Quinnipiac University Top Questions

Not gonna lie... Quinnipiac Kicks ASS

Quinnipiac is the perfect blend of academics and fun. It is known as a "junior ivy league" school, whatever that means. To me, it is academically challenging with enough time to go out and party and have fun all at the same time.

Overall QU was a great experience for me. I wouldn't change anything except for the fact that I couldn't get anything done on campus myself, I needed my parents to call for things to get done. Other than that I love QU!

Quinnipiac is a pretty sweet college, but it has fallen off as I have gotten older. Freshman year was by far the best year here. I still like it here but at time I wish I had gone to other colleges. I still would reccomend coming here however. The weekends are fun, the campus is beautiful, most kids here a cool but some assholes, and the school is getting better acedemically.

It's awesome. Just please don't buy the university computers. They make it seem like you need to, but you do not. I have a Mac and I'm completely content. I've seen so many people have trouble with the Dells that it's sickening.

I absolutely love it here.

I really enjoy being at Quinnipiac and can't think of a better college.

I think I've been frank enough.

meal plan sucks, and so do the shuttles to the parking lots, and in general may weekend sucked this year(2008) compared to last year because the school was trying to crack down on it, in fact it was technically abolished, but students still got drunk, just not in the quad anymore or at the hill/vill circle which sucks. personally i think the school is making a bad move by taking away all the free food and events they used to have, it just promotes kids to continually drink and not stop for free food or a comedy show or concert or a number of other events, which will cause more injuries to students then there was before.

Overall Quinnipiac is an over rated school and very over priced. However I enjoyed all 4 years I've spent here. Lots of laughs, memories, and fun. If I could do it all over again I'd probably do it again, except come into Quinnipiac with a lot of transfer credits so the pricing doesn't screw you in the long run.

On the whole Quinnipiac isn't the worst place, but it definitely is not the most progressive of places one mind find themself. It has a nice location and the quaintness one would expect of a small northeastern liberal arts school. The student body is entirely too homogenous and simple, as is the administration.

One thing I don't like on campus...the food isn't great. It gets very repetitive and sometimes doesn't make you feel so great...Chartwells (the dining service) doesn't provide the healthiest choices.

We have attractive ladies. The XBOX live wireless connections do no work, bring an ethernet cable. Make sure you have a fake ID if you want to go to the bars. If you are in the business school bring a suit or blazer you will need it.

Since Quinnipiac is so expensive, I would make sure you know what major you are going into here. I would not recommend going into Health Science Undeclared because you will most likely never get into a program and graduate with a degree that you didn't even need to go to college for. Quinnipiac is the most amazing school-- step foot on it and nothing else will compare (except Salve Regina for looks, but from what I hear the social life and academic life is not up to par). Quinnipiac is getting more and more reputable year by year and some friends of mine with very similar GPA's and SAT scores did not get in this year because it is getting harder, so work hard because it is SO worth it. I haven't seen one person get homesick yet and finals are next week. This has been the best year of my life

Quinnipiac is a great school!

If you don't like going to clubs and bars on weekens Quinnipiac probably isn't the school for you.

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