University of Illinois at Chicago

University of Illinois Chicago is a very nice campus. Out has plenty of nice clubs and communities. The academics are very efficient there and the professors are always on top of things. Its in a great area and lots of things to do.

I like this college because it has many options for people to pick what major they want and give them the tools they need to succeed in it. Another reason it was appealing to me was that it is in the city. Chicago has many cultural, academic, and job opportunities for anyone to find what they want to do and be able to gain skills. The campus environment also looks very nice and has many buildings for different majors.

It is an enormous place, it is a rigorous place to study at, but it comes with a big reward. It is one of the top-rated schools in the country and it is an accessible school for those who work hard, are disciplined, and creative. It is not in the most safe area of Chicago and it most certainly is not cheap, but it is worth the money nd the time.

UIC. My university. My new home... when finding colleges that could match my wants and needs, I remember running into this school and I instead fell in love. The athletic facilities and the classrooms are the most amazing and clean places to be. Most people may think twice about sending their kid here in the heart of Chicago but UIC prioritizes the safety of their students by having local police around and safely pole to alert the police. UIC is very welcoming to everyone and has a huge amount of diversity which allows me a person of color to feel very comfortable and welcome to this new environment. The location of UIC is also a big plus to the whole college experience. It is in the middle of the city allowing many food, party, and event attractions everywhere. At the end of the day, UIC is very serious about having a good head on your shoulders, not only academically smart but also being street smart to help you get through life.

It has its issues like any other campus, but it still represents a great value for the education you get, and whether you're into sports, art, programming, engineering, or whatever, there always end up being some club or likely even degree devoted to it. It's a large, diverse campus, and it's pretty easy to have a valuable time if you're willing to put yourself out there a bit.

I personally have always wanted to come here since I was younger, and this is truly an amazing school. It's so diverse and no one will ever feel unwelcome. Since we are located in the city there is never any time for boredom. The class room sizes are all great, and your professors are always attentive to email or any questions you may have.

I enjoy it so far as a first year student, I will say I do find myself feeling lost all the time. I do wish I learned more shut the school in orientation before the school year started, But I’m out sure a i will enjoy the campus one I learn it. I am very excited to learn at UIC!

It is a great school to attend for various reasons. The main reasons is that it provides a great education regardless or major and it enables the student to excel. The school is also a great price range for many students since it is a public school, but it offers the same level of education. The University is also very diverse and there are always different events that are hosted by different cultures on a weekly basis. Overall, this University gives a lot of people a great access to whatever they want to do on campus. There is inclusivity everywhere, and there is never a time where a person feels left out of a event.

Overall, I think the university is a great place for diverse points of view and experiences. The student body is rather diverse in ethnicity, orientation, etc. An overwhelming majority of the student body can speak at least 2 languages and their cultural backgrounds make for very informed and open discussion--especially in the social sciences that I take part in.

Like every institution, UIC has its ups and downs. When it comes to student life, UIC is thriving. They offer a myriad of programs and opportunities that benefit learners. They have countless ways to offer support for their students (commuter centers, open pantry program, wellness center, etc). But, they're also very flippant when it comes to respecting their student's studies. In my two years at UIC, I have already encountered two faculty strikes that have been very disruptive to my learning simply because UIC refuses to pay their faculty sufficiently.

I think UIC is a pretty good college, especially if you're looking to go somewhere that's cost effective and filled with resources that make success easier to accomplish. There is a variety of people and cultures on campus, which really helps diversify your outlook on the world. The college life might be different compared to other schools. But the surrounding environment and events hosted by the university really makes it stand out in a positive way.

Dorm life is very unique and open. It's better to get to know roommates beforehand. The design program is very good, the proffesors and student teachers are approachable and give good advice. Money wise, UIC costs a bit too much for what it offers, but if you're commuting instead of dorming theres a lot less to worry about (unless you can't drive)

Overall, The University of Illinois at Chicago is a very good school; the kind that really is a bang for your buck. However, since it is in a major city, it is sometimes dangerous especially if you are by yourself and leave the campus. Additionally, I would say that there is no campus life because 80% of the students commute here, so it is really hard to make friends. But, you get what you pay for and I would say that the education that you will get is very good as well as the resources that will be provided to each student are amazing.

general waste of time unless you meet their liberal criteria. you will find yourself lost with the indifference of the academic advisors. the focus in this school is money and liberal-based politics. the instructors, rather than professors, make the students "teach themselves", they do not teach you anything worth anywhere close to what you spend there. the TAs judge you based on race, they will only pass their own kind. jealousy and hatred due to race is a big fad in this school, it's not about your grades, its about physical apperance. uic is embarassed that they are a commuter school and push their housing onto you, along with their LGBT agenda, you will be spammed with your entire freshmen year with it. their medical insurance plan is also a honeypot, big waste of money, unless you opt-in for their housing plan. if you're going through hard times, they will kick you out the door, and give you enough punishment that you will never go back. needless to say the hiring staff does not believe in racial equality, you always get folks who judge you the most. they also get involved in matter that does not have anything to do with student life, and be on your rear-end about it. they also hate returning students, and any folks who will not fit in with young-ins fresh out of highshcool. don't waste your time at this institution and go to a more academic based college. terrible university in general. if you're average you will not get a diploma based on your apperance, and others' judgement based on it. if you're a minorty, especially if you're lbqzt, you don't even have to attend class and get straight As.

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