University of Connecticut Top Questions

Academics, atmosphere and all the great perks of being a student such as fitness classes and parties.

I brag about all of the really nice people i have met, all of the activites that I have had the opportunity to participate in as well as uconn basketball!!

I usually like to brag about its academic facilities and our Women's Basketball Team.

Uconn is a huge school with a lot to brag about. Number one would be our athletes and Husky pride. Uconn gear is like a uniform here. I came from a high school that had no pride so it?s great to see people rooting for white and blue. I memorized the Husky Pride song before move in day. Being in the Uconn Business School is also worth bragging about. It has grown into a very prestigious and competitive program and is rising in the ranks. I?m lucky to have these opportunities.

The fun parties and good sports

Mostly I brag about my job on campus! I am a Pathobiology major at UConn, and I work at the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, where I assist in Necropsies (animal autopsies) . My job consists of searching for the cause of an animal's death. I work with the Veterinarian, and search the body for any sign of illness, or disease, or injury. I love this part because I love to explore and put things together in my mind, and to me it is a big puzzle that I have to piece together!

There is an amazing sense of comradery here. There is also always something to do; whether it be seeing a movie at the Student Union, seeing a comedian at the Jorgensen, watching a sports game (basketball, football, soccer), playing intramural sports, etc.

There's always something to do. You can never be bored and the professors are really interesting.

My friends, I finally found people who make me a better person unline my friends in high school. The campus is so diverse your pracitically garunteed to find the perfect people that compliment your personality and morals.

The diversity of the student body at Uconn. I have met students from countries such as Germany, France, China, and India. Interacting with individuals from such different backgrounds has given me a much wider breadth of understanding that I would not have experienced at a smaller private school. Such interactions have truly made me much more knowlegable and tolerant of different ethnicities, and has encouraged me to apply to the study abroad program which will enable me to deepen such interactions.

The school has a good name for itself already, so when I mention my school I tell my friends how much fun and an honor it is to be a 'Husky'. Being on campus gives everyone, regardless of whether they go to the school or not, a sense of belonging in this warm and welcoming community where everyone can be themselves.

The quality of teachers and the campus is beautiful the food is pretty good too. They have vegan and vegetarian choices along with the nutrition information on display. Theres tons of clubs to join and cultural centers.

I brag about how much there is to do on campus and how easy it is to meet people. Friends who come from smaller schools run into the same people everyday, but it's not uncommon for me to meet new people on a day to day basis. Also, although about 15{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} of my graduating class attends the same school as me now, I don't find myself running into them all the time as my friends from smaller instate schools do.

The thing that I brag the most about to my friends about UCONN is the strong school spirit that it has as well as all of the activities there are to do there.

Its academic is one of the most competitive school in the nation, most known for it's research opportunities

The basketball team and the amazing sporting events

How happy of a time it was. I look back and I can't believe its over and i loved every second of it from the campus (rural), to the students, to the energy...it was all amazing. Everyone in the world should feel the way i felt about Uconn. I particularly loved my classes in my major which was psychology-they interested me. They were smaller than the classes i took my first 2 years so i was able to interact more. I loved the Co-op- a little bookstore that seemed to have everything i ever needed!

We have good sports teams and school spirit. There are many good looking girls that go here and a lot of people to make friends with. Sometimes there are sweet parties.

basketball, great campus, good food,

There is nothing outstanding that I could say about this school. I usually joke about how much of a party school this university is.