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Pros: Room comes with funky old library book shelves and books, and it seems to attract eclectic personalities and tastes. “Our parties have a diverse crowd I would say,” notes Jason R. Semine ’04. “We’re not all on one team, not all in one group...
...effort to swindle students; just the opposite, schools would likely lose applicant interest if they raised their rates without improving the product they provide. A school that rapidly increases the price to attend presumably uses the revenue to hire more, and better, professors and improve services, which attract higher achieving students and enhance the college’s competitive edge. In fact, at the schools where tuition is rising the fastest, per student spending often far exceeds tuition—and the number of applications to these schools continues to rise every year. Many students are willing to pay more...
...Harvard South Asian Association also worked with South Asian groups from other schools to attract an audience beyond Harvard’s gates...
Deane says that Celtic studies are “not so popular” at the University of Ulster where she teaches, since it is difficult to attract loyalty the way other single-discipline departments...
...There is a familial camaraderie, a sense of belonging to a chosen group that at the same time has a great deal of scope,” she says, noting that she hopes this close-knit yet diverse atmosphere will continue to attract students to join the field in the future...