Wednesday, March 11, 2009

the differences between Tuskegee and SIUC

The College Life between Tuskegee and SIUC is mostly different because SIUC has a bigger campus and its more things that happen there then it do at Tuskegee University. The differences between these two colleges they have a lot of different issues and different types of environment that people sometimes gets us to. The main reason for finding the differences for these two colleges was so I can find out what’s best for seniors in high school because some students doesn't know whether any schools is good for them. But the most things that these two school that doesn't have in common is that Tuskegee university only accepts blacks and a few whites but SIUC accepts every body meaning they do not care about there color or there race and they might have a lot more majors on there campus then Tuskegee. Especially between everybody that tries to sign up for those schools. Between these two schools I think Tuskegee is the best school for African American students because it's a smaller school and plus you can get more one on one time with the professor and s/he can help you more then the ones at SIUC because at SIUC theres more people and a bigger campus you won't be able to because it's going to be other people trying to do the same thing. The other thing about these two schools is that they have a lot of things going on campus that you can get in to so you wont have to sit around and do nothing. SIUC has a lot more activities then Tuskegee does because it’s a bigger colleges and it has more fraternities and sororities then Tuskegee. But I think Tuskegee is still the best chose for students that wants to go to a HBCU or a smaller University.

1 comment:

  1. Dottie,

    Tuskegee and SIUC are both good schools and I think a lot of people will be interested to read about how you are going to compare the two. I wonder how the history of Tuskegee will affect your views on the two schools.

    Also, make sure you add your two pics and a link to this post.

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