Gwynedd Mercy University Top Questions

I never took high school serious until my junior year, which was when i found out that my grades was not great and for college I will need a far greater gpa. If I had the opportunity of talking to myself being a high school freshman, I would tell myself to do every homework and review all my notes for atleast an hour a day. I would also tell myself to join the step team my freshman year. This slight edge guide would of made me more disciplined from the freshmen year and would of correlated to higher grades.

The homogeneous population.

I wish I knew how awful the food was, and how much college was really going to end up costing me.

I wish I would have known that there wasn't a lot of activites on campus and that there isn't a lot of diversity here.

I wish I had known what Gwynedd-Mercy College School of Education provides for the students that are either coming in as freshman or transfer students. I don't feel that I had known or was told everything that I was suppose to know to get into the school of education at Gwynedd-Mercy College. Because I feel that is why I am now in Human Services now, because I was not told everything that I need to get through Gwynedd-Mercy College School of Education, besides me having problems with my writing, but I can fix that though.

It would have been helpful to know about the large majority of students who party and drink instead of focusing on school work.

I wish I would have known that I would be owing by school money.

i already knew this

I do wish that I knew that everyone leaves on the weekends. Now, after being here a year, it doesn't bother me and I love having the free time away from my room mates. It gives me a chance to catch up on the work that I was unable to finish during the week. Also, I think that I would have liked to know more about my loans. I truly do not understand any of the finances that I need to pay back.

The people at the school could be nicer.