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Western Illinois University |
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Western Illinois University is a very quiet, somewhat boring community. I did not mind as I enjoyed the quiet and had lots of time to read and write, which were important to me. In hindsight, I enjoyed that time because I was able to learn many things outside the classroom environment. The professors and instructors were average to good and they were very approachable when I was struggling with assingments. |
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The MBA program may not be a top tier school but the teachers are good and the subject matter is challenging. Expect to do alot of presentations and group work on case studies. Few papers are required. WIU is a nice small public university where you get a college education on a state school budget. |
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WIU was a great school. It is located in Macomb, IL and has a beautiful campus. There are many parties, really great parties as well as some pretty awesome concerts. The Faculty was oftentimes too helpful, but my specific degree program were very thorough. I had a wonderful experience overall. |
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Western Illinois University is a wonderful little hidden treasure- although sometimes when you are there, it does not seem that way. It was not until a few months after graduating that I realized how much I missed Western. It is a large campus in the middle of nowhere, but the small-town atmosphere is something you cannot experience anywhere else. The college itself is pretty amazing- thousands of students living on campus, a thousand or so living off campus in the neighborhood, each student a thinking, thriving mind with ideas to share. There are activities for everyone- dozens of different clubs, sports teams and sports clubs, weekend movies, concerts, conferences, and volunteer activities. There are a golf course and a frisbee golf course. The professors are generally good- there are a few rotten apples, but every university has to have those professors that are only teaching for the paycheck, and at Western they are few and far between. There are a lot of student jobs available on campus, although most are basically in food service- still, you could do worse. The main con with Western is also one of those things I miss most now- the small town atmosphere. If you enjoy college parties and going to bars, Western is a great choice for you. If, however, these aren't your scene (as they weren't mine), there is little to do on the weekends. My friends and I spent a lot of time in our dorm rooms watching movies or wandering around Walmart, spending money we didn't have and leaving us with credit card debt we couldn't afford. Still, I won't lie, I miss the midnight trips to Walmart to help pass the time. |
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