10 facts about UWG!

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Hi, My name's Cassidy and I go to the University of West Georgia, and today I will be giving you a 10 fund fax about our school. So some of these air really specific, but also other ones are like kind of broad just because I have honestly a hard time coming up with 10 even though I feel like there's so much. 10 I, I couldn't think about money now were like super specific. Number one is we actually really amazing nursing program here. We have a like its own facility and stuff like that, and it's a little bit different in the sense that it's a D to it's competitive, but maybe a little bit less stressful. It's not do you want, but you get so you still get that same amazing nursing experience and stuff like that, and I just know I'm not nursing major, but I do know that our school has a really big nursing program. That's the way something to look forward to. I feel I feel like for visitors to, because I feel like we're always everything, but also of your children. West Georgia also has really good resource is when it comes to classes they offer like a writing center. There's nothing not like you cannot do about it. There's so many options for you to get help to figure it out. Everyone always wants to help you make sure that you're passing and stuff like that. So I think that's really nice, because if you're in high school, I don't have that. So it's nice and college? No, like, Oh, I need tutoring. So that's a really nice factor about West Georgia. Four is we have Greek life, which I mean something really fun fact. We actually have a really decently big Greek life with our own Greek village with houses at all. So if you're looking for something with Greek, life may be a little bit more chill. I heard it's a little bit more affordable than other Greek life scenarios at other schools. If you're an out of state students, you're not the state of Georgia. They have a lot of in state waivers available, which makes this school super cheap, especially for me, because state schools where I'm from, even though I'm literally in state, are so expensive. West Georgia, with the state waiver, makes super super affordable. So you know it's awesome to know that it, like there was an option of menial before going across the country. Another fun fact is, we have so many different class options. There's so many different class you could take. You could be a film major theater, major anthropology, like there's so many things that what story perhaps has to offer and classes, which I think is really fun and cool, because, I mean, that's like any college. I just feel like West Georgia is like It's not just known for one thing, which I kind of appreciate. I feel like every major is commonly considered the same level, like, Oh, you're doing that versus like, oh, you only go here for this major or whatever you know, seven is we have a famous I'm feeling the famous square, but we have the square in Carrollton and basically has a bunch of local eateries and stuff like that. It's a really fun place to go, and everyone always goes there. Since we're kind of like a small town, it's nice to go and you can always find someone. Someone in the college is always working at the restaurants and stuff like that, and there's even shopping, so it's always something fun to do. This is super random, but I was getting laws at this point. I work at the gym in our school, and it literally is like a memorial of the pool if you will always to confuse and always come up saying that like only where's the pool? I'm like it doesn't exist. It's just a memorial because, honestly, I did the same thing. Honestly, I'm not sure if they still exist or what the deals with them, but we did at some point or do have a judo team and they're actually really good. I'm I see the flags, we have practice and stuff. Know what you'd always, But that is a fun fact, if you like. You know, we have a judo team and 10 this one's super broad, but I just kind of said that there's no place like any other here in Carrollton. I'm not from a small town, and I kind of like the aspect of going somewhere and always finding or knowing somebody always. There's something going on and being in such a small town with such deep roots, like Carrollton, like they're in high school, big, their middle schools, big everyone that's in Carol's and bleeds black and gold, and a lot of people come to West Georgia, so it's kind of cool to, like be in that culture and being a small town and honestly, for me, this is a home away from home.