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Simmons College
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Review by:
Sarah P.
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Very nice school that has the status of being close to Ivy League. Unfortunately, not many people have heard of it. It is an all womens' college right near Fenway park and Brigham Womens Hospital. Great school for nursing students. However, if you plan on getting a degree in any other subject, you really have to think about if it is worth the $35,000 a year (as of 2006). They have been doing what a lot of other businesses have been doing recently where they fire the full-time workers and get part-time teachers in their place so they don't have to provide benefits so about half the teachers I had each year were new and didn't really know what they were doing or how to organize a class. I LOOOVE the Boston area, and miss it everyday. It's a very active community and there are lots of things to do.
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