Eckerd College

Pros: Opportunity to understand one's self and the fine points of drinking
Cons: No support post graduation for jobs or grad school

The first two years were great. Then, as if hit by the brick of reality I awoke to realize that the sun was never going to turn to rain and the weekends had for too long spilled into the weekdays. Eckerd is a great place to go to the beach to sail on the...

Pros: Great Academics, waterfront program, scholastically known, small school
Cons: horrible food, little to no social scene, small school

Eckerd College, while in my opinion was a great college for me to attend, is not for everyone. The quality of the education is first rate. The largest of the classes I attended was around 25 students and the smallest being around 5. I believe the...

Pros: Wonderful atmosphere.. easy to work with.
Cons: Nothing in particular

My overall experience with Eckerd College's admission staff and procedures have been nothing but high praises. The staff is very accommodating and are always pleasant. They are very good at answering questions quickly and making sure that your college...

Pros: varied student body, challenging
Cons: No Graduate Program

Eckerd college is beautifully located on Tampa Bay in St. Petersburg Florida. I graduated in 1996 with a major in Psychology. As a Liberal Arts College you can expect to write a lot, no matter what your major is. I found this to be a positive feature of...

Pros: Location, faculty, administration...
Cons: none

I now can write about Eckerd and say what a wonderful school it is because I graduated almost 12 years ago. When I was actually studying there I thought it was the most demanding torture I had ever been through!
It is a school that demands hard...

Pros: Great climate, academics, staff who care
Cons: people who think alcohol=social life, cost, College Program Series

Eckerd is a good small liberal arts school. The only problem are the credits, they are very finicky about what they accept unless it is AP credit or from a big school like UTampa or UMaryland. Since our credit system is so loose, one might find it hard...