The one thing that unites everyone here is "tons of Trojan pride." USC students are also "intensely ambitious" and, while there are some "complete slackers," many students hit the books "harder than they let on." Otherwise, students insist that, "contrary to popular belief, USC has immense diversity." "The stereotypical USC student is a surfer fraternity bro or a tan, trendy sorority girl from the O.C." You'll find plenty of those. "I would not choose any other school." Student Body "My academic experience at USC is fabulous," gushes an aerospace engineering major. Also, "they milk every dime they can get from you." Academically, some students call the general education courses "a complete waste of time." There are a few "real narcissists" on the faculty as well as some professors "who seem to just be there because they want to do research." Overall, though, students report professors "make the subject matter come alive" and make themselves "very available" outside the classroom. The top brass "is a bit mysterious and heavy handed," though. "Almost everyone talks about getting job offers based solely on going to USC." "The school seems to run very smoothly, with few administrative issues ever being problematic enough to reach the awareness of the USC student community," says an international relations major. One of the best perks about USC is its "large and enthusiastic alumni network." Becoming "part of the Trojan Family" is a great way to jumpstart your career because USC graduates love to hire other USC graduates. The University of Southern California boasts "a dynamic and culturally diverse campus located in a world-class city which is equally dynamic and culturally diverse." Everything related to cinema is "top notch." Among the other 150 or so majors here, programs in journalism, business, engineering, and architecture are particularly notable. I want another perspective I know I have them to reach out to, so that has been a great networking community to have resources for.COVID-19 Update: To help students through this crisis, The Princeton Review will continue our "Enroll with Confidence" refund policies. I think that is a wonderful aspect that I didn't think was going to be as prominent as it is here even now, in my upper term classes and I am not in class with chiropractic students, I can still reach out to them about a certain aspect I may not understand or if I am working on a case. It allows you to get an understanding of all the different fields and how they can work together, and what is unique about your field. It's a unique community where we get to learn about these different fields and sit in classrooms with them and work with them in the clinic. We were working alongside chiropractor students, PA students, and ayurvedic students.
My favorite part of SCU is the collaboration from our beginning terms. You can pull out the herbs and look at them, whether in class or in between classes to get that extra studying in. All our acupuncture-specific classes have all the herbs in the room. We have different specialty rooms for physical assessment classes vs. One of the great things about SCU is we do have a campus layout, so all your classes aren't in a single room.
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