Quinnipiac University

krstrong
Mon, 19 Aug 2013 11:24:45 +0000

The Learning Center is great because the tutor has received an A in the course and is recommended by the professor. In order to optimize the services, you can set up a weekly meeting with a tutor in order to just keep up with the work whether it’s for an upcoming test or just going over assignments. There are many great professors at Quinnipiac; I would not use Rate my professor as a measure for picking classes or professors. Often times it is not the same class, and there are more people who take the time to provide negative feedback than those who had a positive experience and choose to provide comments. I have read something on there and have had a complete opposite experience, it depends a lot on the person and what they take away form the class. I have not had experience with study abroad…yet…but I do know people who have and they have absolutely enjoyed the experience. Depending on your program in the health sciences, they may ask you to go Spring Semester of Sophomore Year and travel to Ireland or Australia. Others allow you to go any time after freshman year and basically go anywhere you want as long as it’s safe for you to be there. You would work with our Multicultural Global Education Office in order to pick a school and courses. You are allowed to take a summer class off campus somewhere closer to home or online to help with the courseload. Some programs are set up to have that happen. I played co-ed dodgeball, basketball (there’s co-ed, men’s and women’s leagues; we also have a competitive and non-competitive league) and softball. They were a ton of fun. My advice is even if you don’t find someone you know to play, but you still want to sign-up online as a “free agent” and someone who needs players will contact you. Sleeping Giant State Park is right across the street so there are plenty of opportunities to go hiking. They offer various things like hike to Yoga programs.