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The University of Notre Dame is excellent as it prepares you for the real world. Also the abilty to network with the alumni family is also a big plus in regards to getting a job after graduation.
The pros are its small size with an excellent faculty and its cons are its high cost.
People may not realize that while this is top notch academic school their is lot of binge drinking around the campus. |
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Notre Dame is truly the greatest college on earth. I would never want to go anywhere else. It is truly a a wonderful place to expand your mind and faith. The students, professors and university officials all combine to make this a truly wonderful place. The only downside is the strict rules and somewhat tough enforcement. However, this one slight disadvantage is strongly outweighed by everything that is great about this school. |
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I had an excellent time at Notre Dame and highly recommend it to everyone! You'll have a better time here if you come prepared to deal with winter at its best (lake effect snow, gray days), and the Midwest in general. Those can be downsides, but I loved making snowmen, snowangels, and especially playing snow-football. Aside from the weather, the school itself is excellent. There are a wide variety of courses, with the majority being in the College of Arts and Letters (Liberal Arts). You'll get a good grounding in the basics, even if you go off and do Engineering, as I did. Be prepared to deal with Catholics and priests - you'll do ok from any religion, and even if you're an openminded atheist, but not if you're millitantly anti-Catholic/Christian. If you're Catholic/Christian though, you can't ask for a better place to spend four years (and you don't have to be a "church-every-Sunday" type, either).
The best advice is to just visit. Take a tour (be nice to Annette in the Admissions Office), stay overnight with a student (bring a towel, cheap flip-flops for showering, and a travel alarm clock), walk around and talk to random students on the quad. Everyone is friendly, so get a map but don't hesitate to ask for help if you get lost. Have a look at the department you're interested in, and a couple others besides. Visit the Grotto. Eat in the Dining Halls (South is better). Imagine yourself living here, and if it feels like home, apply. |
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GO Irish!
Definitely worth going. Worth every cent you pay for their expensive tuition. |
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Notre Dame is a great school. I will have memories for a lifetime and friends for as long, too. I wish the institution were more liberal. I wish the culture of drinking wasn't so strong, you have to be goal oriented and motivated to succeed in that party atmosphere. |
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