I chose South Alabama basically on a whim. I had to go to school in state, and wanted to live in a semi-city, so I ended up going with South. I studied History and Anthropology, and I thought both departments were really good. The things that I didn't like were: it was a commuter campus mostly, it was a dry campus, and there really wasn't much to do other than class on campus. If you are looking for a traditional college experience, I'd look else where.
The number of students who study the Russian language in U.S. colleges has dropped in half since the end of the Cold War. Chinese, on the other hand, has doubled.
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