ThomasTurnerReal
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Hope this finds you in high spirits. So, I've been chewing on something and thought I'd bring it to you fine folks. Graduated from the University of North Texas few years ago with journalism degree and now I'm an editor over at publication here in Dallas. It's funny, but sometimes my mind drifts back to college days those late-night study marathons and juggling deadlines like flaming torches, you know?
Anyway, have cousin who's considering Texas Southern University and he asked me about the workload. But, heck, went to UNT not the Texas campus!. So, I'm turning to y'all who might have some insights. Is it really tough? Do they bury in books or is it manageable? Also, this might be long shot but anyone here from St. Edwards University? Cousin also has that in his crosshairs and he wants to know what's up with the student-faculty ratio over there. As in can you actually get some face-to-face time with professors without having to wrestle through crowd of students first?
Thanks for the help guys gotta say it's bit odd being on the asking end of things when most of my day is spent hunting down answers!
Anyway, have cousin who's considering Texas Southern University and he asked me about the workload. But, heck, went to UNT not the Texas campus!. So, I'm turning to y'all who might have some insights. Is it really tough? Do they bury in books or is it manageable? Also, this might be long shot but anyone here from St. Edwards University? Cousin also has that in his crosshairs and he wants to know what's up with the student-faculty ratio over there. As in can you actually get some face-to-face time with professors without having to wrestle through crowd of students first?
Thanks for the help guys gotta say it's bit odd being on the asking end of things when most of my day is spent hunting down answers!
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