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Hollins University (College Prowler) (College Prowler: Hollins University Off the Record)
College guides written by students for students.Hollins University Students Tell It Like It IsIt's good to be a chick at Hollins, mainly because its undergraduate program is all female. But it's also good because many of the women who graduate from Hollins go on to bigger, better things. Known for its writing program, Hollins' creative writing alumna Anne... More

University of Oregon 2007 (College Prowler)
College guides written by students for students.University of Oregon Students Tell It Like It IsLike the idea of attending classes with many, many, many pairs of smarty-pants? Two University of Oregon graduates are Nobel Prize honorees, nine are Pulitzer Prize winners, and 18 have been Rhodes Scholars.How about attending a university with many, many pairs of smarty-pants with... More

University of Nebraska 2007 (College Prowler)
Welcome to College Prowler® During the writing of College Prowler’s guidebooks, we felt it was critical that our content was unbiased and unaffiliated with any college or university. We think it’s important that our readers get honest information and a realistic impression of the student opinions on any... More

Tennessee State University
College guides written by students for students.Tennessee State University Students Tell It Like It IsLocated in Nashville, Tennessee State University has a lot to boast about. For one thing, Nashville is known as the Music City, with its Grand Ole Opry the longest-running live-radio show in the United States. Nashville... More

Franklin & Marshall College: Off the Record - College Prowler (College Prowler: Franklin & Marshall College Off the Record)
Introduction from the Author A school search is typically a source of anxiety, as the eager high-school student tries to reconcile both a dizzying amount of statistics and the unquantifiable feelings each campus triggers. I remember a particular trip I took with my parents: six schools in seven days! I loved three... More