Drew University

I will advise INTO Drew University to anyone who likes to learning through practice, so not to read textbooks and spend more time on actual practical work. We don’t have any textbooks either - a list of recommended literature, audio lectures and presentations, a lot of things are posted online, so you can do it everywhere. However, attendance is monitored, just the format of lectures and other classes. I chose Drew for a double degree: my specialty was developed by two universities (+ Duke University), so I will either have two diplomas, or both of these universities are written in the document, which is an additional plus in the CV. I get a specialty (Bachelor) "Management and Environmental Protection": here it is very popular. My curator also advised to pay attention to Canada: they are jealous of their nature, because such professionals are very appreciated. I am glad that I chose a specialty to stay abroad to work. 

He graduated from Drew University a year ago. He studied at the Faculty of English language and literature. Despite the fact that recently the university began to offer new directions, I believe that Drew is still more of a humanitarian university. It's also interesting that Drew has some very specific majors that you won't find at other universities. On the one hand, this is a plus, and you can meet quite specific people at the university. On the other hand, if you, for example, want to change your place, it will be difficult to continue your studies in another place in the same direction. Drew offers very good accommodation. The residences are clean, with good modern furniture. The university is not cheap, but very colorful, the time when I studied there, I remember well.

Drew is an excellent liberal arts institute. We learned about this university at the Smaps educational exhibition. We were looking for a university for our son, he was in the 10th grade and wanted to study anthropology or archeology. At that time, the university had a Russian-speaking representative who showed us a virtual tour of the university and told us about the specialties that interested my son. I liked that it was possible to immediately enter the university for the first year, provided that a sufficient number of points were collected. My son had good English. With 110 points on the TOEFL, he was accepted immediately into the first year. The greatest value of the university, in our opinion, is its small size and maximum level of support. Despite the fact that we have a rather specific direction, my son had a very well-organized practice. Several times they were sent on expeditions to Ecuador.

A small but state-of-the-art university. They chose him together with his daughter, who studied there at the Faculty of Journalism. During her studies, I went to her many times, and always noticed that she was very passionate about her university life. I have always been surprised that despite the fact that there are very few students at the university, they are offered such a large selection of clubs. My daughter, to our great surprise, became professionally engaged in fencing and was engaged in it until graduation. She also went to free fitness classes, though she quickly abandoned it, as there was not enough time. As for training, I can't say much, but in the first year my daughter told us that studying is difficult and you have to do a lot of extra work, but from the second semester she has already got involved.

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