Washington University in St. Louis - Classroom Visit

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applicannot September 27 2009	There is one large lecture hall (250), a couple of smaller lecture halls (100), and hundreds of tiny classrooms - like, classrooms smaller than my high school classrooms. [View Full Report]
einnob July 20 2009	I only visited their Architecture Building; it had high tech facilities, large, open work spaces and tables, a great environment to be in. [View Full Report]
xlifeforgod March 21 2009	Went to 6 classes. The classes were super fun and informative. The size ranged from 20-60 students. There is a long list of class to chose from. [View Full Report]
dadd March 10 2009	Many classes available in summer but she took MicroEcon, Psychology, and a unit of voice private lessons. Enjoyed the classes but not a cupcake watered down version. REAL classes compressed into 5 wks [View Full Report]
inthemistylight June 26 2008	We peeked in a huuuuge chemistry class. It seemed pretty intense, but the lecturer was very engaging. [View Full Report]
iVinshe April 21 2008	Nice, modern facilities. Attended an upper division bio course and a chem lab; both had ~30 students. Professors knew their subject thoroughly. [View Full Report]
spazattack March 17 2008	Class sizes were fairly small and the lecture rooms seemed pretty standard. We didn't get to sit in on any classes unfortunately. [View Full Report]
sanjenferrer November 23 2007	I visited the day before Thanksgiving so there were no classes going on, but I did see some classrooms (which were really high-tech and nice). [View Full Report]
PhogHawk October 25 2007	I sat in on a General Chemistry Lecture (75+ students) as well as a Spanish 1 class (15 or less). The Lecture was bland, but I'm not a chem guy. The Spanish class was phenomenal. [View Full Report]
arkitex August 07 2007	School was not in session [View Full Report]
MissBarbara June 16 2007	During spring break so there weren't any classes going on. [View Full Report]
prestige_factor7 September 17 2006	For the Olin school, the student tour guide demonstrated to me the school's computer system and technology. [View Full Report]