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The comprehensive liberal arts education available at ValpoMath
The comprehensive liberal arts education available at Valpo will prepare you not just for your chosen career (vocation); it will prepare you for your life in whatever you choose.

A Valpo education provides the best of professional training with professors who care and want you to succeed. It will also provide you with an ethical background to help you make choices.

Financial aid is available and generous, even for average students. If that weren't enough, remember, that Valpo is consistently ranked among the top Master's-Level schools.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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I came from a small town to ValpoBiology
I came from a small town to Valpo and I made great friends and learned about myself and what I wanted to do with my life. The professors were helpful and pushed us to do our best. I really started to understand how many options I had if I worked hard. Students often had study groups and helped each other, especially in the more difficult classes.

Valpo also prepared me extremely well for professional school. I found it much easier than many of my friends. College inspired me to travel, and I worked in a refugee camp in Thailand after I graduated from professional school.Now that I am one of the partners of a large practice, I find that giving back to the community by teaching interns and residents is increasingly important to me. I feel that I developed some selflessness at Valpo, and that had a big influence on who I became and what I did in life.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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I have attended this university for an entireQuite BrightEngineering Department
I have attended this university for an entire term now, and can say with full confidence that i have seen all it has to offer. The people at this university are for the most part, pretty easy to get along with. The academics at this school are top-notch, but the problem with this univesity comes solely out of the social aspect. This university is a dry campus, which the campus police enforce with full might. Since the campus is dry, it attracts dry-people, who have been known to nark out people who want a good education, and to have a good time. Unless you go to the frats, or party quitely in your dorm room you might as well be reading a book on any given night. While i have noticed that the extent of the description of the police seems extreme, it is not off par. If you choose to walk home from the frats after a night of fun, the police will stop you and give you a breathilizer. Recap- walking home(not driving) get a breathilizer, on college campus. I have concluded that this will encourage 2 types of reaction. 1. People will drive home under the influence, and 2. people will use other substances that a breathilizer will not pick up on. The university is getting a new union, which the administration has used as an excuse not to upkeep the rest of the campus at all(minus the chapel). Unless you like walking through mud everywhere you go, i advise looking elsewhere. All in all, if you go here be you will get a quality education, but be very prepared to be constrained socially- every weekend.
1st Year Male -- Class 2011
Faculty Accessibility: A, University Resource Use/ spending: F
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