Southwestern's small size and emphasis on academics and using what you learn to better the world make it ideal for students who are looking for personalized instruction bent toward changing the world.
Southwestern's campus is very small, which in some ways is a positive (you get to know the other students well, easy to get across campus, run into professors outside of class, etc.), but in others is lacking, especially when compared to bigger schools. However, the city of Georgetown is very welcoming and accommodating to students so, if you are able to get off-campus there is a lot to do and Austin is only 20 miles away.
Yes, I believe I got one of the best educations offered to college-aged students at Southwestern. I have continued on to graduate school and not only did I have the experience necessary to get into all the graduate schools I applied to, I also had the knowledge necessary to succeed once I got to graduate school.
Biggest influence when choosing this school Class sizes
The financial aid process went smoothly and I received the financial aid I needed.
Professors are generally Accessible
The night life is Based on Greek Life
Most students spend their Saturday nights in Austin
Went to Port Neches-Groves High School
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Favorite class is Abnormal Psychology
Favorite professor is Dr. Neighbors
Favorite activity is Paideia
Another awesome thing is small class size!
Study Hard? Pray? Donate Money? be involved in activities in high school and study hard
Time needed to find a job post-graduation I found work before I graduated