Make me love Michigan

nomadba3
Thu, 29 Mar 2012 00:34:47 +0000

Cougar, drawbacks would be rigorous RC requirements such as the RC core (which would be expected at any smaller liberal arts school), and RC kids do tend to be more along the artsy, humanities side of things. Of course, these are only drawbacks for some, and for others they are giant positives. Outside of that, as far as what I’ve seen with friends in residential lodging, it really is more of a community than many other programs, with people meeting lots of peers from both genders, and really sharing a whole lot of common interests in addition to individual quirkiness.

RC social life will not be similar to say, greek social life, but I think that generally is just because of the difference in types of students involved in each of these. RC kids would be more likely to stay in and watch cult classic movies than go out and get hammered four nights a week, so if that’s a culture you think you would enjoy, then I would definitely recommend trying it out.