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I've been accepted to UoP, and I've heard nothing but great things from alumni that I know. My interview-day experience indicated that the current students may not be as thrilled as people that have already graduated. During my interview day, I had the chance to talk one-on-one with about 9 different students, and not one of them seemed enthused about the school. When asked how they liked UoP, all anyone had to say was "eh."
I have two theories:
1. The accelerated program is stressful and maybe I caught everyone on an exam day?
2. The new campus project is taking away from the investments/attention being paid towards the classes. This concerns me because I may never see the new campus (scheduled to be completed by the start of my third year, but it's a construction project, so let's tack on another year to that estimate....), and I would be disappointed to find that I was disadvantaged by being in the school's transition years.
Please tell me this is bogus. I wanted to love UoP, as it was my first choice before interviewing there. Thanks!
I have two theories:
1. The accelerated program is stressful and maybe I caught everyone on an exam day?
2. The new campus project is taking away from the investments/attention being paid towards the classes. This concerns me because I may never see the new campus (scheduled to be completed by the start of my third year, but it's a construction project, so let's tack on another year to that estimate....), and I would be disappointed to find that I was disadvantaged by being in the school's transition years.
Please tell me this is bogus. I wanted to love UoP, as it was my first choice before interviewing there. Thanks!
