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chaosakita
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It was winter break, so no one was really around besides the international students, who were the tour guides. I really liked them though. [View Full Report] |
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Circular
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Every student I talked to was open, social, and very interested in learning / intellectual. The stereotypes of Chicago are not true. [View Full Report] |
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book_worm
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Many of the students were holed up in the library studying, but the ones that were paroled were friendly to my large-ish tour group. [View Full Report] |
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IvanKaramozov
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Students were very friendly, and seemed eager to shatter the image of Chicago as the "place where fun comes to die." [View Full Report] |
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tmat91
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Their student panel was energetic and passionate about their school. [View Full Report] |
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dva
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Tour guide seemed friendly at first but turned out to be a jerk...tried to *entertain* us with his improv jokes...fell flat because he was up all night studying for an exam. Shoulda called in sick. [View Full Report] |
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somedumbnoob
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Most people welcomed prospectives like myself and my host was very outgoing and helpful. [View Full Report] |
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om2tbdf
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They weren't really rah-rah I love everything and everyone types, but I liked that better than other schools I've been to where there's also a certain degree of fakeness, which Chicago [View Full Report] |
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Cherry pi mom
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Typical of big city campus; few people made eye contact or smiled in passing. When we stopped to ask directions the response was friendly and helpful. Students seemed friendly with each other. [View Full Report] |
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chronicidal
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A questioner during the info session said Chicago seemed more sci/eng than drama/arts and a student quickly interrupted and said, WE DON'T HAVE AN ENGINEERING PROGRAM. [View Full Report] |
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TheRisenLilith
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Very friendly and helpful. UChicago is known for having very intellectually serious students. I was expecting solemn and expressionless faces, but in reality, the students had so much PERSONALITY. [View Full Report] |
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terrapin7
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I really can't judge since I didn't meet with any students. It was like a ghost town. [View Full Report] |
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davnasca
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They were awesome! I sat w/ some people from Vincent House @ lunch and they were uber friendly and informative! [View Full Report] |
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Mmomm
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There were so many prospective students that we didn't really interact with any "real" students other than (sort of) the tour guide and those answering questions on a panel at the end o [View Full Report] |
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Miss61
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Tour guide was very nice, and one student even offered directions when she saw that I was lost. All in all, students seemed friendly. [View Full Report] |
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honied_dreams
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They weren't falling over themselves to help you, but they were all very kind and loved the University. [View Full Report] |
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TVwatcher
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Most students were very friendly and open to answering questions for me. [View Full Report] |
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poojad125
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Everyone that you see walking about will help you and they never say anything mean to you, very nice group of people, and not every intimidating. [View Full Report] |
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drummerdude_07
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Actually started the conversations with me. You would think the nerds at UChicago might be a little reserved and anti-social, but that is not the case at all. [View Full Report] |
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jimbob1225
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The students were great. They seemed intellectual but also social. [View Full Report] |
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Humbert
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Again, with the exception of some of the hosts, all the students on campus were very helpful. Students would approach you and your family and offer to [View Full Report] |