Stonehill Business

Debruns
Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:03:41 +0000

We had a solo young woman who had too many parents/students but did the best she could. She was very honest, said she was homesick and wanted to transfer first year, but now she likes it a lot (junior) and will miss it. She mentioned, in good weather, liking frisbee, talking walks, grabbing the shuttle to go shopping, etc. She wasn’t overly involved but said clubs can give you the fun/downtime you need. Some are social, some are volunteering, things like that.
I liked all the trees, pond, etc. and our guide said she’s up at 9:50 and at class in 10 minutes. They are all fairly close to the dorms.
I know what you mean by having more “average” students, but then parents complain that the guide seemed “aimless” or boring. (you can’t win)
My daughter wished we had gone with Kaylee since she would love to go to England abroad, as she did, but if we visit again, maybe she can talk to more students one on one.They have an accepted student day in the Spring, which hopefully they can attend. Have you looked at any other Catholic colleges in the area?