Visit Report by mrryprankster (Member since December 15 2005 with 131 posts) Visit Date - May 2008
Visit to Vanderbilt University in May 2008 by mrryprankster ()
Visit Activities:
Information Session:
Yes - A Great setting in a glass enclosed atrium type of room. Very spacious even for a group of 30 students and family members. Information was pertinent Campus Tour:
Yes - Large campus, but great tour progression. Only problem is the dorm you they show you used to be a janitor's closet. Average rooms are bigger.
Vanderbilt University Campus:
Friendliness/Courtesy of Students: 4 - Very Good Friendliness/Courtesy of Staff: 3 - Good Appearance of Campus: 5 - Excellent -
The campus is one of the best features of this campus. It holds massive green lawns and gorgeous buildings. Just try to avoid the power plant.
Building/Facilities Maintenance/Cleanliness: 4 - Very Good Dormitories: 3 - Good -
Branscomb is great! Vnady Barnard is small, both rooms and building. Kissam is far away.
Security/Safety: 5 - Excellent -
I felt extremely safe always on campus. I walked across the campus at 1 a.m. and still felt the safest i have ever felt. There is always VUPD around
Overall Campus Impression: 5 - Excellent -
I knew this was the place for me to go. It was just an amazing experience!
Off-Campus:
Area Immediately Around Campus: 5 - Excellent -
so many social options right around campus. A lot of little niche shops and boutiques and a bunch of chains to boot! there is downtown a cab away
City/Town/Community: 5 - Excellent -
It's Nashville! What do you think?!?!?
Campus Visit Notes for Vanderbilt University:
Visit Description:
Vanderbilt, what can I say about a diamond in the rough? It is a beautiful thing to come across and then truely appreciate! This University was merely suggested as a joke but I took to it and fell in love! the campus overflowed with students eager to succeed and squirrels! In my opinion at least it is true that there are more squirrels than students. People may seem to be uniform in their appearance, but they are all unique and eager to help.
The information session is very helpful and kept my attention even though I did catch myself gazing out the windows at alumni lawn just thinking about lying on it and reading.
Overall, great expereince! Also, signage helps to find already highly accesible areas on campus!