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Dominican University provides undergraduates with a ���strong sense of community��� in a ���very welcoming and helpful��� environment. The school���s hallmark small classes offer ���more personalized learning��� and help students ���not only grow academically, but also personally.��� To go along with that, professors at Dominican ���genuinely try to get to know each student.��� As one undergrad explains, ���You do not feel like a number in a classroom.��� Professors here are heralded as ���amazing,��� ���caring,��� and ���splendid��� educators who tend to be ���engaging, passionate, and supportive.��� Coupled with that, they work hard to ensure ���classes are meaningful and make you want to learn more.��� In other words, the faculty makes it known they ���want their students to succeed.��� As one student sums up, ���My overall academic experience has been wonderful; I've enjoyed my course work and I feel prepared to go out into the working world.���

Although it is a Catholic institution, many students assure us that the school is ���inclusive,��� ���open, and respectful to other religions and cultures.��� They proudly proclaim that their peers are ���very diverse,��� noting that you���ll find ���a broad range of ethnicities and races��� as well as people with many different ���social backgrounds and sexual [identities].��� This is a community in which you ���never have to travel very far in order to see a friendly face.��� Plus, they are always ���willing to lend a hand��� to their peers. As one student explains, ���Everyone at Dominican is super nice and ��� they say hello to you in the hallway [or] open doors for you.��� One student reassures that those at Dominican ���are especially interested in ��� the mission to create a more just and humane world.��� But perhaps most importantly, ���the majority are hard workers and want to excel in their studies.��� The final word goes to one happy student who concludes, ���Once you step foot on campus, you feel our motto of ���Love and Truth��� come alive with each smiling face.���

Because Dominican is ���largely a commuter school,��� there���s a sense that ���students mainly ��� come for classes��� and then leave campus. Some disagree, noting that you can always find ���events and activities during the day.��� In fact, Dominican undergrads have the opportunity to participate in ���one of our seventy-seven different clubs and organizations,��� and events range from ���scavenger hunts [and] game nights��� to ���Bagel Day and bingo.��� Additionally, ���the performing arts center ��� puts on a really good show, and tickets are very affordable.��� And on those rare nights when nothing���s going on, or for those who prefer to look for off-campus entertainment, Dominican is within close proximity of Chicago, which is so ���easily accessible��� that there���s even a free shuttle service that ���runs 24/7 so it can pick you up and take you back to school.���