Hear Katie talk about why she chose to come to BC

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I'm a nursing major, and yeah, that's pretty much it. I dance with McKenna on dance ensemble, and I'm also her remains. Um, so why did you choose to come to BC? I chose BC because, as a perspective nursing student, there were not that many options for me in the Northeast. I looked into all the nursing schools that have undergraduate programs in the Northeast. I chose BC because of the reputation, the strength of academics and also the places where they do their lt's. Okay, can you describe the student body here? You see, I'd say the student body is very preppy. I would also say that even though the student body can sometimes be lacking in diversity, everyone, I feel like he's really open to the different types of people that come to BC, and there it's not. Um So how would you describe the academic climate here? Peace for nursing majors. I like in all of BC. I do think it's competitive. Everyone where they came from is considered smart, so to speak, but especially in the nursing school, because it's one of the more challenging majors. I do find that people study together and really want to help you succeed. There's a lot of group studying, and I don't find it super competitive in the nursing school. Just because there's not like a Bell curve or anything like everyone could get an A and like everyone can fail. Okay, So what are your favorite and least paper at least favorite part of BC and why, I would say my favorite part is that even though BC is kind of a medium size school there, think like nine thousand undergrads or something like that. You can, like, really find a place to like, fit in and feel welcome and like have your group of people, which I was kind of concerned about coming from a very small town and I would say least favorite part, although it's not really a big deal is that there is a big jump in academic difficulty from high school to be see in high school. I really didn't have to study that much to do well and tear it. I feel like it makes it that much more rewarding when you actually do well on an assessment because it's hard. Like you manage and everyone's in on it together.