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Great place!! I love that they give you gluten free bread perfect start to your meal. I have not been offered this at any other restaurant I have been to!
Service is consistently excellent! Great food and they're very careful ... I've never had an issue.
Great service/ lots of options. Delicious food with varied flavors. So good!!
Excellent gluten free menu (it's a different color ). They brought me gluten free rolls without even asking! Excellent appetizers and dinners.
Good selection of gf options including hot gf bread
Decent food. Gluten free menu.
The best. Manager and chef aware of order. Staff very aware and safe handling. Full GF menu.
Fantastic! Extensive GF menu and all of the staff and mgmt are super conscious. It's my go-to place for dining!!
291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA 01581
My husband and I eat there 2 to 3 times a month. Never had a problem. Seasonal menus often have gf options.
501 Fellsway, Medford, MA 02155
We called before choosing to go there. And we got Amy the manager on the phone. Explained I have celiac and she knew exactly what it was and assured us they take all necessary precautions. She told us to ask for her when we got there which we did. We had a great waitress in Jen who also was well versed with celiac and cross contamination. They took our order ( best chicken sandwich since I have been diagnosed) brought to the chef made sure chef did all proper procedures! They had Titos for a drink and they were so kind they gave us a free gf and dairy free dessert sorbet with fruit. DELICIOUS! Felt very comfortable because they made me feel comfortable. It's about an hour away from home but I will make the trip back! Thank you Jen and Amy. Ask for them if you go
793 Iyannough Rd, Barnstable Town, MA 02601
Love the attentiveness the staff gives when you let them know you're GF. The manager always brings out my food. Also, love the GF rolls!
1 Market Sq, Newburyport, MA 01950
My friend ate from the gluten free menu and somehow ingested some gluten. Maybe the grill was not sufficiently cleaned?
1125 Fall River Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771
Greatest managers!! Amazing GF bread!! Such care and compassion from everyone!!
19307 Promenade Dr, Leesburg, VA 20176
We have been here 4 times and the staff is well-trained and thorough. No issues for our celiac child.
561 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Supposedly GF and celiac friendly, but I got sick after my one time eating here (plus I didn't much care for the food taste-wise prior to that).
561 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, PA 19342
AWESOME and safe. Staff has always been knowledgable and the place has a good ambience.
561 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Definitely coming back when we're in the area. Knowledgeable & friendly staff. Wonderful food & chic atmosphere. Local, seasonal food. Separate gf menu with desserts. All food made-to-order.
561 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, PA 19342
First time here. Great gf food. great staff. wonderful experience
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
This restaurant has quickly become my favorite in the DC Metro area. Knowledgeable, accommodating, friendly staff who go the extra mile to make things right...every time. And the GF bread?! YUM! Two thumbs WAY up for NYAJ's!!!
501 Fellsway, Medford, MA 02155
Great gluten free menu, and even a great kids GF menu. My son loves their GF Mac and cheese! They even bring out GF bread if you ask for it.
19307 Promenade Dr, Leesburg, VA 20176
This did not go well for me. At all :(
111 Pond St, Norwell, MA 02061
One of my favorite options for gf and df options. They are extremely accommodating and aware of allergies. They'll try to adjust almost any plate you request to meet your needs. Also, a rare find, they actually offer gf rolls which are very tasty with olive oil!
19307 Promenade Dr, Leesburg, VA 20176
First time visiting this chain, and I will definitely go back! Good food and good service. The server brought out gluten-free bread at the beginning of the meal, and the turkey blt with roasted root veggies was delicious.
19307 Promenade Dr, Leesburg, VA 20176
very well trained staff. tons of options. GF bread and dip upon arrival. All burgers and sandwiches on GF buns. Grilled chicken sandwich was great.
61 State Rd, Dartmouth, MA 02747
amazing gluten free options!!!
291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA 01581
My favorite gluten free restaurant by far! They have lots of options.... many more than most restaurants! They are very careful and attentive. The gluten free rolls are awesome and most of the time they bring them to me without me even asking! I see that they recently added gf carrot cake to the menu, too!
1125 Fall River Ave, Seekonk, MA 02771
2nd visit was extremely disappointing starting with hostess. She forgot to tell our waitress about us ( my 7 year old) being gluten free. The waitress was nice & started out helpful. We ordered a garden salad with steak over the top (from the gluten free menu & a big discussion about dressing). The order came out of the kitchen completely wrong & covered in croutons. Disappointed she didn't notice before it left the kitchen. We sent it back & my husband jumped up to remind her not to just transfer the steak to another salad. That is exactly what the waitress & manager were doing...with their fingers. He opened the door to the kitchen & said no way am I accepting that salad. Make a new one. Ok they sent out the new salad with the steak raw. Barely grayed on the outside. I didn't even want to send it back...felt like I couldn't trust them. My husband & I were pretty angry at this point. Even asked the manager if that was how he would serve his 7year old a steak. We paid our bill & while leaving my husband expressed our disappointment again. The manager apologized and gave us a $50 card to come back. it's a nice gesture but how about retraining yourself & the staff. No this was not during a busy time it was the middle of the afternoon on a Sunday.
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
Extensive gf menu plus gf bread for the table.
16 Mazzeo Dr, Randolph, MA 02368
Never disappointed and there are so many GF options to choose from!
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
My favorite thing is they will serve you gluten free bread to start your meal. It is yummy!!
561 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, PA 19342
The first place I've encountered where bread is standard for all needing GF. It's not an afterthought or something that has to be asked for. Staff was friendly, knowledgable, decor was lovely, and food was great! I will be back for sure!
291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA 01581
We were in town for a hockey tournament and found this place using the find me gluten free app. There was quite a bit on the GF menu. The roll while waiting for our meal as well as dinner was delicious!
90 Pleasant Valley St, Methuen, MA 01844
Outstanding. Probably the best GF restaurant in the Merrimack Valley.
The service was outstanding! The manager came right out after we where seated and went over their gluten policy. the food was excellent and they have the best carrot cake for desert
1 Market Sq, Newburyport, MA 01950
Food wasn't great, booster seats and table was super sticky and bathrooms were gross. Those sort of things make me concerned about overall cleanliness and cross contamination. The gluten free carrot cake was the only thing good about this place.
Chef serves the gluten free per their menu NOT! Gluten free burger served with non gluten free fries. Burger moved to new plate to avoid contamination too late! The fries were already in contact with that burger. Horrible experience and manager voicing nothing but oh my that's bad!
61 State Rd, Dartmouth, MA 02747
So accommodating. I'm dairy, gluten, yeast and vinegar free. Floor manager came over to verify and review my options! Best meal I've had at a restaurant since being diagnosed with candida
19307 Promenade Dr, Leesburg, VA 20176
Been here a handful of times. Sometimes the food is great; others not as good.
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
Lots of options! Including pasta!
Lots of GF options. Manager always comes over to discuss your GFness and delivers your GF meal separately. Any pizza or pasta can be ordered GF
61 State Rd, Dartmouth, MA 02747
They have a whole gf menu with great options and the gf bread for the dipping oil is AMAZING!!! It actually tastes like bread!
109 Chapel St, Needham, MA 02492
Super yummy, super accommodating!
109 Chapel St, Needham, MA 02492
I went to the one in Needham, MA. They have this amazing warm GF roll with carmelized onions baked on top (it reminded me of a biali). It was amazing. They gave me one to eat while waiting for my food and my chicken sandwich was served on one as well. It was delicious!! Although they should offer a separate plate of dipping oil and garlic. I shared the same one that my husband dipped into w his bread thinking I was staying on my side of the plate. Not good, dumb on my part for not asking. The wait staff are not allowed to bring any GF dishes to the table, so there is no cross contamination or mistakes. The chef brings it. Great place. Great service.
61 State Rd, Dartmouth, MA 02747
Everything. Perfect. Want more
239-245 Kentlands Blvd, Gaithersburg, MD 20878
I was really excited to eat here when I saw 5 stars from people. Looked at the menu and I was even more excited! I was certainly not disappointed. My own gluten free bread, gluten free rolls and gluten free carrot cake!!
90 Pleasant Valley St, Methuen, MA 01844
Excellent gf options! Fantastic, knowledgable staff.
561 Glen Eagle Square, Glen Mills, PA 19342
Safe for celiacs. Food was great! Everyone you come in contact with is GF knowledgeable.
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
Amazing place! Great food and knowledgeable staff. When you can go somewhere and get g-free bread it's a major plus as you don't feel your missing out in anything.
793 Iyannough Rd, Barnstable Town, MA 02601
Loved the GF bread and oil here! Don't get the Ahi tuna roll, it comes out hot. So weird. My server didn't know what gluten was since he was too concerned to give me the bacon I ordered for my cheese burger and asked me if I was sure I could have it. At least he was concerned.
Great service! The staff was very accommodating and they have a delicious gluten-free menu. Everything tastes great!
Love that they bring you your own personal gf bread and dip! They have more options on their gf menu than most and I love that I can have chicken piccata with gf pasta here!
239-245 Kentlands Blvd, Gaithersburg, MD 20878
I went to the Kentland's location of Not Your Average Joe's and fell in love! They not only have a gluten free menu, but they also bring out a GF bread basket when you first sit down with this amazing garlic butter dip. I ordered the gluten free cheeseburger and asked if I could have french fries with it. It's not on their menu, but they offered to bake the french fries for me so as to not fry them and contaminate them in any way. It took longer and they weren't ask crispy, but I enjoyed them! Their food is amazing and you also get a free meal and dessert for your birthday if you sign up for their members club email. It's now my favorite restaurant!
19307 Promenade Dr, Leesburg, VA 20176
The 5 stars are based on food only. I really enjoy the gluten free bread as a starter. I had the burger and was delicious. Server took a min to warm up to us. He may have been having a bad day. All in all great place.
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
Well it may be GF friendly BUT my husband and I ordered from the GF menu and get had an reaction. He missed 2 days of work. I complained, and Erik the regional manager personally delivered a $100 gift certificate which was nice of him but still bit weary of giving it another try to be honest.
Potomac Town Pl, Woodbridge, VA 22191
Great food and experience! Cool ambiance, large gf menu, and they even have gf liquor! Jambalaya was a generous portion and gf bread was soft and tastey. Wish they would open a restaurant in Virginia Beach.
55 Main St, Watertown, MA 02472
Super delicious! Ask for a roll and dipping sauce, and they'll bring you out a Gillian's Carmelized Onion roll! So good and they just rolled out a new GF menu with more options.
291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA 01581
Not Your Average Joe's was definitely a good experience. I was so excited to get rolls before my meal like everyone else always does. I've never been to a restaurant that offer gluten free rolls before a meal. That alone was enough for five stars, because of the extra thought that went into the planning of the gf menu. Besides the rolls, my meal was excellent. I got the turkey blt. The turkey was cooked perfectly and the bread was delicious. the best part was that I did not get glutened!
291 Turnpike Rd, Westborough, MA 01581
They have a great GF menu. They serve GF rolls that are awesome. I have been here 3 times and never had a problem. All of the servers are educated well. This is my favorite restaurant!
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ARLINGTON, Va. (WJLA) – In a couple weeks, Arlington County said it will know the root cause of crumbling sidewalks. The county has identified around six to 12 sidewalk locations where new sidewalks have flaked away. Ramzi Awwad is the Engineering Bureau chief in Arlington County. He said the county still has to complete the investigation to determine what is really causing the problem. However, he said, "What we have learned so far is that if there is elevated water content in the top millimeter, top surface and that is combined with salt, especially with recently poured concrete, it can lead to this flaking." Awwad said the sidewalks that have deteriorated do not pose a safety risk and the county will determine how to fix the sidewalks once the investigation is complete. He said the projects were done within the last two years and multiple contractors worked on each sidewalk replacement. "I don't see an alternative but to simply do it over again. Tear out the stuff and put in something that is going to last," said Bill Morgan, an Arlington homeowner. Morgan said the sidewalk in front of his home began to deteriorate after it was put in during the summer of 2013. "Into the fall and winter of 2013 we began to notice that something was wrong," said Morgan. Morgan said it is a credibility issue that the county did not get the project right the first time. He said he wants to see it fixed soon. Arlington County said it will release more information about a fix after its investigation is complete.
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Scandal Scoop Week 17 ? ?Put a Ring on It?Jummy Olabanji
WASHINGTON (WJLA) – #TGIT, Gladiators! It's time to talk episode 17 of "Scandal." "Put a Ring on It"—it's the title of both a hit Beyoncé song and tonight's all-new episode. No, Olivia Pope isn't walking down the aisle; we're talking about the wedding of White House Chief of Staff Cyrus Beene. Our "Scandal" sources tell us this is a flashback episode. We'll meet the former Mrs. Beene. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Emily Berg will play Cyrus' wife, Janet. Tonight's episode also features Cyrus' late husband, James, and, of course, some old-fashioned "Scandal" drama (watch a sneak peek in the video player above). We already have some dirt on next week's episode, "Honor Thy Father." Sources say we'll see David Rosen strengthening his case against Olivia's father and B613. Be sure to watch "ABC 7 News at 4" on Thursday, April 2 for a sneak peek at "Scandal" episode 18.
To call or not call your insurance company about home damageJohn Matarese
CINCINNATI (Scripps) -- In the past, if you had a problem in your home, whether a tree on the roof or water in your kitchen, you would call your insurance company immediately. Nowadays, that may not always be the best idea. So should you call your insurance company? It's a great question. Pipe Bursts, Water Damage The shop vac was working overtime at the Clark house, after a burst water pipe sent water cascading from the first floor down into the basement. Mike Clark had buckets filled with water, that was still dripping 24 hours after he discovered the leak. The culprit? "It looks like it started right here in the laundry room," Clark said. He suspects a water line burst in the wall behind his washing machine. He believes the outside brick of his home got so cold when temps fell to zero, the pipe inside froze solid. So he called a plumber and set up a dehumidifier, but wasn't sure about calling his insurance company. "I thought about it," Clark said. "But I've got a thousand dollar deductible, and most insurance companies force you to cover up to $1,000, so it's kind of a moot point to do that." Burst pipes are covered by most homeowner's policies. To Call Or Not To Call However, now there are a number of reasons not to call your insurer: -Many policies have a $1,000 deductible to keep premiums down. So if clean-up is less than $1,500, it's usually not worth filing a claim. -In addition, one claim can raise your rates as much as 10 percent, according to Bankrate. -Bankrate says a second claim, if something else happens, could make you high risk with even higher rates. Clark says with his repairs looking like they won't exceed $500, he's going to do it himself with a plumber's help, and skip the claim this time. Mold Caution One thing to keep in mind: If you can't thoroughly dry out your walls, ceiling, or carpeting, mold will form. That damage can cost thousands to clean up months later. So if you worry that you won't be able to dry up all the moisture, call your insurer so they can bring in a professional restoration company. That way, down the road, you don't waste your money.
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Saudi Arabia, allies open air campaign against Yemen rebelsThe Associated Press
SANAA, Yemen (AP) - Saudi Arabia bombed key military installations in Yemen on Thursday, leading a regional coalition in a campaign against Shiite rebels who have taken over much of the country and drove out the president. The dramatic military assault turns impoverished, fragmented Yemen into a new front in the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Egyptian military and security officials told The Associated Press that the military intervention will go further, with a ground assault into Yemen by Egyptian, Saudi and other forces, planned once airstrikes have weakened the capabilities of the rebels, known as Houthis, and their allies, military forces loyal to former president Ali Abdullah Saleh. The strikes before dawn barraged an air base near the airport in the capital, Sanaa, as well as anti-aircraft positions and military bases - and flattened a number of homes near the airport, killing at least 18 civilians. The Houthis mobilized thousands of supporters in protests against the strikes, with one speaker lashing out at the Saudi-led coalition and warning that Yemen "will be the tomb" of the aggressors. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry expressed support for the strikes in a conference call with Gulf foreign ministers and said the U.S. shared intelligence against Houthi targets, according to a State Department official traveling with Kerry in Lausanne, Switzerland. Iran, which is allied to the Houthis, denounced the bombing, noting the civilian deaths. Iran "considers this action a dangerous step," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham said in a statement. "This invasion will bear no result but expansion of terrorism and extremism throughout the whole region." The sudden internationalization of the Yemen conflict brewing for months throws a new convolution in the twisted threads of conflict in the Middle East. The new tension puts the United States, a traditional ally of Saudi Arabia, in a precarious situation with Tehran as it tries to negotiate a nuclear deal before the end of this month. In Iraq, the U.S. and Iran are implicitly on the same side - both helping the Shiite-led government in Baghdad battle Islamic State group militants, though Tehran and Washington are intently avoiding any actual contacts. In Yemen, the U.S. is backing the Gulf and its allies against Shiite rebels allied to Iran - while at the same time, al-Qaida's branch in the country is also fighting the Shiite rebels. Saudi Arabia and fellow Sunni-led allies in the Gulf and the Middle East view the Houthi takeover as a move by Iran to establish a proxy on the kingdom's southern border. Iran and the Houthis deny that Tehran arms the rebel movement, though Tehran says it gives it diplomatic and humanitarian support. In a pre-dawn statement as the airstrikes began, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain said their action aimed to "protect" Yemenis from Houthis who are "a tool in the hands of foreign powers." Over the past months, the Houthis have swept out of their northern strongholds to take over the capital and much of the north. The U.S.- and Gulf-backed president, Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, was forced to flee to the southern port of Aden, hoping to cling to authority with the backing of some police and military units and allied militiamen. But as the Houthis and their allies bore down on Aden, Hadi left the country by boat on Wednesday afternoon, according to security officials. Hadi reappeared Thursday evening, arriving by plane at an airbase in the Saudi capital Riyadh, Saudi state TV reported. A Yemeni security official told the AP the president had gone by boat to the Yemeni port of al-Mukalla in the western province of Hadramawt, where he spent the night. The next day, he drove across the border into neighboring Oman and from there was flown to Riyadh. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the information. Hadi is expected to attend an Arab summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on Saturday. The Houthis have succeeded in their advance in large part because of help from Saleh, the autocrat who ruled Yemen for more than 30 years until he was ousted following a 2011 Arab Spring popular uprising. However, he remained in the country and some of the strongest military units remained loyal to him, undermining Hadi. Those units have now fought alongside the Houthis. Three Egyptian military and security officials told The Associated Press that a coalition of countries led by Egypt and Saudi Arabia will conduct a ground invasion into Yemen once the airstrikes have sufficiently diminished the Houthis and Saleh's forces. They said the assault will be by ground from Saudi Arabia and by landings on Yemen's Red and Arabian Sea coasts. The aim is not to occupy Yemen but to weaken the Houthis and their allies until they enter negotiations for power-sharing, the officials said. They said three to five Egyptian troop carriers are stationed off Yemen's coasts. They would not specify the numbers of troops or when the operation would begin. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about the plans with the press. Egypt's presidency said in a statement Thursday that its naval and air forces were participating in the coalition campaign already. Egypt is "prepared for participation with naval, air and ground forces if necessary," Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri said at a gathering of Arab foreign ministers preparing for a weekend Arab summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. In the air assault that began Thursday - codenamed "Operation Decisive Storm - Saudi Arabia deployed some 100 fighter jets, 150,000 soldiers and other navy units, Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya TV reported. Also involved in the air operation were aircraft from the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qattar, Kuwait, Jordan, Morocco, Sudan and Egypt, though it was not clear which carried out actual strikes. At the Arab summit on Saturday, Arab leaders are aiming to approve a new joint Arab defense force to intervene in regional crises, including possibly Yemen. The Egyptian security and military officials said the force is planned to include some 40,000 men backed by jet fighters, warships and light armor. Egypt and Saudi Arabia have both intervened in Yemen before - and struggled in its mountainous, difficult terrain. In the 1960s, Egypt sent its military to back republican forces against a Shiite royal dynasty backed, ironically in current light, by Saudi Arabia. More recently, Saudi Arabia struck against the Houthis by air and with a limited border excursion in late 2009-early 2010, a foray that killed more than 130 Saudi troops. Support for the Houthis is far from universal in Yemen - but foreign intervention risks bringing a backlash. On Thursday, thousands gathered outside Sanaa's old city in the Houthi-organized protest, chanting against Saudi Arabia and the United States. Khaled al-Madani, a Houthi activist addressing the crowd, said Saudi Arabia is "buying mercenaries with money to attack Yemen. But Yemen, God willing, will be their tomb." TV stations affiliated with the rebels and Saleh showed the aftermath of strikes Thursday that flattened a half-dozen homes near the airport. Yemen Today, a TV station affiliated with Saleh, showed hundreds of residents around the rubble, some pulling out mattresses, bricks and shrapnel. Ahmed al-Sumaini said an entire alley close to the airport was wiped out in the strikes. He said people ran out from their homes in the middle of the night, many jolted out of bed. "These people have nothing to do with the Houthis or with Hadi. This is destructive. These random acts will push people toward Houthis," he said, as he waved shrapnel from the strikes. Strikes also hit in the southern province Lahj and the stronghold of Houthis in the northern Saada province. In Sanaa, they also hit the camp of U.S.-trained Yemeni special forces, which is controlled by generals loyal to Saleh, and a missile base held by the Houthis. The strikes also hit the al-Annad air base in the southern Lahj province. About 100 U.S. military advisers withdrew over the weekend from base, where they had been leading a drone campaign against al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP.
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District 300's Purchasing Department is the central buying office responsible for making general purchases of products and services required by all departments within the District 300 organization.
The Purchasing Department provides services to all District 300 schools and departments by planning, organizing, and directing purchasing activities in accordance with federal, state, and local laws governing purchasing. Purchasing buyers work under the supervision of the Purchasing Manager to secure the goods necessary to the operation of District 300.
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Off-Campus Dining:
Has some basic food options.
what they are the most strict on is parking
I am still in need of more financial aid
Party Scene:
I really don't party much at all. I am a student athlete so most of the time I am working on homework or resting because I am tired from practice.
Campus Food:
Starbucks is by far my favorite place on campus. It provides great options and variety the employees are fast friendly and effective.
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I have never had a problem with the housing on campus. It's a good atmosphere with a housing and resident life staff willing to help you with anything you need. Only bad thing about it would be how easily you can hear your neighbors in the apartments but for the most part it's not even a problem.
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I don't live off-campus, so honestly I don't think I can rate it. I just know what I have been told by friends who live off-campus or have signed a lease to next semester.
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There are a lot of options for off-campus dining due to there being the East, West, and North Evansville areas to choose from. Most people who live on campus go to either the East or West Evansville side. Hungry for pizza, wings, Chinese, steak, Mexican, sandwiches? You can find that and a lot more, and most of it is only five minutes from campus (if that).
Luckily I haven't had many problems with the Administration. I got two citations after the first couple days of classes within THREE hours of each other for the SAME thing. It was extremely annoying and stupid because I had to go to the Safety, Parking, and Administration building to fill out not one but two forms to get rid of the citations. They only relieved me of one and made me pay the other.
I had a lot of problems with the financial aid process, so much that it almost wasn't worth the hassle. My tip for getting financial aid at USI and in a timely manner is to constantly stop by the Financial Aid office and call them until you get what you need. Be persistent!
Party Scene:
I don't party anymore, so I don't know much about the party scene. I'm friends with people who party, but I never join. I focus on my school work and have better things to do.
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I absolutely love Cyclone Salads, Red Mango, and Starbucks (of course). When I go to the dining hall I have never seen Fiesta Fuego open. I had pizza at The Loft one day and it was cold and greasy, I definitely don't recommend it!
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I don't recommend the two bedroom/four person apartments because it's essentially like living in the dorms. I do recommend the two bedroom/two person apartments though because it's like living in an actual apartment in the sense that you don't have to share a room with someone. I am currently going through roommate issues, and the RA just doesn't understand and is trying to make us get through it. I feel like if you are pay over two grand a semester you should at least enjoy living wherever you live. The parking is terrible when you live on campus, especially since you can't drive to class unless it's after hours.
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There are a few places to eat that are close to campus such as Denny's, Taco Bell, Azzip, and McDonald's. These places are not open very late though, Denny's is the only 24 hour restaurant.
All I do is the FAFSA and I get a departmental scholarship from my school.
We do not have a football team and the attendance of basketball games isn't too high.The homecoming basketball game is the biggest one of the semester.
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I absolutely love USI's dorms. They are suit-style, so they are very spacious and i only had to share a bathroom with one other person. Our floor was very close knit because our RA had many free programs and get together's. Living on campus is such an amazing experience. The on campus apartments are a little bit older though so they are not as nice, but they aren't bad either.
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A lot of students go home on the weekends.
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I don't really care for the Greek life. (From a non-Greek)
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