I lived in the Honor's Dorm and it was great being around people that were in the same program in case I had questions about a particular assignment or wanted to vent about a particular professor. My dorm Memorial had a suite bath so I only shared it will 3 other people my roommate, and next door neighbors. Some dorms are definitely nicer looking than others You'll meet alot of people during welcome week. Your dorm will sometimes have random events where you can meet people.
Baylor has a ton of clubs so look some up that you're interested in and give them a shot. The key to meeting people is to be willing to put yourself out there.
What I mean is, you can't stay in your dorm room and expect to meet people lol. Join facebook, if you're not on there already. You'll get tons of off campus party invites that way. There are a ton of word of mouth parties and stuff going on too. That's definitely something you won't have trouble finding if you're looking for it. I can't speak on this one. I know they have special tutoring for athletes and you'll get your textbooks free Waco sucks. Unless someone is throwing something off campus, or an organization is having an event, there isn't much to do in Waco.
I definitely think that it was worth the money. My experiences at Baylor were amazing. I met some awesome people and Baylor definitely opened up some wonderful opportunities for me. I wouldn't change going there for one minute. I think every department has their professors that students think are horrible.
It just depends on the class and what your major is. But overall, most of the professors i've encountered have been amazing. Some of them will open their homes to you for dinners, discussion sessions, etc.
As a science student, the professors definitely know their stuff Don't hesitate to talk to them during their office hours because most of the time they are sitting there waiting for a student to come in and ask them something lol. When you're registering check out Bubooks. Your college experience, no matter where you go, is what you make of it. Just remember though, that you came to college in order to get an education. There will be a ton of fun things to do, but make sure you take care of the reason you came to college in the first place.
You'll meet alot of folks that get caught up in the college hype and lose their scholarships and have to leave Baylor after freshman year. Don't be one of those people. Lol I feel like I'm the only person posting anything on this forum I have one last question though, and it's probably the most important question lol In your experience, was it easy to maintain a relatively high GPA? I'm looking towards a 3.
I really want to graduate Cum Laude, and I will work my butt off for it, but just how hard is it to do so? I think Waco might be different from Houston, but I am really willing to try something different. Expecially if you manage to get into the university scholars program.
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French Language and Literature. German Language and Literature. Latin Language and Literature. Hours were reasonable, staff was supportive. Can be busy during the start of each semester. Pros Flexible schedule. Cons Na. Great Place to work! Wonderful place to work. Has great benefits, even tho the pay is not great. Great environment. Helping Students is the main goal, employees are treated very well.
Pros Great benefits. Cons pay. This is a wonderful place to work. I enjoy going to work every day, as each day is different, and the people here are great to work with. I feel supported and the work is meaningful. Challenging work; sense of productivity; I cherish influencing young minds.
I loved teaching at Baylor University and would still be teaching there if budget cuts had not meant I was not needed at this time. I would return to this employment, if it was offered to me.
Baylor University is my alma mater and offers tremendous opportunities. Pros Teaching these students is a blessing. You are influencing the future. Cons Job was only as-needed; on adjunct basis. However, I feel so blessed to have taught at Baylor University with such phenomenal co-workers. Great place to work, great boss. Very considerate of allowing me to juggle classes and work simultaneously.
Learned a lot. Primarily supported daily manufacturing of parts and assemblies. Very good place to work, outstanding faculty colleagues, very good students, plenty of departmental and institutional support, very stimulating academic environment. Baylor makes me feel comfortable and excited to do my job. I enjoy working with people who are encouraging and helpful. It is easy to do my job in a great environment.
Pros Free lunches, free time. I thought working it was convenient it was not difficult but you did have to get stuff done. Claimed Profile. Want to know more about working here? Ask a question about working or interviewing at Baylor University. Our community is ready to answer. Ask a Question. Overall rating 4. Ratings from women 3. Women rate the female-friendliness of their workplaces on InHerSight. Powered by. Compare Baylor University with. Questions about Baylor University Is everyone there really as obsessed with basketball as what it looks like on TV during March Madnes… 4 people answered.
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