large choice of food. The food is usually very appetizing although it can become repetitive at times.
Dorm Life	As a biology major, I am currently living in a LLC, or a living learning community. Being in a living learning community means that you live with many other biology majors. Together, you attend the same LLC classes, eat, and enjoy free time with one another. The LLC atmosphere is very beneficial in my opinion.
Academic Rigor	Classes are challenging but due to the small class size, it is easy to ask questions in class. Many popular classes such as biology and chemistry also offer SI, or student instructors. SI is, in a nutshell, tutoring. I have utilized this service numerous times and it has always seemed to help me.
Tips for prospective students	If you are considering living in a Living Learning Community (LLC), definitely do it. It has been the most influential choice I have made in my lifetime.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is the perfect university for anyone looking for the small sized classroom atmosphere who would still like to enjoy the benefits of attending a decently sized school. Salisbury University offers an excellent selection of biology courses and majors. The campus is one of the best parts about Salisbury University as the size is manageable enough to not ever get lost.

Lacey from Baltimore, MD

01/13/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

20 of 75

Categories	Comments
Campus Safety	Dont walk alone at night.
Greek Life	We have four sororities that are very active in our community.
Clubs and Activities	Great way to meet friends
What to do for fun	Join a sorority or a club!
Food and Dining	The food gets old real soon.
Dorm Life	Make sure you learn about your roommate to see if they are crazy!
Academic Rigor	The teachers test your knowledge.
Tips for prospective students	Study, Study, and Study! If you need help ask!
In three sentences	Salisbury academics aspect is very good. Teachers are very respectful and they care about your education. The surrounding area is not safe and I feel uncomfortable leaving campus

Shannon from atlantic highlands, NJ

01/07/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Greek Life	The fraternities are all really nice and a lot of fun!
Bang for the buck	Very affordable, even out of state.
Food and Dining	Commons is delicious and gulls' nest is always great!
Dorm Life	I live in Pocomoke hall, one of the new Living/Learning communities, and i love it!
Tips for prospective students	Apply for classes early!
In three sentences	Salisbury is everything i hoped college would be. It is the perfect size and I'm learning so much toward my major.

Dana from Seaford, DE

01/02/2013

Reviewer is A current student here.

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What to do for fun	The Mall is only 10 mins away and the beach is 30 mins away.
Food and Dining	The Commons is great and have many different types of food available for all tastes.
Dorm Life	Dorm life is great and getting better. A great way to meet new people and make friends.
Academic Rigor	Some classes give homework every night and quizzes every class, while others don't give any.
Tips for prospective students	Do not skip class. Most professors do not take attendance, but it's crucial to be there.
In three sentences	I love Salisbury! It is a great university with down to earth professors. It seems like high school part 2.

Erika from Salisbury, MD

12/29/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Emergency buttons are spread all through out the campus, and the campus police is very helpful.
Greek Life	They are very organized and do a lot for the community.
Clubs and Activities	Many different varities and options to get involved. Joining a sport, student government, soroity, and much more.
Great for these types of students	Students get a long really well
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	We just added a Starbucks to our campus!
Bang for the buck	This school is very well put. It is not too big, yet too small. Friends can be made easily, and teachers are generous.
What to do for fun	For fun, I like to hang out with my friends. Having movie nights, or going to the mall
Food and Dining	The food is not bad. There are variety. I love breakfast the most. Something I could never get too tired of. For lunch and dinner, there are many stations including the salad bar, pizza, pasta, sandwhich, and more.
Dorm Life	The quad dorms are the nicest. They are suites. The towers are shared with others. It is really fun actually. It helps to get involved with the activities they provide. There are cleaning ladys who come and clean the bathrooms every two weeks. They are really nice.
Academic Rigor	The teachers are wonderful. It is very helpful if you look on Rate my Professors before hand. Typically they are not hard to work with and are very friendly and open to any questions.
Tips for prospective students	I would say to get all the help you can, while you can. Attend tutoring, SI sessions, and office hours. Turn in all your work on time, and stay focused on your assignments.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a great school with friendly people and teachers. The teachers are always helpful and strives for the best in all of us. Everything you need is on campus and very easy to access. I love this school so much and it gives a great college experience.

Alex from Cabin John, MD

12/13/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	I was shot and the campus police did absolutely nothing, they didn't even check the security tapes.
Great for these types of students	Nursing.
What to do for fun	Typical college stuff
Tips for prospective students	Look at my classes before you choose a teacher. Go to the Library. If you live in a dorm, try meet everyone in your dorm.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a school that focuses more on the ascetics of the school than the actual academic aspect. It is a pretty campus with nice people but the teachers don't know what they are teaching us. with all that being said you will have a overall good time at Salisbury but for the wrong reasons to go to college for.

Kyra from Mullica Hill, NJ

11/26/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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What to do for fun	Join Greek life/sport/club anything to keep you occupied during the week. Weekends are always a good time here.
Tips for prospective students	Get to know as many people as you can Freshman year because if you don;t make an effort to get to know anyone the school will not be as fun and rewarding as it should be.
In three sentences	Salisbury is a smaller University with beautiful landscape and a more personal feel. The professors are eager to get to know you and the classes tend to be smaller and easier to focus in. Our athletics are pretty good and the Greek life is amazing.

Rebecca from Monrovia, MD

11/22/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	They have multiple campus police cars that drive around campus all day. The parking lots have a police officer stationed. At night, a bus takes students from the parking lot to campus. There are also multiple buttons around campus that you can press if you are scared, feel threatened, or would like an escort.
Clubs and Activities	There are many clubs and activities for each individual person and interest. They range from religious views, to ethnicity, to languages, to sports.
Great for these types of students	Salisbury is great for students who prefer having a close relationship with few people rather a distant relationship with many people. Even the teachers know your name and get to know things about you. It is very personal.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is a great campus, but compared to other schools, such as University of Maryland or Towson, it is not that big and it is not in the city. There aren't many stores or restaurants nearby and this could bother some people.
What to do for fun	Besides hanging out in your dorm with friends, there are basketball, volleyball, football, intramural games which are fun to watch. You can take walks around campus because there is a nice scenery. Working out in the Maags center is fun for some people. Also, the beach is only 30 minutes away, so some people like to drive down there for the day.
Food and Dining	Commons is the main dining hall which accepts the meal plan. They have different areas, which include burgers, pasta, pizza, ice cream, cookies, rice, sandwhiches, anything! They vary daily and it is all you can eat.
Dorm Life	The boys and girls share floors and everyone is friendly. You can go into any cluster and you will see people hanging out in each other's clusters, as all the doors are open. It's hard to get peace and quiet in your dorm, sometimes even at night, but the library is perfect for silence.
Academic Rigor	I am currently only enrolled in 3 classes ( 12 Credits), and while I have frequent essays due or projects, there is rarely any daily homework.
Tips for prospective students	Make sure that the size of the school is perfect for you individually. If you are a people person and used to a large crowd, then choose a large university, However, if you like to get to know each person and have a well relationship with them, choose a small school, such as Salisbury.
In three sentences	Salisbury is a small university, perfect for a one on one basis with teachers. The campus is beautiful, and the faculty and students are friendly. They have programs for every major.

Jacob from Walkersville, MD

11/17/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 27 of 75

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Campus Safety	There is a campus police headquarters on campus, and many emergency poles on campus in case anything happens all you have to do is press one simple button.
Greek Life	Greek life is huge on campus, many people join but if you don't then there is still so much for you to do.
Clubs and Activities	There are so many clubs on campus that you can join, just about one for everyone. If there isn't one you want then you can start one very simply.
Great for these types of students	Salisbury is great for any type of students.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Every freshman who comes to Salisbury must touch the Sammy the Seagull statue on campus.
Bang for the buck	You get so much out of campus and the surrounding areas you will be lost with where to go to eat and for entertainment
What to do for fun	Participate in a club, go to sporting events, hang out with friends, go to the mall, the movies, or the beach that is only 30 minutes away
Food and Dining	Our dinning hall is in the top ten best of the whole nation. With buffet style in commons, and many other on campus places available, you will never go hungry
Dorm Life	Almost all dorms have been renovated and have top notch everything, there is on campus apartments and many off campus living solutions.
Academic Rigor	Professors expect the most out of you, but there are so many tutoring opportunities, and any professor will be willing to help you.
Tips for prospective students	Get involved in anything you can on campus, no matter what it is just get involved. You will be closer with people on campus and succeed more in school
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a fun, eventful, safe campus where we have top of the line professors and so many clubs you lose count

Alaina from Fruitland`, MD

10/10/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	There is excellent safety precautions. There is a shuttle service that is available until 10 o'clock. There is a tunnel underneath the main highway so you do not have to walk across it. Emergency lights everywhere, always feel safe.
Greek Life	I am not in a sorority but I know plenty of people who are. Not as expensive as many universities and they seem to have a blast!
Clubs and Activities	Plenty of clubs to join, something for everyone!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Red Square- always people with their guitars or things like that. Never boring.
Bang for the buck	I love Salisbury. It's worth the $25,000 a year for out of state. Although, in state is a lot cheaper. I am hoping to get in-state tuition because I am changing my residency. They do award scholarships for things. Academic scholarships helped out a little and loans they offered.
What to do for fun	There is a mall about 15 minutes up on Route 13. There are restaurants everywhere, a bowling alley down the road, and a movie theater at the mall. There is a gym on campus and a nicer gym right across the street run through the school as well. Plenty to do. There are always parties on the weekends but be careful because the cops have really cracked down.
Food and Dining	Excellent dining hall and the hours are pretty convenient. Salisbury is known for their food.
Dorm Life	Dorm life was okay. The bathrooms were cleaned every day. Although they did have a bug problem. They are renovated the oldest dorms this year which were the ones I was in so they will be getting better.
Academic Rigor	The classes are challenging but not terrible. As long as you do your work and put forth a substantial amount of effort, you are rewarded,
Tips for prospective students	If you are an out of state student and your SAT's were under 1600, try applying test optional. I did and I got in just fine. Also check out the Fall Fusion program; I know multiple people who did that and it's also a good program that Salisbury offers.
In three sentences	I have had a fantastic time here so far and I am in the middle of my Fall semester of my Sophomore year. The academics are challenging but not impossible. Although the area around the school is not the best, like most colleges areas aren't, the campus and security on and around campus is fantastic.

Anonymous, MD

10/07/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Campus police are open 24/7 and offer escorts any where from off campus to on campus. There are over 400 camera's on campus and if there isn't a camera somewhere then there was one you passed.
Clubs and Activities	From Student Government to Quidditch there is any and every club you could ever think of. If you want to start a club, then all you need is a couple people, a couple signatures and a professor to sponsor you.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Every freshman has to touch Sammy the Seagull (mascot statue) for good luck.
What to do for fun	Salisbury is only a half hour away from the beach, but why go to the beach when there are comedians that come to campus, and concerts, and open mic nights, and any event you could ever think of.
Food and Dining	Salisbury University offers one of the best dining halls in all of the United States, everyday the menu changes so you have the benefit of always trying something different.
Dorm Life	All dorms have recently been renovated and are beautiful on the inside and out. From activities inside the building to activities around campus with your roommates you won't miss out on anything.
Academic Rigor	Teachers expect you to do the work no questions asked. Whether you find the work easy or hard is up to you, but each assignment requires your undivided attention.
Tips for prospective students	Become involved on campus. You may be thinking all the clubs are dumb and pointless, but the activities you are involved in the better your college experience will be.
In three sentences	Salisbury University not only offers a wonderful college education, but also offers a beautiful campus, fun activities and the chance to participate in once in lifetime events.

Lindsay from Salisbury, MD

10/01/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Very dangerous area.
Greek Life	If you're into Greek Life, be prepared to have limited choices.
Great for these types of students	Education and business majors are catered to at SU.
Bang for the buck	One of the most affordable schools on the east coast.
What to do for fun	There is hardly anything to do on campus, but there is a mall and movie theater a few miles down the road.
Food and Dining	Commons has fantastic food, but aside from that there are only a few other vendors on-campus.
Dorm Life	Not a lot of housing for students.
Academic Rigor	It all depends on your major.
Tips for prospective students	Be prepared for parking problems and be prepared to spend astronomical amounts on housing.
In three sentences	Salisbury University truly is a great value for the money. It is generally an education and business school. It could use more on-campus vendors and activities, but all in all, a great school.

Anonymous

09/17/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Most of the areas bordering campus are unsafe. There's a lot of gang activity around here. The police don't have a very strong presence and usually go after small offenses such as parking and smoking instead of real threats to safety. Campus is unsecured: Anyone can drive or walk in whenever they please and serious problems have been known to occur because of this.
Clubs and Activities	The SGA is always organizing things to do. There's a club fair at the beginning of the year and a list of clubs available in the Student Center.
Great for these types of students	People from New Jersey (there are a lot of them here). Students who are serious about their studies and can manage their time well.
Bang for the buck	It's pretty cheap here for in-state. There are a lot of activities and resources available, and most of the professors I've had have been pretty good.
What to do for fun	Nothing is walking distance from campus except a little strip mall and a CVS. Most of the parties here are really bad and always get busted. Violent assault, rape, and drug use (especially hard drugs and date rape) is very much present in the social scene. Almost all of the parties are in bad neighborhoods, and it's usually the same houses over and over every weekend.
Food and Dining	Everything is good, but it's mostly the same things over and over with a few small changes.
Dorm Life	The highrises are small and cramped, with 10 people to a small bathroom. In St. Martins I've heard it's pretty hard to meet new people because the rooms are so separated. Dogwood is ugly, completely isolated, and a long walk from everything except commons. The suites in the quad are your best bet, but you see the same people over and over again which can be good or bad.
Academic Rigor	Classes are easy here, still don't feel like I've learned anything. A lot of tedious busy work but nothing too difficult. The only difference with the honors program is that it gives a lot of supplementary work, and you have additional class/project requirements.
Tips for prospective students	Professors are a hit or miss, especially in the math and science departments a lot of them are international and have language proficiency issues and/or heavy accents. Don't come here if you don't plan on going to class. The University has a standing policy for all classes that two class absences puts you in jeopardy of failing a class.
In three sentences	This is a good place to go if you can't get in or afford anywhere else better. There are a lot of good things, but also a lot of bad. It really depends on what you're coming here for.

Grace from Waldorf, MD

09/16/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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What to do for fun	So much on campus and in the town.
Tips for prospective students	Make sure school is your number one priority. College is a lot different from high school and you cant just be successful by getting by. Studying will be your best tool in college.
In three sentences	Salisbury is a great school if you love the feel of a small community. There are plenty of opportunities to work,eat or just relax with friends or by yourself on campus as well as outside of it. You'll never be bored on campus because there's always something to do.

Tara from Parkton, MD

08/07/2012

Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.

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Greek Life	Available
Bang for the buck	One of the obvious choices for someone looking for an in state university.
What to do for fun	Ocean City, MD is 30 minutes from campus.
Dorm Life	The dorms were gorgeous and larger than I imagined they would be.
Tips for prospective students	There is a flat campus, so having your bike there is ideal.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a medium sized school. They have a beautiful campus. They are located about 30 minutes from the beach.

Cassandra from Toms River, NJ

07/27/2012

Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

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Bang for the buck	One of the main reasons I am coming to Salisbury is because of the low tuition. Even as an out of state school for me, it was the cheapest option.
What to do for fun	I work at a gym near the campus and i like to hangout with my teammates.
Food and Dining	The cafeteria has a wide selection of foods, so even if you are a picky eater you are bound to find something you like.
Dorm Life	The dorm buildings are all very nice, and everyone in them are so welcoming.
Academic Rigor	The classes at Salisbury University are hard, but very informative. As long as you study the material, you should get the grades you want.
Tips for prospective students	Salisbury University is a great college to attend because of the wonderful opportunities it holds.
In three sentences	Salisbury University has a very small, but beautiful campus. The students and staff there are very welcoming and extremely helpful. Salisbury has many different majors and minor, and excel especially in my major, nursing.

Elizabeth from Sudlersville, MD

07/26/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Our campus has plenty of options for safety. We have security guards constantly on campus and safety stations every half mile that a security guard will respond to within minutes. We also provide a shuttle service that will pick you up off campus and return you safely to campus.
Greek Life	Greek life is very active on and off campus. If you want to be part of a sorority or fraternity I would highly recommend it.
Clubs and Activities	Clubs are a big part of our campus. Every year we add at least 2 or 3 clubs to our extensive list. There is something for everyone to get involved in.
Great for these types of students	Salisbury University is great for students who want a campus that isn't huge, but big enough. You will not walk through campus without seeing someone you know, but the campus is big enough you will constantly meet new people.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Every year our school has War on the Shore which is the lacrosse game between Washington college and us. It's a tradition at school for tailgating and everyone supporting the big game.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is a very reasonable priced school with lots of financial opportunities.
What to do for fun	The most popular thing to do is head to Ocean City on weekends to soak up some sun at the beach. Students also enjoy watching our undefeated lacrosse team win some championships.
Food and Dining	The key to dining at any college is to mix it up. Salisbury always provides new things to taste and experience, including theme nights.
Dorm Life	Dorm life is very involved at Salisbury. The Resident Advisors in every dorm are very active in getting freshman involved in activities that get you acquainted with other students.
Academic Rigor	College classes are always challenging so it's important to study. If you get stuck, Salisbury offers many tutoring services that can help improve your grades and help you understand the material.
Tips for prospective students	My biggest tips are to study hard and get involved! Grades are always important in school and studying is necessary to receive good grades. Getting involved with any type of club around campus helps you build a network of friends while having fun.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is an amazing school. We have a tight community that supports one another and you will get a sense of family if you attend. The school is the perfect size with classes that with both challenge and intrigue you.

Chelsea from Lexington Park, MD

07/22/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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What to do for fun	There is a million fun things to do. way to many to list.
Food and Dining	Every building has a eating facility. food is very good.
Dorm Life	lots of varieties of dorm. apartment style or dorm style.
Academic Rigor	Very challenging.
Tips for prospective students	Play hard but study harder.
In three sentences	Great school for all majors. Has a large diversity of students. There is plenty of activities to do around and on the campus.

kathleen from Bowie, MD

07/20/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Some tough areas around the campus but our Police do a great job.
Greek Life	Not important.
Clubs and Activities	so many I can't list them all.
Great for these types of students	All.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	BTGLASS. It is the Bi Transgender Gay Lesbian and Straigh Supporters club and they actually attend gay clubs in D.C. I went as the Straigh Supporter side and it was awesome.
Bang for the buck	YES! cheap and worth it.
What to do for fun	Party, and tons of activities on campus as well as watching and cheering on the sports teams.
Food and Dining	Awesome food!!!
Dorm Life	The dorms are amazing!
Academic Rigor	I am a pretty smart student so my opinion may be biased but I think it is a decently easy school. Not too easy of course with the more difficult classes but it is definately manageable.
Tips for prospective students	If the greek life is the way you want to go I'd suggest another school. Although we do have greek life it is not a very big thing and they are not what you see in the movies or like the ones from bigger colleges.
In three sentences	Salisbury, although on the small side, has so many opportunities for fun. I certainly do not regret joining the Seagull Family. Out of 10 points... 10 being spectacular I would give Salisbury an 8. I doubt you find many 10 point schools but SU is home and I love it.

Sahr from Salisbury, MD

07/18/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 38 of 75

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Campus Safety	This is just like any campus you go to; if you stay out late, drunk, and alone; you will find yourself in trouble. If you stay with friends and remain aware of your surroundings at all times then you will be fine. The city itself can be quite dangerous at night but that's like most cities now a days if you aren't aware of your surroundings.
Greek Life	Salisbury DOES HAVE a GREEK LIFE. I am not sure the names or groups but they do have a Greek life. Check them out @ http://www.salisbury.edu/saol/greek/fraternities_sororities.html
Clubs and Activities	Wide range of clubs and athletics. Many multicultural clubs as well to increase diverse participation. Many of the students that participate in the clubs and activities tend to love Salisbury a lot more than those who do not.
Great for these types of students	Students who don't need to party every day to consider the school fun. If you are looking for a party school, this is far from it. Although people do throw their share of parties, this isn't Ohio State or WVU. It's more about the friendships and connections you make here. Really good family atmosphere for most part.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	War of the Shore- Traditional Annual Lacrosse game played every spring vs a local rival college in Salisbury. Can get very intense but generally Salisbury dominates(DIII Champs 4x) many of the meetings.
Bang for the buck	Relatively inexpensive school and very respectable. The GPA to get in here is around 3.5. So it's a tough school to enter. Many students that are accepted are generally well rounded and not just book worms.
What to do for fun	I am a graduate student and have to work a lot to make ends meet but when I have the free time, I go out with friends to eat. As a Christian, I am big on my faith so I go to church and Bible studies a lot. I also volunteer at charity events and soup kitchens.
Food and Dining	Dinning Hall here is terrific. Depending on how many times you go, it can get tiring but the staff here do a great job of rotating meal options. Plenty of restaurants around campus as well so you have more than enough options.
Dorm Life	Dorms are overrated, especially in Salisbury. I only recommend it for freshmen and transfer students because you will want to make some initially friends as you continue on your career path.
Academic Rigor	Depending on your major, Salisbury can be really hard or just challenging. Science majors, be prepared to put in some work, especially if you are in Nursing or Athletic Training. Business School is excellent as well. Basically all the schools have their strong points. The weak points, and probably strong as well, are all on a subjective stanpoint.
Tips for prospective students	Research exactly what you want to do before coming to college. Don't go to any school and just waste your money(in loans or cash) without know exactly what you may want to do. You don't have to have your plan down to a T but until you do, I suggest Community College till you find out.(much cheaper)
In three sentences	Salisbury is small, close-nit community of students. You will enjoy the benefits of college life without the hassles of being another number. Ocean City is 30 minutes away and DC/Baltimore are couple of hours so you can always go there.

Christopher from Baltimore, MD

07/16/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Top notch campus security
Greek Life	Lots of options
Clubs and Activities	Fun, easy, and something for everyone!
Great for these types of students	All.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	We worship a sea gull!
Bang for the buck	Low tuition but great classes! It's like a sale on the best in the world!
What to do for fun	Lots of great extracurriculars, including a top notch LAX team (and the current ranking national champions), theatre, dance, art, music, movies, trips, open mic nights, trivia, and tons more!
Food and Dining	Great meal plans and dining
Dorm Life	Comfortable and easy, and renovations always bring new opportunities for students
Academic Rigor	The best
Tips for prospective students	Apply early and often; SU is not hard to get into, but will fill up new spaces quickly!
In three sentences	A great school for business, teaching, or anything a student would need. Fun classes, a great campus, and a staff that is always helpful. I LOVE SU!!

Megan from Delmar, DE

07/12/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Great for these types of students	People from small-towns who are looking to go a little bigger than a community college. Many students who come down from larger cities like Baltimore get restless because Salisbury does not have as much to offer.
Bang for the buck	In-State tuition is very affordable. If one shops around for used books online, and maybe looks for cheaper living arrangements outside of the dorms this university will not put you majorly in debt. Out-of-State tuition is double but still in comparison to huge universities very affordable. But beware, the tuition cost keep going up and the professors will tell you they aren't seeing it in their paychecks so they aren't sure where it's going.
What to do for fun	As mentioned Salisbury University offers numerous student lead activities every night of the week. There are dance clubs, orchestras, plays, movie nights, free yoga and zumba and so much more. A student activities bulletin is sent through student email a couple times a week therefore the activities, times and places are not hard to find. Surrounding the university is a little more sparse activity wise. A couple miles south of the university is Cherokee Bowling Lanes and Crown Sports Center. A few miles north of the school is The Centre at Salisbury. The local shopping mall includes stores such as Dick's, A&E, Gap, The Limited, Express, Journeys, Hot Topic, Spencers, Zumies, Macy's, A Regal Cinemas and food court. With-in walking distance, or scooter distance of the school is the local zoo, which is free to the public but donations are greatly appreciated. Eastward 30 minutes takes students to the shores of the Delmarva Peninsula. There students will find numerous activities during the warm months. Not only is there the water and the beach, there is countless mini-golf courses, go-karts, shopping, boardwalk activites, and beach bars.
Food and Dining	The university offers a lot of dining options. With-in the University Center is a large dining hall with many different options for every meal. Except for the library and the oldest buildings on campus, a satellite cafe or two is available in pretty much every building. The school also offers another option. A student can load their Gull Card with money and certain Gull Card approved merchants and restaurants surrounding the university will accept that for payment. This includes many fast food chains, such as Five Guys, local pizzerias, and bakeries.
Dorm Life	I am a local commuter and have not lived on campus.
Academic Rigor	Academic Rigor would be about average. I would say more-so then a community college, but not nearly as rigorous as an Ivy league school. It also depends on the professor as with any school. As long as you pay attention and keep on track with your school work, good grades are not unattainable.
Tips for prospective students	Commuters should live within close proximity to the school, otherwise they won't feel as if they are having the traditional college experience. Also a lot of the on campus activities, which fortunately a lot are offered, take place in the prime time evening, meaning if you work a part-time night job it will be hard to stay involved with a club, event or other student lead activity. Being that Salisbury is a slowly growing college town many of the past time activities are not within walking distance, a scooter or car would be beneficial.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is friendly, comfortable, and safe. The university is set in a small city with a few activities available, but luckily the beach is only a 30 minute drive. The professors are very cordial to all students.

Azita from Salisbury, MD

07/10/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 41 of 75

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What to do for fun	studying and eating
Food and Dining	The dining of S.U is one of the fun place that I know. every food is fresh and lovely.
In three sentences	It is a wonderful place. all of my teachers were very helpful and I love to finish my education here.

Natalie from Clinton, MD

07/06/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	We have cameras in just about every inch of the campus, and even some areas off-campus. They have no cameras in bathrooms or dorm rooms but there are Residential Assistants that are there to step in where the cameras cannot.
Greek Life	The greek life is finally growing. They have a number of Fraternities and Sororities currently on campus. As of lately we have been growing in Historically Black Fraternities and Sororities, Also known as the Divine Nine.
Great for these types of students	Any type of student could come here and feel like their needs and hobbies have been attended to.
Bang for the buck	With an education this good, you would think the tuition would be higher. I am glad to say that its not.
What to do for fun	The school itself offers clubs and organizations for almost every major and interest that you could think of. They are continuously growing in this area. I, myself, am a proud member of three of these clubs and organizations.
Food and Dining	The food is great. They have an extensive amount of different options. They meet the needs and desires of almost every student. The best dining experience that I have had from a University.
Dorm Life	The school provides convenient housing options. There is only so much they can do when housing college students, this is something you have to take into consideration when anticipating cleanliness. All in all they have options that can meet almost anyone's needs.
Academic Rigor	All of the Professors are highly qualified teachers. Sometimes they allow Graduate students to teach a class, and even they are highly qualified. As a student, you will not only learn textbook material, but you will also learn life skills needed to be successful.
Tips for prospective students	Stay focused on your goal. It is easy for students to get side tracked when they have to choose between going to class and going to a party. Keep your eye on the prize and you will go far!
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a wonderful university that is continuously growing and improving. Salisbury University is big on diversity, something I had not been exposed to in High School. I am proud to say that I am a student here.

Heather from Jarrettsville, MD

06/01/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Cops are always riding their segways around campus, and there are blue light buttons all over campus, there's always one in sight, and if you push it a cop will be there within 60 seconds.
Greek Life	I am in Greek Life and it is the best decision I ever made. The quality of people in my sorority Alpha Sigma Tau is amazing and I've never been happier or more supported to achieve my dreams!
Clubs and Activities	Clubs for everything from Christian groups, to a Quidditch team.
Great for these types of students	Fun-loving, hardworking, big party-ers!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	War on the Shore! youtube it...
Bang for the buck	Great education, and cheapest in Maryland!
What to do for fun	Not much around the community unless you go to Ocean City a half hour away.
Food and Dining	The food is nationally ranked in the top five! Items such as lobster, crab cakes and sushi are served once every semester. Fresh fish choices almost daily. Vegan and healthy options everyday!
Dorm Life	Over half of the freshman dorms have been renovated in the past 4 years, or will be renovated in the next three. Super nice, with maids that clean your bathroom twice a week!
Academic Rigor	Classes you would have never thought would be hard-like Psych101 will require as much dedication as any other humanities elective. There is no such thing as an easy class. All your subjects will require effort, that's why your receiving a quality education.
Tips for prospective students	Most class rooms are high school sized, with the same amount of studentss. But even big lecture halls, like my 130 student Anatomy&Physiology I class, my professor knew my name!
In three sentences	You will receive a quality education, if you put your time and a good amount of studying into you education. Small school campus makes going to class quick, and student-teacher interaction, meaningful, and they actually know your name. You can have the time of your life while making great grades if you stay focused during the week, and during the day on weekends, then hang out with your friends at night!

Kristen from Glenelg, MD

05/28/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	There are 'bluelight' buttons scattered around campus which summon the police. The campus police are easily accessible as well. However, the surrounding areas have caused Salisbury to become more crime-ridden than Baltimore city.
Greek Life	From what I hear, Greek life at SU lost their privileges for housing a few years ago, so they must live as every other student does. I hear TKE has a reputation for dangerous parties. Just be careful and don't overdo the drinking scene.
Clubs and Activities	SU has a good selection of clubs, and always has a great array of programs and activities. Many activities are sponsored and organized by various clubs. For example, SU's annual Oktoberfest, organized by the German club, is the highlight of October.
Great for these types of students	Anyone who wants a great education without paying way too much
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Beach nearby, zoo with the 'depressed' bear, the campus is a natural arboretum
Bang for the buck	You get out of your academic experience only the effort that you put in! Take classes that aren't just 'easy As' and put forth your best effort and you will be rewarded with a wealth of knowledge for a great bargain price (especially if you're a MD resident)!
What to do for fun	The zoo is nice (and free), there are several parks, and the beach is only about a 30 minute drive. SU also offers lots of events, activities, and programs.
Food and Dining	Not bad--everyone raves about the commons (meal plan dining hall). There's also a coffee place (Cool Beans) on campus near the dining hall. Not far from campus you can find a plethora of dining services, both sit-down and fast-food.
Dorm Life	Free laundry, cool RAs, decent sized rooms, some old & some new dorms, close to the dining commons and classes. they try to pair you with a good roommate match (mine is still my best friend). no pets allowed in the dorms. gross bathrooms--shared between about ten people.
Academic Rigor	Most classes/professors make you work hard for your good grades.
Tips for prospective students	Even if you find the teachers or your fellow students frustrating at first, keep a positive attitude. What you get out of your academic experience is determined by the effort you put into it!
In three sentences	Salisbury has a great campus, good professors, and an easy-to-navigate academic system. Free laundry in the dorms, its proximity to the beach, and the array of nearby fast food places and shopping centers add to Salisbury's attraction. Great price for a good education--a rare bargain today! (especially for in-state tuition)

Chelsea from Mardela Springs, MD

05/25/2012

Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

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What to do for fun	Salisbury is a great place with surrounding towns that offer a lot of things to do for fun. Ocean City is only 40 minutes away!
Food and Dining	The Commons is a great place for a variety of appetites. It allows for a selection for 3 meals a day and gives students healthy choices.
Dorm Life	This does not apply to me because I live locally. But if I had to rate the dorm experience from friends, I would give it a 4.
Academic Rigor	The stamina needed to be a college student may sometimes require giving 110%+. The knowledge and experience that I will receive at SU, as well as friends' past experiences, makes me excited to attend. I would absolutely rate this college a 3+ star.
Tips for prospective students	Being involved within the school atmosphere and becoming friends with fellow classmates can help tremendously when assignments are complex.
In three sentences	SU offers me the liberty of staying in my hometown and at the same time, receiving an awesome education. SU is a very prestigious college and one that I am looking forward to attending.

Shauna

05/15/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	As long as you do not travel around alone at night, you will be fine.
Clubs and Activities	I am part of the History Club and the people there are fantastic. We take trips every semester, and this semester we spent a weekend in New York City.
Great for these types of students	Great for students who like to party.
What to do for fun	Ocean City is only about a half an hour away, so during the warmer months everyone hits up the beach and boardwalk. There are also a number of historical sights to check out, in Salisbury and all over the Eastern Shore.
Food and Dining	The food in the Commons is really good and they have a wide variety. There are also many fast food places surrounding the campus, so they have whatever you're in the mood for.
Dorm Life	I live in an off-campus apartment and it is very nice and clean. The rooms are spacious and we have our own bathrooms. We also have a pool, volleyball court, basketball court, exercise room and the school bus comes by every twenty minutes to take us to campus.
Academic Rigor	It depends on the teacher, really. Some teachers are more challenging than others, but it's good that they challenge you, it makes you put forth your best efforts.
Tips for prospective students	Keep your grades up and work hard; it will pay off in the end.
In three sentences	Salisbury University has a beautiful campus that's very scenic and clean. The professors are very helpful and know what they are doing. There is also a very active student life.

Ceyaira from Annapolis, MD

05/11/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Nothing really goes on, on campus. The police are usually around all the time. There are emergency phones everywhere.
Greek Life	none.
Clubs and Activities	It has a big variety.
Great for these types of students	Everybody for the most part are friendly and respectful.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Red square is where a lot of groups meet and have events. Just recently the MP3 Experience was held there! That was a weird but very intriguing experience!
Bang for the buck	Very affordable. This college is good at working with students that has financial needs. Besides that fact it does not cost that much overall. So if you are looking for a instate college, Salisbury is a really good choice.
What to do for fun	There are a variety of clubs available on campus. We have a lot of activities that go on like : dance shows, contest, guest speakers, performers.
Food and Dining	Salisbury ranks very high in the nation for its food quality. Our commons had a good variety of foods offered daily. Plus, on occasions we have theme nights!! People from the public even pay to eat there with their families.
Dorm Life	The dorms are really fun. You meet so many new people. I live in a high riser and although I thought I would hate it, I don't. People say you will meet those close net long term friends in college and I truly believe I have early!! My clustermates are my sisters. We do a lot together and look out for one another. We love each other so much that we are living together next year!!! My dorm life was an great experience!!!!
Academic Rigor	The professors are extremely helpful. They take into consideration how everyone learns differently. My professors teacher styles are very interesting and the classes I thought would be boring actually were not.
Tips for prospective students	It is a great college. It is an awesome place to jump start your college career. I did not know how I would like it but everyone I asked about it said it's a good college. Ultimately, they were right because I love it.
In three sentences	Salisbury has a great ratio of teachers to students. It is very focused on academics and allowing students to express themselves. It is also very diverse, so you meet a lot people from all around.

Edwin from Pittsville, MD

05/09/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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What to do for fun	Beach during the summer.
Tips for prospective students	Get involved in as much extra schollarly activities as you can. Learning hands on, taking on more work than you normally would and gaining relevant experience in the field will serve you well in the future.
In three sentences	The exercise science major has served me well because of my involvement in extra schollarly activities with the Laboratory for Human Performance. However, I feel like the education in the classroom is not as strong as some of the other programs at Salisbury.

Benjamin from Salisbury, MD

05/07/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Campus Police are plentiful, visible and patrol regularly without seeming threatening.
Great for these types of students	Great for the groupie frat types, as well as the studius full time/working student.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Every year GullFest provides a superb lineup of top bands that put on a terrific concert.
Bang for the buck	Together with the challenging education, the realistic and competitive pricing, the number of on-campus cafes, Salisbury University is one of the best Universities for the price in the North Eastern United States.
What to do for fun	Unfortunately, there isn't much to do for fun in Salisbury. However, there is a mall nearby as well as a movie theater, a bowling alley, and shopping mall.
Food and Dining	Varied dining options are available for breakfast lunch and dinner as well as a number of cafe's around campus for a quick bite. The Commons, which is the main dining room offers five stations for different types of food including asian, pizza, salad and sandwiches, and pasta, as well as a vegan station. There is also a side dining room which offers a more homestyle meal.
Dorm Life	Dorm life is always exciting. Varied dining options are available for breakfast lunch and dinner as well as a number of cafe's around campus for a quick bite. Dorms are also conveniently equipped with washer and dryer, and a strict honor code holds students responsible for their actions.
Academic Rigor	The courses are very challenging, however not impossible. It makes every passed course that much more rewarding.
Tips for prospective students	If coming in from community college, be prepared for a challenge. It is much harder than community college, and requires allot of studying. School will be a full time job.
In three sentences	Salisbury offers a very competitive series of programs at a very reasonable price when compared to other colleges. The professor to student ratio is also still small enough to allow for one one one help with a professor if needed. Finally there is plenty of on-the-side course help from a variety of tutors.

Haley from sharpsburg , MD

05/05/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	You are safe as long as you are smart about what you are doing.
Greek Life	There is a frat/sorority for everyone
Clubs and Activities	There are plenty of fraternities and sororities to chose from. There are also a number of religious clubs that you can join. Music and volunteer opportunities are also a big deal around campus.
Great for these types of students	All types of students attend and fit in here. Everybody has there little niche.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	The quad is the sacred place for any freshman. Its where all the magic happens. There are always people out playing music or sports.
Bang for the buck	The price is fantastic. One of the best deals out there, especially for how beautiful the buildings and campus is.
What to do for fun	The university is pretty athletic so there is always some game going on that you could join in or just watch. The music venues are pretty great too. There's always something exciting to get yourself into.
Food and Dining	Food and dining is great, there are so many choices at Commons and the satellite dining options are great as well.
Dorm Life	Dorm life is fantastic. The dormitories are top-notch and its a great way to meet new friends and get to know everybody on campus.
Academic Rigor	Some classes are difficult, some are easy. You've got to work and do your best no matter what.
Tips for prospective students	Don't worry about choosing and staying with a major right away. Take some classes that interest you and go from there.
In three sentences	Salisbury University offers hundreds of great opportunities to their students. If you're unsure about where to go, don't worry, there are plenty of opportunities for you to engage yourself in to point you in the right direction. They make it as stress free as possible.

Emily from Baltimore, MD

05/03/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Emergency phones are located all throughout campus and to get into all of the dorms and some other buildings you use your i.d. card.
Greek Life	Lots of Fraternities and Sororities to choose from. They all put on different activities throughout the year for anyone to attend.
Clubs and Activities	Many different clubs for all different kinds of people.
Great for these types of students	Students who love to have fun and learn and make great friends!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Everyone loves hanging out at Cool Beans, the coffee shop on campus that has tons of delicious smoothies.
Bang for the buck	I never expected to get all I do here at Salisbury. Besides a great education, wonderful living accommodations (with cleaning staff who clean the bathrooms twice a week), great food, tons of free events, free gym membership including a choice of two gyms with several different classes, and more!
What to do for fun	There are constantly events put on by Salisbury University staff, but also a mall near by, movie theater, and the beach is only 40 minutes away.
Food and Dining	The food here is absolutely wonderful. All you can eat and pretty much every genre of food you can imagine.
Dorm Life	My dorm is my family. The RA's put together great programs all throughout the year so that everyone in the dorm becomes super close.
Academic Rigor	We are challenged but find help easily from professors and constant free tutoring sessions.
Tips for prospective students	ALWAYS have your i.d. card on you! It gets you food, into your building, buys you stuff... it's pretty much your life while you are at school.
In three sentences	Salisbury University is a great school with a great learning environment, a beautiful campus, and great student life. The food at this school has exceeded my expectations and the dorms are very nice. The professors here really care for our success and get to know each of us as well as they can.

Kristina from Lancaster, PA

03/31/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	My only true complaint about Salisbury...it is in a horrible town. I like to think that the campus itself is fairly safe, but I've learned that once the sun goes down, NOBODY should go anywhere-even on campus- alone.
Greek Life	Greek organizations definitely exist, but are not as prominent as at some other colleges. They host parties, but are not very prominent aside from fundraising and weekend nightlife.
Clubs and Activities	Any club that you can imagine, SU has! Unfortunately, many of them meet at the same exact time...so pick carefully!
Great for these types of students	Outdoorsy, beachy, party-loving, future teachers, aspiring nurses
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	Each semester, the Outdoor Club puts on an Undie Run to collect money for the homeless. There is also a giant gorilla statue outside of commons who, along with other statues among campus, can often be spotted holding fruit, notes, etc.
Bang for the buck	Although I pay more as an out-of-state student, I still feel as though I get more bang than the majority of my peers who stayed in-state (PA).
What to do for fun	Go out with friends, join the many clubs and organizations, attend the cultural events and work out in the facilities
Food and Dining	Commons puts restaurants to shame. Cool beans is amazing, and Gull's Nest has the best quesadillas ever.
Dorm Life	Although many students complain about the older dorms' small spaces, I had no problem with them and found them to be intimate ways of meeting friends. The campus convenience is awesome!
Academic Rigor	Not as difficult as I was expecting coming from a challenging high school, other students seem to be bogged down by work, yet claim that it is manageable.
Tips for prospective students	If you enjoy mild east coast weather and friendly peers, this school is excellent. Take advantage of the many clubs and events!
In three sentences	Wouldn't trade Salisbury for any other college. The students have school pride. I bleed maroon and gold!

Kathryne from Dundalk, MD

03/30/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Campus police are extremely helpful and understanding. However, the surrounding areas of downtown Salisbury can be dangerous. Don't walk by yourself late at night.
Greek Life	Many involved fraternities and sororities. Each one really helps the community and is easy to join.
Clubs and Activities	So many different options for clubs and activities! There's always something going on around here. Whether it be a sports event, a fundraiser, a dorm-wide prom, or a quiddich match!
Great for these types of students	Students who might get homesick. It's a smaller campus, which makes it feel safe and like home.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	The Big Event- a community service project, town-wide!
Bang for the buck	Dining and books are a little expensive, but you will get a lot of use out of both.
What to do for fun	There are many clubs that you can join. I am on the Poms Squad and I also participate in a lot of community service.
Food and Dining	Amazing food! Enough said.
Dorm Life	Living in a Living and Learning Community is fun and really helpful! It's great to have people who share your classes right next door!
Academic Rigor	Academics are really valued here. It's not hard to do well, it's designed to help you succeed!
Tips for prospective students	Join the Living and Learning Community, you live with the people you share classes with!
In three sentences	Beautiful campus, lots of great places to study! Amazing food! The professors are helpful and willing to help at any time!

Rebecca from Long Valley, NJ

03/30/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	If one does not feel safe on campus, the university police are always right at the touch of a button because there are multiple emergency lights on campus and there is always one in sight.
Greek Life	Salisbury only has about 6 fraternities and 4 sororities so they do not dominate the campus. However, many people that are involved in greek life enjoy it.
Clubs and Activities	Multiple student run organizations and activities and in the beginning of each semester, an activities fair is held so students are aware of the various clubs and activities around campus.
Great for these types of students	Great for students who love to have fun but also want to have a successful career in the future.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is very affordable for instate and out of state tuition.
What to do for fun	Although there is not much to do in the area, SOAP (student organization for activity planning) always plans something for students to do in their free time.
Food and Dining	The Commons has a huge variety of different options each day. Also, the nutritional facts are listed above each food item so students are aware of what they are consuming. There are plenty of vegan/vegetarian options each day and brunch on the weekends is awesome!
Dorm Life	Salisbury has excellent dorms, from cluster style to suite style, there are multiple residence hall options on campus. Each building creates a strong sense of community and allows students to build strong relationships with each other.
Academic Rigor	Although some academic tracks are not as difficult as others, many majors are very competitive and require a lot of work. However, it is the students choice and responsibility to attend class to learn the information.
Tips for prospective students	I advise prospective students to become involved in something on campus. Whether it is with a religious group, a common interest club, a sport or a sorority, get involved and these four years will be the best four years of your life.
In three sentences	Salisbury University has a lot to offer. From excellent food and variety of clubs and free time options to endless opportunities for higher education, Salisbury has it all. Located only thirty minutes from the beach, it never snows and its beautiful for eighty percent of the year.

Olivia from Milton, DE

03/21/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	We have these weird-looking speakers with bright blue lights on top, and if you ever dont feel well about walking home at night, you press the speaker and a university police will escort you where you need to go. If you were partying, there's SafeRide, and they'll pick you up and take you to campus with no charge and no questions asked.
Greek Life	I'm not involved in greek life, but there's a lot of options for both boys and girls. And they're always involved in something. I see/hear about them all over campus.
Great for these types of students	Theatre Majors. Computer Majors. Buissness Major. Pre-Med. Education. Visual Arts. Preforming Arts.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury University has been named one of the top 100 best buy universities.
What to do for fun	There's a club for almost anything you can think of. There's even a Quiddich (spelling?) team from Harry Potter. If you want to make a club, you only need six friends to back you up. I'm involved in a modeling club, a Korean sword fighting class, and I swim at the Magg's pool to unwind.
Food and Dining	Commons has AWESOME food, and the menu's always changing. There's little cafes and sandwich shops in all of the main class buildings. Get a meal plan, and you will never go hungry!!!
Dorm Life	The dorm life is crazy! (Not party-wise) Parties happen off campus usually. But the people I've met in my dorm are just awesome. We're great friends and help each other with our work. My new friends take a lot of stress out of college.
Academic Rigor	The work isn't horrible, but it's not easy... If you're planning on being a pre-nurse major, be prepared for a lot of work and minimal social life. Most of the teachers are understanding of deadlines if something comes up, like a family emergency.
Tips for prospective students	The university sends out their acceptance/decline letters REALLY late. I don't think I received mine till late May. If you don't hear anything, don't fret. Even if you're worried about your SAT scores or GPA, if you have a genuine and passionate essay on your application, You should be fine.
In three sentences	One of the countries best-buy universities. (look it up, for real!) Contemporary university with an old-school feel. Always something new.

Megan from Glenwood, MD

03/19/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	Campus safety was key for my parents. They love the emergency blue lights around campus.
Greek Life	Not involved in Greek Life but my roommate is and she loves it. They are always having parties and they all seem very close.
Clubs and Activities	Wide variety of clubs and activities offered. If you cant find something you like, you can always create a new club!
Great for these types of students	Students who are looking for a middle size school who are always ready to have fun and be busy
Bang for the buck	Great in state tuition.
What to do for fun	Ocean City, Maryland. Head to the quad for fun, games, and laying out. Go watch the sports teams. Head out to a party.
Food and Dining	Not many options but from the options there are, it is pretty good. Many places right off campus if you get tired of what is offered on campus.
Dorm Life	The dorms are amazing. The suite-style ones are completely re-done and they plan on redoing the high rises this summer. It feels like your living in a hotel.
Academic Rigor	The classes are somewhat hard but it really depends on your major and what you are interested in.
Tips for prospective students	Be outgoing. Meet new people. Get involved.
In three sentences	Salisbury University encompasses the benefits of a large university in a smaller university setting. The classes are small and professors are always willing to help, which is what someone looks for in a small university. There are always things to do, on and off campus, which is what someone looks for in a larger university.

Emily from Bel Air, MD
03/11/2012
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

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salisbury university seems like the perfect school for me. it's not too big and not too small. it is the perfect distance from my house.

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Imoleayo

02/26/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Greek Life	a wide variety of greek life to be involved in.
Clubs and Activities	a wide variety of clubs to choose from.
Bang for the buck	salisbury grants you a great education for the price the cost. tuition, room, and board, all come at a lower cost than many other colleges.
What to do for fun	go to salisbury games events on campus. there are many places where you can sight see, such as ocean city, the salisbury mall, and different amusement parks.
Food and Dining	great food and great service.
Dorm Life	dorms are usually clean and quiet.
Academic Rigor	salisbury university offers a wide range of majorand s.
Tips for prospective students	don't be afraid to talk to your professors and advisers. get all the advice you can because this will make you a better person and student.
In three sentences	a great learning environment, where students can connect with their professors and advisers. salisbury university allows students to grow as students and individuals.

Damian from Silver Spring, MD

02/23/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	ridiculously safe campus. the surrounding area can be pretty rough, but just like any city, keep your head on straight, dont walk around by yourself at odd hours, and you'll be fine. that being said, there are blue lights where you can press a button and have a campus police officer respond within 90 seconds. the campus police are good at their jobs. however, sometimes they are too good, so don't park where your not supposed to, and dont stumble around holding a bottle in the open, or you'll get breathalyzed and have your drink taken.
What to do for fun	club sports, surfing, partying, open mic nights, comedians and preformers the school regularly hires to come, and also lots of random movie nights that are fun to go to with a few friends.
Food and Dining	on point, all day every day. there are tons of options, so your diet won't get too mundane.
Dorm Life	my ra's and rd are very friendly, but not overly so. they understand that people need their privacy, but they are there for you if you ever need anything. my roomate, and suitemates are some of my best friends here, and even though i'm in the honors dorm i still have some crazy weekends. definately a great place to live. try to room in the quad though. the other dorms, such as the high-rises, arent nearly as nice, and dogwood village is a bunch of single rooms, and the buildings are more like trailers. that being said, it's still a pretty comfortable campus all around, and i love it here.
Academic Rigor	the teachers make learning an easy, and enjoyable part of life. all the teachers i've had so far are relaxed, easy going, and understand that accidents happen when it comes to turning in work late. that being said, you can't afford to slack off. it is college, and there is a significant amount of work to be done, so don't kid yourself, hit the books regularly if you want to stay on top of your grades.
Tips for prospective students	if you enjoy food, fun, and like making new friends, salisbury is definately worth checking out. there are clubs for virtually every interest here, and the counselors can also advise you as to which club you might enjoy the most. if you're looking for a great all around college experience, salisbury is a good choice, and you won't regret it.
In three sentences	salisbury has a vibrant campus, friendly people, and great food. the sports teams are outstanding, and even though its a division 3 school, we have an incredible amount of talent, especially in lacrosse. also, it's only a 45 minute drive from ocean city, and my favorite surf spot.

Rosalyn from Westminster, MD

02/18/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

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Campus Safety	on campus is very safe, when traveling off campus into the city be very careful and never go alone.
Clubs and Activities	i am part of alpha phi omega, a national service fraternity which i love! also ultimate frisbee, rugby, outdoor club, and surf and board club. there is plenty to get involved in for anybody!
What to do for fun	there are so many clubs, teams, and events at this school. there are talent shows, speakers, concerts, and not to forget great topography for long-boarding! when it is nice outside, people usually play in the quad or sit in the sun. don't forget the beach is only a half hour away!
Food and Dining	the commons food is the bomb! always a great variety, plus a lot of healthy stuff. gulls nest is also very yummy.
Dorm Life	i live in a living learning community for science and math. i love the newly renovated dorm and the resident assistants are very nice. a good place to live and do well.
Academic Rigor	the classes are just how any college courses should be. to do well, you must apply yourself and try. do not expect to get good grades without doing any work.
Tips for prospective students	i really recommend to come to this school. it is a great college and you can get an excellent education if you put your mind to it. there are also plenty of fun things to do every day!
In three sentences	this college has a beautiful, nicely laid out campus. teachers and staff are always very kind and helpful. i love all of the cultural events and visitors for the students.

Caroline from Salisbury, MD

02/10/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

61 of 75

Categories	Comments
Greek Life	there is no university sponsored greek housing, however there is still plenty of greek activity on and around campus. they live together regardless and have lots of parties and events.
Clubs and Activities	endless things to get involved with if you just look around for them
Great for these types of students	those looking for a more familial environment. not for anyone looking for a lot of nightlife.
What to do for fun	house parties. there are no clubs or much nightlife at all in the town. if you're over 21 there are a few very popular bars. when it's nice outside go to ocean city!
Food and Dining	the commons has very highly rated university food. large variety, the bistro is amazing.
Dorm Life	some of the freshman high-rises are still pretty old but they are in the renovation process. several of the dorms are brand new. i personally love the on-campus environment and have always liked being in the dorms and apartments.
Academic Rigor	this is the only college that i have ever attended so it's difficult to compare, but classes are very difficult and involved particularly for pre-health track students like myself.
Tips for prospective students	get involved in some campus organizations right away. get to know your professors personally, you never know when they might come in handy or provide you with great opportunities.
In three sentences	great small school environment. gives students a great opportunity to take advantage of all that is offered on campus and become close with friends and professors. great place for nursing/education/business majors.

Paige from Myersville, MD

01/26/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

62 of 75

Categories	Comments
Bang for the buck	definitely great value for in-state
What to do for fun	hang out in the dorms, go to the beach, walk around salisbury, go out.
Tips for prospective students	get out and meet new people, join clubs, ask for help from your professors.
In three sentences	everyone is friendly here. there are a lot of classes to choose from and the professors are all very helpful.

Stephanie from MD

01/23/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 63 of 75

Categories	Comments
Greek Life	my boyfriend is the president of the pi lambda phi fraternity so i have gotten pretty close with most of the brothers and they are some of the nicest people i have met at salisbury. i was always kind of iffy about frats because of the stereotypes that they usually get but this frat is awesome! also i am looking into joining a sorority and most of the girls i have met in sororities at salisbury are really friendly and nice and are willing to talk to you and explain what their sorority does! i'm looking into delta gamma and alpha sigma tau.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus	since i'm a freshman, when my clustermates and i are studying for a test or even watching one of the many shows we watch, we take a break and go to cool beans to get a drink. you can find us there almost 4 days a week!
What to do for fun	there is so much to go for fun. the mall is about 15 minutes away for all your shopping needs, ocean city is about 30 minutes away for all the beach lovers and of course the fractured prune is right across 13 for all the doughnut fanatics!!!
Food and Dining	a lot of different foods to choose from. the bistro has new, different foods each day. i'm also pretty sure we got on the list for having the best foods out of all the schools in maryland so our food is pretty descent, for college food at least.
Dorm Life	dorm life is dorm life.. either you love it or you hate it. depending on which dorm you live in it's different. i live in chester hall (one of the high rises). when i first got assigned to chester i was so disappointed, i had been hoping for one of the new quad dorms which were all newly renovated and suite style. but after living in a high rise, which is clusters instead of suites, i love it!! you make so many more friends living in a high rise than you would in a suite style room. on my floor the cluster doors are always open and almost everyones actual dorm room doors are open too so people are always coming in and out, making it really easy to meet new people!
In three sentences	i love everything about salisbury! the students are friendly, the campus is clean and pretty and also it's small enough to get from one side to the other without being late to class. most professors are interested in how you are doing and want you to do well, which helps a lot! there

Kyra from Mullica Hill, NJ

01/12/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

64 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	If you are interested in Greek Life, sports, or if you are Artistic I feel like Salisbury is for you!
What to do for fun	Sporting events, Greek life, and plenty of clubs.
Tips for prospective students	You can look for possible roommates at roomsurf.com and they pair you up based on surveys you take. I met my roommate there and we really hit it off I strongly suggest it.
In three sentences	I love the small college feel. My classes are small and the teachers and students are able to actually communicate with each other. Also, the campus is gorgeous and there is always something to do!

Amanda from Warwick, MD

01/01/2012

Reviewer is A current student here.

65 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	People who want a small school.
Tips for prospective students	The small school feel is one of the best thins about Salisbury.
Am learning a lot	The teacher to student ratio is amazing which helps everyone learn alot.

Gisella from Silver Spring, MD

12/24/2011

Reviewer is A current student here.

66 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	Salisbury University is a great place to learn and a great place to learn. There is always someone there wanting to be your friend and always willing to help you succeed.
Tips for prospective students	You must always be ready to ask teachers for help when you do not understand a topic. They are always ready to answer any type of question be it in the classroom or in their office during their office hours.
Bang for the buck	Sure college is expensive, but Salisbury is worth every penny spent.
Am enjoying being here	There is always a new event going on everyday. There is something for everyone to do from club activities to sport games
Am learning a lot	Every teacher has a different teaching style so be careful as to who is teaching.

Alexis from La Plata, MD

07/18/2011

Reviewer is A current student here.

3 out of 3 people found this review useful. 67 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	Salisbury is great for students who want a college that's small and has classroom sizes that can average between 25-35 most of the time. The professors are friendly and want to help the students succeed. No matter what gender, race, or sexual orientation someone is, they will feel very comfortable on the campus. Also if you have school pride, you fit in perfectly with the other Salisbury Seagulls!
Tips for prospective students	Do not stay in your dorm, you will get bored and will make no friends. Explore and open yourself up! Try your best to get along with your roommate and the people you share a bathroom with. Me and my first roommate hardly spoke and I got tired of trying to involve her in things so we ended up not speaking to each other. At the end of the semester I got a new roommate and we hit it off so much better! It might have been because she came from a bad situation and this new one was much better, but either way we were both happy and are close. If you're having problems with someone, it's a very smart idea to talk to your RA or RD as soon as possible before things get out of control. One last thing, GO TO CLASS!!! It will make things so much easier for you and you won't be panicking with your tests and work at the last minute.
Bang for the buck	I feel like tuition and room and board are at a responsible price for what you get through the campus. They're currently updating the dorms on-campus and they are really lovely to be in.
Am enjoying being here	Although there isn't much to do around the campus, there is a bowling alley that is about 5 minutes away and a mall in the opposite direction that's about 10 minutes away. The campus does things on campus to keep the students occupied, like speakers, comedians, a spring concert, SU Idol and movies on the weekend. I thought that when winter break came I wouldn't miss Salisbury, but I was clearly mistaken. You will end up missing the school because of the friends and memories that you have made. It was a pleasant surprise to me.
Am learning a lot	I'm only in my basic, general classes right now so I'm not learning things that I didn't already know. I will say that it is a good review for the more advance classes I will be taking in the future, so I don't mind being retaught these things. As long as you pick the right professor, you will feel like you have a better understanding of the material. I was told by some of my professors that if you can explain the information to someone else, then they feel their job has been complete and they won't stop helping until you get the material.

Jenna from Wilmington, DE

03/02/2011

Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

1 out of 3 people found this review useful. 68 of 75

Categories	Comments
Bang for the buck	SU is pretty cheap for in-state & out-of-state students. Since I will be an out-of-state student, it will be a little more costly but I would be paying close to this if I went to the University of Delaware!!
Will enjoy being here	I really love the campus, its super close to the beach, and everybody there seems so friendly!

Paige from Elkton, MD

01/24/2011

Reviewer is A past student here.

3 out of 3 people found this review useful. 69 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	Laid-back, people who don't want a huge school, People who like to party, people who like the beach
Tips for prospective students	Stay focused and enjoy your time. The campus and people are great, so take advantage of that and have fun.
Bang for the buck	This is a very cheap school compared to anything out of state, and in state rates are relatively cheap. The money you pay provides many great resources, such as the library, which is a great resource.
Did enjoy being here	The campus is great and so are the people. It's very easy to make friends and it's a very laid back campus. The dorms are not the highest quality, but it comes down to what you make of the situation.
Did learn a lot	The professors are great and were more than willing to help you with anything you need. Take advantage of their office hours, they are very helpful!

Christine from Silver Spring, MD

11/29/2010

Reviewer is A current student here.

2 out of 8 people found this review useful. 2 people found this inaccurate. 70 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	If you're too lazy to walk across a big campus like UMD for class at 8 am, or you enjoy sleeping and drinking all the time, Salisbury is for you.
Tips for prospective students	Find a club or something to get invovled in to occupy some time.
Bang for the buck	There really isn't much to do, for all the money they're asking from students they don't provide much. Don't let their tours fool you, there hasn't been one big concert or anything like that since I've been here.
Am enjoying being here	Salisbury, Maryland is a VERY small town. If you're looking to go here prepare for lots of nights with nothing to do. It's fine if you enjoy partying every night, but if you like to have other options take that into consideration. Getting involved in things helps a little, though.
Am learning a lot	The teachers I had this semester were great. Many of them would love to give you one on one helped after class or during office hours. Classes are very small, since the school is very small, if you like that sort of thing.

Jessica from Bel Air, MD

01/31/2010

Reviewer is A current student here.

4 out of 4 people found this review useful. 71 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	Those who like the small campus feel but actually want a campus with alot to offer. Sometimes the smaller campuses have nothing for the students recreationally speaking. Since SU is about 7,000 students it is large enough to offer clubs and programs, but small enough to not overwhelm a person.
Tips for prospective students	Try to get your work done. I know its liberating to be out of your parents house and be able to do whatever you want but that will all change quickly if you get put on academic probation because you went out with friends more than you studied.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury University is one of the cheapest in state schools for Maryland. In fact, to be honest it is not horribly expensive for out of state students either. And the cost is definitely worth it. I love the campus and enjoy that classes.
Am enjoying being here	It is very easy to find your place on campus. The very first week that you're here there is an activities fair that literally every club and organization on campus has a booth at. In fact that is how I got involved with the club that I am with now. The members of this club have since become a sort of family away from my family. When you go on school tours and see all these random students smiling at you, you probably think that its all set up (I know that I did). But at SU, it really seems to be true. People smile at me all the time all over campus.
Am learning a lot	Although I am currently involved in mainly General Education courses (as most freshman are) the classes have been very fun and informative so far. The teachers (although can sometimes seem a bit crazy) truly care about what they are teaching and want others to come to care about it as well. Yes, the classes are much harder than those in high school, and I'm not going to lie to you, it is a ton more work. However the end results are fantastic.

Kimberly from Silver Spring, MD

01/01/2010

Reviewer is A current student here.

7 out of 8 people found this review useful. 72 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	This school is great for students looking for a medium-sized school- its the perfect size to meet lots of new people, but also see familiar faces. It is also good for strong athletes who don't want the hype of a D1 school- we're D3, but very competitive. If you love the beach its great for that too because we're only 25 miles from Ocean City :)
Tips for prospective students	Go to the club fair... there is something for everyone and is a great way to meet people with common interests.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is relatively inexpensive as far as colleges go. Yet it still provides a strong education, nice dorms (they are currently in the process of renovatiing all the freshman dorms so provide private bathrooms, so they are only going to get nicer), and fantastic food (the dinning hall has a large variety and makes special meals for every holiday. it also has food events sometimes like lobster night and make your own pizza night).
Am enjoying being here	Being at Salisbury has been an exciting adventure; there are many things about it that I love. There are so many clubs, there is definitely something for everybody. The school also brings a lot of good comedians and performers (all free for students!). I also think the school is really strong in providing lots of opportunities for freshman students to meet each other and get connected.
Am learning a lot	I have completed my first semester at Salisbury and have taken 4 classes so far. I did very well in all four classes and feel that I have learned a lot so far. I accredit this success to many sources. First, the class sizes. My anatomy and physiology was rather large, about 80 students, but my other classes were much smaller. Two classes had about 25 students and one had only 15 students. The smaller classes allowed for more personal attention. Teacher were able to answer questions during class and hold class discussions that supported whatever we were learning. Second, although I loved only 3 out of 4 of these teachers and found the other decent, they were all very encouraging and wanted to see their students succeed (even the least tolerable of the four) and were willing to help when you need the extra assistance. Every teacher has office hours multiple times per week and many will meet at other times as well if you make an appointment. If you feel you need additional help or you just don't think your teacher is your best match the Center for Student Achievement offers tutoring and study skills workshops. There is also a writing center to help you with papers and resumes.

Lauren from Egg Harbor City, NJ

08/11/2009

Reviewer is A current student here.

9 out of 10 people found this review useful. 73 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	Salisbury has such a diverse campus, there are so many clubs to join, majors to study, and people to meet, there will never be a dull day at SU.
Tips for prospective students	Don't be afraid to be outgoing and make new friends. In high school I was interested in Habitat for Humanity but never went to the meetings. During the fall semester, the club had a meeting, and I decided to go, on my own, without knowing anyone. It was one of the best decisions I made at Salisbury, I met some amazing people, and get to hang out with them while helping others. I also pledged a sorority in the spring which was amazing. I never thought I'd see myself in a sorority, but after attending interest meetings, and seeing how close the girls are, and how they actually act like sisters, I knew that was the kind of relationship I needed at Salisbury to feel at home.
Bang for the buck	Salisbury is expensive for out of state students, but manageable. They have a specific program for out of state nursing students, if you are accepted into SU's nursing program, and work in the state of Maryland for 4 years after graduation, Salisbury will lessen your tuition to the in-state rate. I know that college will affordable if I do get into the program, but finding the loans now with the current out of state rates is the hardest part.
Am enjoying being here	Salisbury University has been a dream come true for me. Attending SU was the best decision I have ever made. My parents had always believed I would stay in state, close to home for college due to financial reasons, but I had bigger dreams. I am paying for my education at Salisbury all alone, and am enjoying every moment spent here. I joined a sorority my second semester, and met many of my best friends throughout our experiences that semester. Everyday my parents tell me just how proud of me they are for going through with my dream, and being brave enough to take on such a huge debt alone, and begin a new life in a new state. The transition to Salisbury was hard at first, since I did not know a single person there. But through extra curricular activities, and being outgoing making friends was no problem at all. I would recommend Salisbury University to anyone who wants an amazing education, and the opportunities of a lifetime.
Am learning a lot	Salisbury classes are a decent size usually. My anatomy and physiology class was the biggest with over 120 students. It is a lot of students, but the teachers realize this, and take their time explaining topics, until every student understands the material. Teachers are always available during office hours to help tutor students, or review the days lecture if needed.

Chisa from Laurel, MD

07/15/2009

Reviewer is A current student here.

15 out of 15 people found this review useful. 74 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	This campus is great for students who love a smaller campus surrounding. Students who plan to major in nursing. Salisbury has a great nursing program. Our soccer team and lacrosse team are very good, so if you love those sports, COME TO SALISBURY!
Tips for prospective students	Worth every bit of the money spent. It all go towards a very nice and clean campus. It's not an expensive college. The food provided in our commons is AMAZING! We have days such as Lobster day, make your own pizza day, different culture cuisine days, etc. Worth every penny. Looking throughout the campus and academic buildings, it shows that the money wasn't put to waste.
Am enjoying being here	I enjoy being at Salisbury, but overall the school is too small for me. I love being around a lot of people, therefore I rather be at a bigger school, which is why I am considering Towson University. At Salisbury, I see almost the same students who have the same major in many of my classes. It's about a 10 minute walk from the start of campus to the end of campus. Not that big at all. Although it's a small school, there's a lot to do on campus. There are many clubs to join. I joined club volleyball and softball and enjoyed it very much. They have different contests and activities between the dorm halls. The campus throws parties for the whole campus. There's a lot to do on and off campus, but if you're looking for a big school, Salisbury isn't for you.
Am learning a lot	I will be entering my sophomore year this fall 2009. As a freshman I was nervous to finally be in college, I wasn't sure how it would be. The thought of just graduating high school and now having to grow up and be a college student was a big step. I entered my first class which was biology and it was a class of 90 students. Although it was a huge class, the teacher took the time to explain in depth every topic. If a student had a question, the teacher stopped and made sure everyone understood before he moved on. I ended up with a B in the class as well as a much broader knowledge for biology.

Alexandra from Silver Spring, MD

07/03/2009

Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

5 out of 10 people found this review useful. 75 of 75

Categories	Comments
Great for these types of students	Good students, with friendly and outgoing personalities. Hot guys!
Tips for prospective students	Great school - pretty campus, close to the beach, very clean and everyone is really friendly!

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