Should I attend the University of North Carolina at Greensboro or East Carolina University?
Asked by Andre HI'm stuck between the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and East Carolina University. I've been accepted to both, yet I can't make a decision. My parents are forcing me and forcing me to make a decison but I really don't know. My major will be business management or somewhere along that line, and the tuition costs don't matter. If you had to choose one, where would you go and why?
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Answered by Atticus K
I went to UNCG and it is a good school. I was not in business but I believe they have a very good business school. Greensboro is basically a nice city. The City is starting to have a nice downtown and the UNCG campus is really growing. That said. ECU is a good school too and it is located on the coast. It is a party school. If you want to have fun, go to ECU because UNCG can be kind of boring in comparison. If you want a good education and to stay out of trouble UNCG is the better bet. One example of the difference between ECU and UNCG. I went to UNCG, graduated, got a job in my field and now I am an active alumni. My cousin went to ECU, graduated with some kind of degree, has a job doing something else (not good paying) and does not talk about or go back to ECU. She is about twice as smart as me and could have done anything for a career. I have notice that a lot of ECU students get distracted from their goals.
I went to UNCG and it is a good school. I was not in business but I believe they have a very good business school. Greensboro is basically a nice city. The City is starting to have a nice downtown and the UNCG campus is really growing. That said. ECU is a good school too and it is located on the coast. It is a party school. If you want to have fun, go to ECU because UNCG can be kind of boring in comparison. If you want a good education and to stay out of trouble UNCG is the better bet. One example of the difference between ECU and UNCG. I went to UNCG, graduated, got a job in my field and now I am an active alumni. My cousin went to ECU, graduated with some kind of degree, has a job doing something else (not good paying) and does not talk about or go back to ECU. She is about twice as smart as me and could have done anything for a career. I have notice that a lot of ECU students get distracted from their goals.
