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Visit Report by sarit_om (Member since October 28 2005 with 365 posts) Visit Date - March 2006

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Visit to Santa Clara University in March 2006 by sarit_om (Student, HS Class of 2005)
Visit Activities:
   Campus Tour: Yes - Standard, but fun. The tour guide was nice and laid back. Showed us everything and told us what we needed and wanted to know.
   Classroom Visit: Yes - I had two, one history and one music history. The music history was taught by a Jesuit. Both were really interesting, and they are not my intended major. The teachers were engaging and intelligent.
Santa Clara University Campus:
   Friendliness/Courtesy of Students: 5 - Excellent 5 - Excellent - I approached random people and they always were more than willing to help.
   Friendliness/Courtesy of Staff: 5 - Excellent 5 - Excellent - Since it is a fairly small school, the staff was able to really engage with students.
   Appearance of Campus: 5 - Excellent 5 - Excellent - Santa Clara University looks like paradise.
   Building/Facilities Maintenance/Cleanliness: 5 - Excellent 5 - Excellent - Not much to comment on here. Everything was clean and beautiful.
   Dormitories: 4 - Very Good 4 - Very Good - The one I was in - the italian one, i can't remember the name - Villa something - was the best. But it was a really awesome dorm.
   Security/Safety: 4 - Very Good 4 - Very Good - I hear they don't really have anything to do, but I have no real idea.
   Overall Campus Impression: 5 - Excellent 5 - Excellent - Amazing. And I'm saying that even though I chose not to attend SCU.
Off-Campus:
   Area Immediately Around Campus: 3 - Good 3 - Good - silicon valley = great for engineers, but for everyone else, its a town
   City/Town/Community: 4 - Very Good 4 - Very Good - san francisco is a train ride away...
Campus Visit Notes for Santa Clara University:
Visit Description: The college students are as hospitable as can be. Ask them questions, and I'm sure they'll help.

The place is like a resort/country club. It is calmer than the larger schools, and you benefit from smaller classes, more beautiful setting, more attention in general to your personal needs.

Hotel/Lodging Recommendations or Comments: in the dorms if possible

Dining/Restaurant Recommendations or Comments: What the students eat. You'll be more informed about the choices, plus its good food. My whole family ate in the dining hall.

Other Comments (Transportation, local attractions, parking, etc.): Check out the herb garden if you have time!

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