I have the privilege of doing research on the
University of Washington located in St. Louis. This is not my first time
hearing of this campus because it has been used previously as a host for
Presidential Debates. Aside from that I am completely clueless. I have learned
that it is ranked number 1 in Social Work by the US News & World
Report. It is also really highly ranked in the areas of Medicine, Law, and MBA.
It seems to be a really great place to learn about
the Social Sciences which is something that really interests me. Also a fun
fact, this university used to have a Dental School which closed in 1991. If I
attended this school I would see myself in their School of Law as I know I want
to involve myself in politics as a career path. The architecture of this school
reminds me a lot of Princeton in how they resemble a Hogwarts. I'm in
love with the old buildings and how rustic they appear. I can’t wait to experience
the environment for myself.
This School has also bred a plethora of Nobel
laureates. It has a total of 24 Nobel Peace Prize winners affiliated with this
university. This includes Robert F. Furchgott who discovered Nitric Oxide and
Hamilton O. Smith who discovered restriction enzymes.
As to the culture of this place it seems to have a lot of school spirit.
They host many celebrations for their students. For example, WILD (a concert
event) and Bauhaus (a Halloween dress up party) are really enjoyable for the
Campus. There is also Greek life which creates a sense of community and
togetherness which really appeals to me.
Not to rain on your parade but good old UC Berkeley has a much larger Nobel affiliation--although Harvard seems to top the list.
ReplyDeleteCheck out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_laureates_by_university_affiliation to see the full list.