hi im a junior at a catholic high school in somers
im really interested in going to pace university though i was just wondering (im sorry im sure a lot of us noobs have already asked these questions already lol) is the university  hard to get into
im like a B or C student but that can improve
i realllyyyyy do not want to go to the westchester campus it's way too close to where i live (peekskill) nd it's boring lol
i've always wanted to go to school in the city but i feel like im not smart enough to get into nyu or columbia so im considering pace or marymount but i seem to like pace better especially since i dont want to major in the performing arts
um how is the nyc campus?
is going to school in manhattan as great as people say?
are people friendly?
how are the dorms?
i heard that all incoming freshmen live in maria's towers are those dorms ok?
and is pace university a good school?
honestly and i would like to continue cheerleading at pace does anyone know if it is hard to make the team and does anyone know where the team practices?
do they only practice at the westchester location is so would i have to commute from nyc to westchester all the time if i made the team?
im sorry for all the questions im just naturally inquisitive lol

Pace Confessions

Basically, it's a discussion board where you can talk about anything you want anonymously. My friend is from JHU and they have the same thing there, thought you guys might like to check it out.

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I have a question about the physicals we always have to get for high school... Do we need to get one to go to Pace?
I already submitted the immunization sheet that I was sent, but I haven't heard anything about getting a physical by a doctor and sending in paperwork, and I totally forgot to ask during orientation... So should I go to my doctor and get a physical?

I looked up some of my profs on ratemyprofessors.com and I'm kind of unhappy about a couple of them.
I have the list of all the courses with the names of profs and what time their classes are.
So, If I want the same class, at the same time but with a different prof, is that possible?

Hi!

I was accepted to the NYC campus but had the intention of majoring in English & Communications. When I received my packet about orientation day, I was asked to list a major, however saw that English & Communications was not offered at NYC campus.

is all hope lost, pretty much? Should I select another major and move along? Is there another major that could satisfy my media/communications/english studies wishes?

Thank you!

Renee

Does anyone know when grades are supposed to be up? I'm still waiting on one class and it's making me nervous.

I've looked through the memories to see if this has been asked before and didn't see it.

So, I'm wondering how does the John Street and Maria's Tower dorms compare? Can freshman dorm at St. George?

I'm looking for any insight.

Hello! I've been very curious as to when the Fall 08 residents will be moving in? I know it's a bit early, but these are the sorts of things I like to know ahead of time. I've heard varying answers, from the middle of August to the beginning of September. Thanks so much :) I will be a first year freshman, if that makes any difference.

Thanks again!