I really like attending Binghamton University, it's a good school with knowledgeable faculty and students.

It was the cheapest and best school I got into. It had a lot of school spirit and a lot of my friends also attended this institution. Binghamton University boasts academic excellence as well as a strong desire to give students the best value for their education.

I believe that it was a fantastic program that incorporates a multitude of aspects and is very all-encompassing. The program has a professor from high esteem institutes and they seem to really care and put emphasis on the individual.

The SAT was the only standardized test that I took before applying to colleges. I was debating on taking the ACT as well but ultimately decided against it.

The Job opportunities that arise once you graduate are very numerous. Since I haven't yet graduated and will not graduate for another year, I am not aware of what the job searching process is like. Since the friends I made and have graduated seem like the found a job easily enough, I'd assume it wasn't too hard to find a job.

My college does provide internships but, I personally have never taken an internship with my college. I think that of my friends at the college who have taken an internship many of them continue their research and thoroughly enjoy it.

Even though Binghamton University is a public college which means that the fees are a lot less in comparison to similar caliber schools in the region, it is still expensive.

Exam Structure is based mainly on the type of class you are in, for the most part, exams are administered on paper with a pen or paper. In political science, the way exams are usually short answers. But in science classes, a majority of exams administered are multiple choice in which case you would use a scantron or a fill in the bubble sheet.

The faculty at my college come from many different backgrounds and many with PhDs in their respective fields. The faculty at my college is also very accessible and are willing to meet up with you outside of the classroom hours.

I live off campus in a house. I rent the house and I have 2 roommates. It's very convenient because I have a car, but the bus system is also very prompt and accessible. On campus house is also pretty nice, it's is more expensive but it?s a short walk to classes.