Hey everyone, I'm currently basking in the glow of my senior year at Spelman College. It's been an empowering journey combo of personal growth and broadening horizons that only historically black liberal arts college for women can offer. Georgia life's got its perks, tell ya! But now, as I'm preparing to leap into grad studies and doing research related stuff, While we're at it, Augusta University popped up on my radar for possible grad schools. But mean, get that experience varies from person to person but hearing some firsthand stories would really help put things into perspective.
What do you guys think about the quality of education there? How’s the faculty and overall campus vibe? Is it accommodating towards students of color? Sorry for bombarding y’all with questions but making this decision feels like being stuck between rock and hard place.
What do you guys think about the quality of education there? How’s the faculty and overall campus vibe? Is it accommodating towards students of color? Sorry for bombarding y’all with questions but making this decision feels like being stuck between rock and hard place.
