He started using marijuana when he was 12. Four years later, his abuse of Spice (synthetic marijuana) and methamphetamine prompted his ex-girlfriend to report him to Foothill's administration.   “I...

  So far, the Rochester Institute of Technology has left a great impression on me.  Most of the people that I’ve met have been friendly and personable, and all of my professors are clearly...

    Davis, home to the UC bearing the same name, is a small Northern California town of about 60,000 people. It very much has the feel of a “college town”. However, as there are...

I wanted to go to a well-established university. By this, I mean one with a history behind it, one that is recognized nationally for prestigious academics - a place that has truly made a name for itself....

I didn’t know much about CalState Monterey Bay at the beginning of the application process, except that it's small. So, I decided to learn more and I’m so glad I did. Choosing CSUMB has probably...

San Francisco is a very tourist-y town. Because the school is on the outskirts of the city, however, the crowds can be easily avoided.  If you seek a college experience full of adventure in the city,...

  To start off, I'm in the music program, so I can't speak too generically for the university because I don't know about much outside of the Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communications....

  Azusa Pacific is a place of happy people. Just in the first few weeks of school, I received so many hugs that it became ridiculous. There were tons “ice-breaker” and "get-to-know-you" games,...

Point Loma is the type of college for a student who wants to live in a Christian atmosphere, but is still very serious and wants to be academically challenged. Here, there is a heavy load of GE courses;...

My first impression of Ventura College is that it’s a great way to transition out of high school. It may not offer the vast resources or opportunities a university may have to offer, but I think...

It feels strange to sit in my room and think about the fact that I haven’t been home for almost two months. The east coast definitely took a little adjusting to, but I think I’m getting the hang...

  If I could describe Biola in one word, it would be "hope." I was inspired when one of my professors opened up in prayer in my first class at Biola. The comfort of our shared Christian faith...