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Reasons to attend and to not attend Northwestern University
To Attend
- “There are lots of opportunities here. We have excellent courses and professors, but it also provides connections for internship and careers in the future.”
- “The student body is amazing here. The people are friendly and accepting. People are passionate about what they do and there seems to be a lot of love on campus.”
- “People are well rounded and engaged in a variety of interests, hobbies, and academic subjects.”
- “It’s position in relation to Chicago. Whenever you want to experience something you can hop on the train.”
To Not Attend
- “If you’re someone who suffers from seasonal depression and the cold affects you, I wouldn’t come here because it’s cold most of the year and the seasonal depression is very real.”
- “The mental health services here are not great. It’s understaffed.”
- “The culture of having to work all the time and the feeling that you have to be better than other people.”
- “The workload is intense. You need to figure out how hard you want to work because a lot of students struggle with this.”
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