Washington & Jefferson College: Off the Record (College Prowler) (College Prowler: Washington & Jefferson College Off the Record)
by Dylan Jesse
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 378
EAN: 9781427402813
ISBN: 1427402817
Label: College Prowler
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 186
Publication Date: 2007-08-15
Publisher: College Prowler
Studio: College Prowler
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Summary: W&J guide was awesome
Comment: When I saw this book I never thought how inciteful it would be. From all the different topics the book talks about dealing with W&J any prospective student will enjoy this book. From the places to eat to the discussion of fraternities. You will enjoy this book if you want to go to this college or are looking for the ins and outs of this college :)
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Customer Rating:
Summary: W&J guide was awesome
Comment: When I saw this book I never thought how inciteful it would be. From all the different topics the book talks about dealing with W&J any prospective student will enjoy this book. From the places to eat to the discussion of fraternities. You will enjoy this book if you want to go to this college or are looking for the ins and outs of this college :)
College guides written by students for students
Your ultimate source for honest, unbiased information, College Prowler delivers an inside look at Washington & Jefferson College, straight from the students mouths. Complete with hundreds of student quotes, grades, stats, and reviews, this student-written guide offers a comprehensive collection of information about W&J. See how students rate their campus when it s time to look beyond the brochures and talk about the issues that really matter.
Introduction from the Author
As a very frustrated English and Philosophy double major, I often wonder why I have stuck with W&J for these past three years. I ve had my share of problems with the school, and I have come pretty close to submitting transfer applications to go elsewhere, but for some reason I stuck with my decision to become a W&J graduate. With only one year left before I graduate (or so I m hoping), I ve been piecing together the memories I have and figuring out what it was that kept me going through those weeks of late nights in the computer labs, longer weekends wrestling with philosophy texts, and literature finals that made me doubt my very ability to comprehend the English language. I ve had my share of moments shaking my fists angrily at the sky out of sheer frustration, as well as my share of incredible times with friends and professors that I will recall fondly through the remaining course of my life. At this point in my academic career, the best I can figure is that I ve survived only because of a subtle love of the challenges. I like to think that I ve risen well enough to meet most of them.
I can say with absolute certainty that I never intended on becoming the resident student expert on W&J, and I wonder how it came to this. I must first and foremost extend my most sincere thanks to Dr. Kathleen McEvoy, my English advisor and head of our professional writing program. She has helped give me the skills and confidence necessary to tackle a project like this College Prowler guidebook. Secondly, I must extend my deepest thanks to caffeine. Without you, none of this would have been possible. And to my bed: I m sorry I haven t seen as much of you recently as I would like. .
If you ll kindly permit me to offer one final piece of advice, I d like to borrow a line from Milton s epic, Paradise Lost: The mind is its own place, and in it self can make a Heav n of Hell, a Hell of Heav n. Though the theological implications are drastically different, I think the line offers this insight to life here at W&J: it is however you really want to view it. You should only expect your time here to be rewarding and enjoyable if you are willing to work toward making it rewarding and enjoyable. I hope this guidebook has helped to give you a good inside perspective of this school, and I wish you the best in your college years to come, wherever it is you end up. .
Dylan Jesse.
Washington & Jefferson College
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