Some students believe what their peers perceive as an unwelcoming climate comes more from the campus's reputation for scientific research than socializing and the fact that only 38 percent of students live on campus.
In May, some 400 gay, lesbian and supportive alumni of the Christian school signed onto an open letter, which OneWheaton organized, addressed to the student body urging them to resist "feeling alienated, ashamed and afraid" despite the campus's reputation as not being particularly open when it comes to LGBT issues.
People know some campuses by reputation but not that they're part of SUNY Fashion Institute of Technologygy in Manhattan, Maritime College in the Bronx, and the colleges of agriculture and life sciences, human ecology, veterinary medicine, and industrial and labor relations at Cornell.
There was a tall poet on campus with a reputation for humiliating his students, destroying their poems line by line.
They opened in a rented house, adding grades yearly until they built a small campus and a reputation for top results on official examinations — and in competitive volleyball.
College football is set to start its new season Sept. 1, but a kind of dispirited consensus has taken hold about a sport that has been played on American campuses since 1869: its reputation has never been more damaged.
This is particularly important in India, where outsourcing firms such as Infosys and Wipro train new recruits in state-of-the-art corporate university campuses.Despite its reputation as a tough, anti-union employer, Walmart is currently trying to shift its corporate culture across the world from one based on rules to one based on values, says Ms Chambers.
Purdue University In addition to virtual tours of campuses via U.S. university Web pages, Indian seniors should research the reputation and campus life of prospective schools.
Zuckerberg was acquiring a reputation on campus as a programming prodigy.
