All the information I got is from what I was told on my interview day by the assistant dean of admissions. the score information was given as a spreadsheet in a packet the school give you prior to the interview. unfortunately, the school's website is pretty bare bones; there almost no information about the school there, really. There are definitely opportunities for community service. You can do plenty if you join a student organization such as ASDA. There are many more. There are also school based community service such as educating kids on dental care, volunteering in various health related activities, and if i'm not mistaken, the school also has missions to foreign countries.
Personally, I liked everything about the school. The admissions staff were great and the presentation of information about the school was the most well structured that I had experienced.The faculty we met were eager to talk to the interviewees. The facilities are very nice and are well up-to-date with current technology. The students seem happy to be there. The curriculum is well structured. The board score history was great. The reputation of the school is excellent, especially in the northeast. The T stop right outside of the school is great too. I found it to be a great place to be. That's why I chose to be there. God bless. 😉
