Multi-campus Facility in Southern CA

Multi-campus Facility in Southern CA

4.5 456 Reviews
time2pull
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What a cool school. The tradition, the epic campus, the commitment to being a beacon of higher learning, just everything. If you can afford to go here or send your kids here do it! Want to have notch up and be part of a club that only a few know about then no choice but SC.

Yolanda Turco
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I took public transportation here and there is no bus bench,not wheelchair accessible,no restroom at stop however if u get in the building they do have everything inside there elevators,air conditioning,drinking water,restrooms however there is no bustop in which a disabled person would make it up to bld no ramp etc

Daler Asrorov
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USC is growing and expanding with an amazing speed. I will not be surprised if by the end of 2020 this school becomes top 10. I loved my time here as an undergrad. This place not only showed me how to challenge myself in the most efficient way but become social as well. This is kind of place where you find balance and it will motivate you to become a well rounded and healthy person. I would never trade my time here for anything. Fight on!

ivan lyapunov
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The University of Southern California is the oldest private research university on the West Coast of the United States, a world-renowned institution of higher learning, located in Los Angeles, California, 1880 Founded by the Supervisory Board, a member of the American Association of Universities (AAU) and a member of the Pacific Rim University Alliance.

Dan Sir
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Don t go here! This place has a believe all women policy. Someone accuses you wrongly, you ll be expelled. What a hassle. Pick a better school that will respect you.

Michael Luna
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USC is a great academic school. But ! If you live off campus, there is a need for greater security for those walking to and from campus . .and bike-riding to school anytime after sunset. Several neighborhood streets within 3 blocks of campus are poorly lit and USC should request upgraded lighting and add a security guard at each corner, not every other corner. These "security guards" should also be present 24 hours each day, including weekends. USC should recognize the high rate of crime and be responsive and pro-active to protect what are largely innocent students. USC should also give some forms of incentives to landlords and property managers who rent to students to concentrate students throughout the immediate area within 3 blocks of campus. Students should be able to walk comfortably to school and home at night(often at 10 PM without out feeling fear, but knowing there is adequate security protection).

David Dannaker
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I did my undergrad at USC, Marshall School of Business and without a doubt the experience prepared me for a successful life-long career. Like most things in life, what you get out of it is up to you. I decided to push my limits the last 2 years there, so I gravitated towards the harder courses offered. Before "Financial Engineering" was a widely used term, USC offered advanced financial management coursework to their undergrads that MBA's studied in other schools. The coursework was grueling, but I've drawn from those experiences nearly every day since I graduated. USC instilled a sense of community, professionalism, pride and accomplishment giving me the confidence to successfully negotiate life on my terms. I lived off campus in the surrounding neighborhood and it wasn't an issue. I actually enjoyed the diversity. If you're lucky to be chosen to attend USC, then I highly recommend you go. Most of all, have fun and enjoy the journey (attend all the sporting events and alumni networking, you'll never regret the time you spent at SC).