@@kene8402 the Bronco is a bar near campus and the Hut is a casual restaurant with a bar near campus that lots of students go to. Beaches about 40min to an hour away and concert venues within driving distance. You can also take the train into SF. Honestly, most places walking distance from campus are pretty tame tho. I like the sj rose garden 🌹

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this is the best way to learn a language. its called immersion. Basically the way babies learn, your brain will start picking up things by context clues, gestures, drawings etc and if you reallyyyyyyyyyyy need English for something they also speak English just avoid using it so people are forced to learn the new language

​@@itacv8185Research has shown that adults don't learn like babies and adults are actually more effective in certain areas because they already have metalingustic understanding (not knowledge OF the language but knowledge ABOUT languages) that babies don't. So, if you're not a baby don't learn like a baby. Immersion is very important, but not during instruction. Why spend weeks floundering until you pick up patterns for things that could have been explained and understood in a few minutes? Korean Unis don't teach in Korean because it's effective but because their students come from China, Japan and all over the world, and don't all know English. Aim to have things explained in a language you know and THEN do a lot of immersion. With access to internet opportunities for immersion are limitles, even if you're not in Korea.

Hi Yash, I am a MIS major with a retail studies minor at SCU and am very happy with the program so far. I honestly don’t think I know enough about the MIS programs at the other schools you listed, but SCU is located in the heart of Silicon Valley so there are lots of opportunities to find jobs in tech. I have heard good things about Northeastern; however, I heard that it can be more challenging socially since there aren’t as many students on campus for all 4 years. I think another thing to consider is where you want to end up living/ working long term and choose a college that has a large community of alumni who work for those businesses. Hope this helps!

@marcelloguitar1369 yeah so turns out if you stay in the dorm for the summer semester for example, you will be given the option to pay for the fall semester or in other words extending you stay. By doing this, you also get to stay in the dorm for the 2 week break between semesters.

On the website, it says that you only need High School diploma

Yes, Graham does but not all dorms have AC

Hi! There is an option to apply for a single dorm room when applying for housing. It is more expensive than a double and I think it’s only for SK Global not the I House.

Hi Sandy! Best of luck to you too <3

Thank you! :)

Of course!! I feel like Mr. Peanut should sponsor us ;)