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Junior · General Business
My main advice is to try new things and put yourself out there. My freshman year versus my sophomore year looked completely different just based on meeting new, good people. I would love to share more about my time figuring out my major and college in general. I began as a commuter student.
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Graduate student · Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
I chose WVU because several members of my family are proud alumni who had positive experiences there, from earning their bachelor's degrees to completing their Ph.D.s. As a graduate Counseling student, I was drawn to the university's commitment to diversity, inclusion, and student success. What has impressed me most is the support from faculty and the opportunities for personal and professional growth. I enjoy connecting with others and helping students navigate their college journey.
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Is the social scene at West Virginia University actually any good?
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Clubs & Getting InvolvedHow easy is it to get involved in clubs at West Virginia University?
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Academics & MajorsHow hard are the academics at West Virginia University?
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Financial Aid & CostIs West Virginia University worth the cost, and how good is the financial aid?
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Greek LifeHow big is Greek life at West Virginia University?
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Sophomore · Sport Management
I’m an upcoming sophomore at WVU, i’m originally from the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. I love WVU because it made me feel so welcomed and comforted when I was going to college 5 hours away from home. I’m also a double minor in Sport Psychology & Addiction Studies. Don’t be scared to reach out, I would love to ease the stress college brings!!
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What are the dorms really like at West Virginia University?
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