Sunday, September 21, 2008

St. Edward's University

It's small and private setting give Austin a charm typically unseen. But as far as an educational institution, how does St. Edward's University rank?
The campus looks like someone took a chunk out of a quaint northeastern town, cranked the heat up thirty degrees, and killed some grass. But the overall look is rather appealing. The century old buildings portray some history and offer credibility.
It is small, only a few acres with buildings sporadically placed amongst it. But I believe the students find the size an endearing quality, if not one of it's selling points.
St. Edward's University excels academically. It's MBA program ranks as one of the highest in the nation. And though the bachelor's program falls short of the list, students gain a knowledge that is respectable.
One of the best qualities of the university is it's focus on real-life knowledge rather than textbook knowledge. And unlike most catholic institutions, does not focus heavily on religion.
Overall, the University has both educational and aesthetic appeal.

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