When you hear how big this university is you probably won’t believe it, not until you see it for yourself, seeing it yourself is a whole new experience all together. It has amazing landmarks (Japanese garden, the pyramid, some lovely layouts) to mention a few of the breathtaking sights. And as a public university, it is relatively inexpensive, meaning if you plan your budget right it’s quite affordable. In terms of accommodation there are student apartments around to help reduce the financial strain. And for each subject of study the institution has separate sections with the required buildings to suit. For students, in addition to the student apartment reducing the costs, the long beach bus service is also free. I like to think the teachers and the staff are efficient for educating young minds. In another addition to making life easier for students the medical facilities and student recreation centers are free too. I don’t know what else you’d be looking for in a University to be honest.

I am a biology student and the program offers a variety of courses to explore the many aspects of the major. For example, I took a course in ornithology and it was so interesting for me that I continued to learn more about birds and bird watching. There are several programs available for students to do research and clubs to help you get involved in internships and community service. Overall, the workload can get intense and overwhelming, but their teachers are willing to help and volunteer their time.

I am a biology student and this program offers a variety of classes to explore many aspects of the field. For example, I took an ornithology class, which I found very interesting, and I learned more about and observing birds. Various programs available to students for research and internships, as well as clubs to help you get involved in community activities. The overall workload can be intense and overwhelming, but these are professors who are willing to help and give their time.

I thought when I started college, I was going to experience the science department to its fullest but no. Most of it revolved around professors being rude and unhelpful and being allowed to behave that way because they had tenure. Then you had your other biology professors who were more interested in their own research than teaching. It just overall lacked enthusiasm.