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Shellye from las vegas, NV
07/13/2009Reviewer is A current student here.
20 out of 20 people found this review useful. 1 of 29
Categories Comments Great for these types of students North Park is a great college for any kind of student. It is such a diverse campus that You can't say its only great for one specific type of students.
Tips for prospective students A great tip for any prospective students is to have a really detailed entree essay. The counselors love to hear all the details in your story.
Bang for the buck Because North Park is in an urban setting they received a lot of funding from the city. Instead of using the money for the campus they gave the money to the students. In 2008 the tuition for north park actually decreased.
Am enjoying being here There is always some special event going on each weekend at North Park. Its a small campus so there are a lot of familiar faces.
Am learning a lot It is very easy to learn everything you need to know at this school. The largest class size is 25 max. Your professors are always available to help you when you need extra help.
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Tariq from Hainesville, IL
06/30/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
3 out of 3 people found this review useful. 2 of 29
Categories Comments Great for these types of students North Park University is a great school for any and all kinds of people. It is a school with a lot of diversity among the students, as well as the professors.
Tips for prospective students Here is a tip for students that are thinking about coming here, when you come to the school for your visit ask your tour guide about the location of the OLDEST tree in Chicago. (It is right on campus, in the middle of the green space). Also, if you do decide to attend this university, make sure that you know all of your professor's names and try and make sure they remember yours for good reasons.
Bang for the buck This school really does give you a lot more than what your paying for. For instance, the work-out facility, Helwig, was completed in the fall of 2006 Helwig Recreation Center houses a state-of-the-art workout facility, 200-meter indoor track, 35-yard practice football turf, basketball and volleyball courts, a climbing wall, coaches' offices, and classroom space. There are many things that a person or group of people could do here and not get bored. Also, every Tuesday and Thursday, there are ab work outs and yoga that is available for no extra charge.
Am enjoying being here This school is great. I love the vibe that I got when I first stepped onto this campus. The people that you will be going to school with and living around are loving, caring, and very good people. It didn't take me very long to meet new people and my friends. I am a football player and that was another way to help with the process.
Am learning a lot I am learning a lot because the staff is able to get with each student one-on-one because this is not a big university like NIU or SIU. Here each class room has about 20-30 students. This allows the students to learn more and not have to compete for the teacher's attention as much.
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Ulysses from Wauconda, IL
07/28/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
3 out of 3 people found this review useful. 3 of 29
Categories Comments Great for these types of students -Nursing Majors -Business Majors -Chemistry Majors -Biology Majors -International students -Social students
Tips for prospective students -do not procrastinate -get sleep -when you are given an assignment, start it right away -look for any available on-campus jobs -buy used books -try to party only on the weekends because no one wants to go to class super tired the next day or even worse, not show up -show up to class (VERY IMPORTANT!) -take very good notes -if you are not there for a class, get the notes from one of your classmates and ask about any homework, due dates, changed due dates and tests/quizzes. -talk to your professor as much as possible. If you don't tell them you don't understand something, how are they supposed to be able to help you? -spend a lot of time at the library -check your email constantly for class cancellations, important class information from your professors, and updates on what is going on around campus.
Bang for the buck It is semi-expensive to go to North Park, but if you are able to find the money to come here, it is definitely worth it. North Park is a great academic school and was ranked number one in the country for their Nursing program. Although it is a dry campus and not a big party school, you can always find some fun around the neighborhood or even downtown. The quality of the university's education is great and you will definitely get your money's worth here.
Am enjoying being here I do enjoy living here at North Park because the neighborhood is nice and the location of the restaurants and the L are perfect. If you go out and meet new people, there is always something to do. There is music in the Java Haus lounge, frisbee in the green space and plays in the LHA, so its nice that all of these are close by. its not a large campus so its not easy to get lost in which makes getting to class so much easier. Most classes are located in Carlson Tower, so the only trick is knowing which floor to get off at. The diversity of the university also plays a major role in why it is a great campus. There are always international students coming in from Korea, Sweden and many other different countries. The students get to meet so many new people and the more people they meet, the more comfortable their environment becomes because it becomes easy to talk to other people and to get to know one another more closely.
Am learning a lot The professors here at this university are great. Since the class size is about 30 students, it is easy for the student to get to know their professors and spend time focusing on their key points in class, work on their flaws and correct whatever issues they may have. All the classrooms have a great projection set up so it makes it easier to learn with Powerpoints, pictures, movies, and Microsoft Word (for notes). Also, the construction of a new science building is coming up, so it going to be a great place to learn with all new equipment and everything.
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Seairra from Fitchburg, WI
06/14/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 2 people found this review useful. 4 of 29
Categories Comments Am enjoying being here The community here is great. You get to know people really fast and the professors are really nice. You get opportunities to work in or Around Chicago and get work with some really cool people.
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April Rose from Chicago, IL
01/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 29
Categories Comments Campus Safety Very safe since it's a Christian University! You can feel safe and secure in person and in spirit.
Clubs and Activities I'll be interested in their spiritual groups knowing we are composed of two bodies the physical body and spiritual one... I've met my physical needs through food and exercise now I need to meet my spiritual body
Bang for the buck the tuition is very expensive for a supporting student like me but I believe education is an investment!
What to do for fun Be positive in everything and remember is H=IJ means Happiness is inside job.
Tips for prospective students Plan ahead and double check all the requirements!
In three sentences I'm so blessed to get in their Nursing program. I waited for a while to get in but I know it was worth it! I heard and believe that through the school I'm closer to my dream to be a successful nurse!
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Diana from Chicago, IL
12/22/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Great for these types of students Its a great school for any type of person but for a headsup there are no frats here.
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Alexandra from Chicago, IL
02/27/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety i have never had a problem while attending north park and security is always around monitoring the parking lots and campus.
Clubs and Activities there are tons of clubs and activities on campus. almost every club you can think of as well as lots of sports for the athletic students.
Bang for the buck north park prides itself on helping its students so they offer lots of financial assistance. they have many scholarships and financial aid to give to prospective and current students.
What to do for fun there are always sports games, movie nights, exercising classes and field trips for students. there are a lot of restaurants in walking distance to hang out with friends between classes as well.
Food and Dining the cafe's are cheap and really good. there's food available in every student building.
Dorm Life i didn't dorm but i'm sure it's convenient and fun.
Academic Rigor the work is tough and quick but there's always someone there to help you. tutors are everywhere, study groups, friends, teachers and counselors are all there for you.
Tips for prospective students definitely apply and expect great things from this college, especially a warm welcome. the teachers are very open to assisting you with anything so don't be afraid to talk to them. do the campus tour, it was awesome and helpful. really give the professors a great entry essay. they love to read what you have to say.
In three sentences north park is comprised of instructors that are patient, approachable and really into assisting you with your studies. this school is very involved with its students on a social and academic level. it holds many opportunities to assist students with any curricular needs they may have, ie: financial aid, tutoring, social events, etc...
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Taylor from Chicago, IL
04/14/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
8 of 29
Categories Comments Bang for the buck Well I hope I get to meet you at our great school.
What to do for fun I play football and get together with the guys and play different sports in the gym later in the evening.
Food and Dining I eat there everyday, three times a day. They have the best pizza and burgers and if you don't feel like eating indoors there is a subway, McDonalds and another fast food place where you can eat inside. You don't ever have to worry being hungry.
Dorm Life The school has a great dorm, little hot in the summer, so bring fans. If this is your first time being away from your parents you might be saying I can't wait to get away, but you will miss them and if you have any problems with that you can go to your RA and they will be able to help you. I had a lot of problems, home sick, and after to weeks I was good. There are so many great people. The dorms are not really that big so don't bring your bedroom from home. Some bedding, towels, clothes, fans and I sure they told you rest. Well I hope I cover that.
Academic Rigor I say like at any college if you keep ahead of the game and keep your studies up you will be o.k. It's not like high school if your having any problems with your work go to your teacher and you can get some help before it gets out of hand. Remember your teacher doesn't go to you and tell you to get help you have to do it for yourself.
Tips for prospective students 1. Study hard in High School. 2. Do the best job you can on your A.C.T. 3. Finally, come to North Park with a smile on your face because they are welcome to take you will open arms
In three sentences I would rate North Park a number one school. I left North Park after my first year because I thought another school would be better. Believe me once your at North Park with the great teachers and the super help you get from everyone you will not want to leave.
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Tamara from Chicago, IL
04/21/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Bang for the buck This is not my first university but I am glad to become an alum of North Park University. I felt I got a lot out of my time here and truly made connections with my professors.
What to do for fun You have all of Chicago as well as some great activities at the university. The events reflect the interests of all majors and involve the community to create a positive presence.
Food and Dining Being located in the city, you have access to some great food. The staples such as Starbucks and Jimmy Johns are located across the street. The community is diverse with access to a variety of ethnic fare.
Dorm Life The dorms are nice and comparable to any other university. The security is tight. They make it a point to get to know all students who live on and off campus.
Academic Rigor They have high expectations and all the tools you need to be successful. Your degree will count for something. North Park has a following and is known among employers.
Tips for prospective students Use your advising resources. Keep in touch with professors and advisers if you are having trouble in class. Utilize the expertise of the librarians online and in person for all research paper assistance.
In three sentences Amazing classroom and online experience! The teachers and advisers are eager and sincere with helping you achieve your educational goals. This school is perfect for recent high school graduates, adults going back to college; Christians and non-Christians alike!
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Jessica from Waunakee, WI
05/16/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Can't comment.
Greek Life Can't comment.
Clubs and Activities Can't comment.
Great for these types of students SAL program is great for working adults. Classes are 7 weeks each and meet one night/week for 4 hours. I believe you can take as long as you would like to complete your degree.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Can't comment.
Bang for the buck Can't comment.
Food and Dining Can't comment.
Dorm Life Can't comment.
Academic Rigor Can't comment.
Tips for prospective students Ask questions! If you don't understand something or would like more information, ask. They are fantastic at connecting you with helpful staff.
In three sentences The admission staff is great! The most attentive and caring I have encountered during my college career - no questions have been left unanswered or taken longer than a day for a response . They are willing to help with anything or directly you to someone who can instead, FAST!
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Nalanie from Chicago, IL
05/30/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety There is never any trouble on campus. Students can feel comfortable and safe in their enviroment.
What to do for fun I don't live on campus but there are always different activies and events that are held.
Food and Dining Food is very delicious and there are a lot of options to choose from.
Tips for prospective students It is important to study for about thirty minutes each day for each course. Especially for test and quizes, dedicate about two hours two weeks in advanced and to read any assignments that are given, so that class disscusions may be easier and more interesting.
In three sentences North Park University has excellent professors, where student's can connect on a more personal level. Has passionate courses, where teachers take lessons beyond to another level. and has friendly students who are willing to help those in need.
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Sherri Chicago, IL
06/04/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
12 of 29
Categories Comments Campus Safety Pretty safe in the campus. Outside is a different story
Greek Life None.
Clubs and Activities alot pretty much different types. Or you can create your own.
Great for these types of students religious, students that like small communities small classrooms
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Streaking. Males
Bang for the buck its pretty expensive.
What to do for fun There isnt that much todo, you can join sports or clubs. If you become friends with a people in apartments you will go to parties, and there is a train nearby.
Food and Dining It is not the best, it's kind of bad. But you wont die. Hey food is food.
Dorm Life As long as your laidback and not a complainer you will be okay.
Academic Rigor Alot of people are always in the library. Its kind of a thing todo.
Tips for prospective students Socialize as much as possible. go to events, and try to hangout with everyone, not one group. Your in college not highschool.
In three sentences northpark is very small, and like a small town. Pretty much everyone knows everyone. Reminds me of highschool, well dorm life.
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Helen from Hopkins, MN
07/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Great for these types of students North Park is associated with the Evangelical Covenant Church, but nothing is mandatory besides two Bible or Theology classes. I feel as though I have grown more in my faith than I would have if I went to a school that required me to sign a statement of faith or had mandatory chapels. North Park offers two weekly chapels, and even though they are not required, they are often very full. Our University Ministries office is a huge blessing, and they offer great ways to get involved.
Bang for the buck My financial aid has been, for the most part, an incredible blessing. What is not covered by loans or grants I usually pay out of pocket, and I have been able to support myself the last 3 years without any additional loans. I also feel blessed by how many connections professors have, as well as the internship possibilities, being in Chicago.
What to do for fun There are plenty of restaurants and cute coffee shops around the area. We are also close to the CTA - we're a few blocks from one of the El stops (the train), buses run on most streets surrounding campus, and plenty of things are within a bike-able or even walking distance. Chicago has lots of festivals and concerts, and many of them are free or low priced.
Food and Dining ARA isn't the greatest. It is nice not to have to make your own food, but sometimes the repetition of the same foods gets old. There are lots of great restaurants around though, and most of them are priced well for a college budget, so it's not like ARA is the only option.
Dorm Life I lived in the dorms for the first two years I was at North Park and LOVED it. It was how I met most of my close friends now, and there is literally nothing like living in the dorms. The Resident Assistants (RAs) do a fantastic job of helping you adjust to life in Chicago/in college, especially freshman year, and it is a blast to be able to live in such close proximity to friends.
Academic Rigor Some of the classes are pretty easy, but others are way more difficult. You can find a level that is good for you, but even if you are struggling, professors are really there to help you. They aren't going to always seek you out, but if you ask them for help, they are often really willing to work with you and are a huge help.
Tips for prospective students Get involved! North Park has lots of clubs and groups to get involved in, and many of them help you get to know both the neighborhood and the city we go to school in. The on-campus houses and apartments often host Fika, a few hours of coffee and treats (for free! Free food will be the way to any college student's heart.) and hanging out with friends, which is a great way to get to know people! Don't be afraid of initial awkwardness - get out there and get to know people!
In three sentences North Park has been the perfect place for me. I have gotten to know friends through living in the dorms and the small community, have been challenged and grown, and gotten to explore Chicago. Going into my senior year, I am excited to help other students have a great experience at North Park as well.
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Winnie from Chicago, IL
07/20/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety The college provides campus security with actual or former officers who offer you safe escort from campus buildings and train station. There are alarm buttons located all over campus to provide safety.
Clubs and Activities There many student organizations on campus driven by students for students. All from sports, cultural to musical and volunteering. Joining these clubs and activities also is a great way to get to know people. You also have the opportunities to contribute by joining the club's leaderships, the reward in the end can be leadership experience and even be nominated for your work.
What to do for fun The beach is about 20 minutes with bus from campus. Downtown is about 30 minutes with train depending on the hour of the day. Many on campus student organizations offer activities, movie nights and food. Hang out, talk and play.
Food and Dining The campus dining hall offers a variety of meals, but after a while you might get tired of it since it goes in a circle. Although it does offer all the nutrients you need to function, the taste might be boring for some people. They serve hot meals, sandwiches, fast food, salad and fruit stands. And cereal. In additional, there are many eateries around campus, from Jimmy Jones to Korean. Food is never a problem.
Dorm Life Dorming will be strict for on campus residents. All guests must be registered and leave their IDs prior to entering their rooms. There cannot be guests in your room after midnight. The dorm life might not be as comfortable as you wish it to be, but it is satisfying enough for you to study. The walls are thinner, and the temperature might not be as ideal as you wish it to be either. The best is that you are close to your friends, and the campus provides everything you need in your studies.
Academic Rigor Different professors have different expectations for different classes, but if you do not follow his or her instructions to pass the class, you better have a good explanation to be excused. You are expected to pass the class with a minimum grade of 'C', otherwise you will not receive the full credit points. It is up each student individually to complete each assignment unless excused at least a certain time before deadline. Absences will be noted, and it affects your grade. Breaking campus rules, you might result meeting the dean.
Tips for prospective students It is OK to not know everything in the beginning, current and alumni students are more than happy to help you if you do wonder about anything, whether it is classes, subjects, professors or campus questions. It is smart to get to know some current students to help you prepare yourself and reduce whatever that might be your worries if you have any. Professors and other faculty members are there to help and guide you through everything, thus it is important that you ask whenever there is anything you are wondering about. Once you start college, please make friends! Be social, I can ensure you that you will always find someone who share the exact interests as you. Join the community by looking up clubs and activities. There's nothing to fear, only everything to look forward to.
In three sentences The college provides a Christian atmosphere for prayers and worship, but also variety of opportunities to share your own beliefs and views. It has an interest for students, especially those with interesting backgrounds, whether it is projects, culture, views or sexuality, everyone is included in the community. As a college, it offers the best for the students to, not only study, but also be a part of a bigger educational and giving community.
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Dominique from Chicago, IL
09/10/2012Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
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Categories Comments Food and Dining I was told the food is good. But there is also a lot of restaurants and coffee shops across from campus
Dorm Life Small but you don't spend a lot of time in your dorm so there is no problem. Its great if you don't mind community bathrooms.
Tips for prospective students Just be yourself and be open.
In three sentences North Park and its community is like a family. They are so welcoming, even the store owners! Great for students looking for a small close nit community like home.
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Azia from Brooklyn Park, MN
09/12/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
16 of 29
Categories Comments Campus Safety It is a very safe campus and their is always campus security
What to do for fun Usually their are different events going on campus that you can attend however walking the streets of down town Chicago is also a great way to have fun.
Tips for prospective students Try to maintain a good g.p.a in High School
In three sentences North Park is a great school and the people here are very friendly! Teachers are actually interested in getting to know your name and they want you to succeed.
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L. from Chicago, IL
03/17/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
17 of 29
Categories Comments Campus Safety I bike to campus, and have never felt any threat of theft. When I did have troubles with my bike, campus security was very helpful, even if it took them a few days to get a handle on my problem.
Clubs and Activities You don't see much of North park's clubs, outside of the occasional fundraiser or bake sale in Carlson lobby. However, the University Ministries is a great way to get plugged in in almost any type of ministry that you could want.
Great for these types of students Covenant! If your life has been invested in the covenant church, then you'll feel right at home at North Park. Being Swedish is also a plus.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Charcoal Delights (Foster and Kedzie) and Beijo (on Foster) are two of my favorite places to grab something small to eat and to hang out with friends. Both are places you wouldn't expect to be so fantastic, but really are little gems close to campus.
Bang for the buck I feel that I really am getting the most out of my North Park experience. It helps that their tuition isn't disastrously high.
What to do for fun If you're a fan of coffee dates, then there's a Starbucks and a cute little cafe called Beijo across from campus that are perfect for hanging out in. The Viking Cafe and Java Haus are nice as well, and campus life hosts lots of fun activities on and off campus.
Food and Dining Also being a commuter, I don't dine on campus very often. However, the cafe on the North Park campus is neat and fun. It's a nice place to hang out during the day and has some pretty good light snacks. The only downsides are when something runs out, and the prices, which I think are slightly too high.
Dorm Life Being a commuter, I have not lived in a dorm, however I can say that the on campus apartments are very nice and a great arrangement for students.
Academic Rigor The academic planning guides and advisors from North Park have removed so much stress from my life- I know what classes I should be taking each year for my major, and making classes fit together is much easier. Classes are well taught and include a variety of different and new assignments.
Tips for prospective students The small campus is wonderful- everything is pretty easy to get to as quickly as you need to get there. I highly recommend staying a night on campus before school starts, even if you plan on commuting.
In three sentences What first drew me to North park was its beautiful campus. It was a major plus to having my major and being easy to commute to and from. In only a year I have met so many people and learned many things.
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EunGyeong from Korea-Republic Of
04/06/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
18 of 29
Categories Comments Campus Safety Neighborhood is sketchy but as long as you are in campus, you are safe. security guys escort you to the train station or anywhere in campus. They are nice most of times.
Greek Life We don't have it.
Clubs and Activities Medieval foam sword fight club, enough said.
Great for these types of students Students who wants a community and willing to embrace liberty of others...... Students who wants to be hippies
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Freshman streak! In April fool's day, all freshman guys get naked and run around the campus in front of whole student body at midnight. People come out to watch them, yes. Neighborhood complains annually but every time they call the police, oh well, what's done is done.
Bang for the buck This is only me and my roommate know, so it's a really big deal! Bottled Gatorades in the library are 75 cents while those are 2.5$ in the gym. I don't think inspector found out about that yet. I've been taking advantage of that for a whole year. It's a better deal than target!
What to do for fun There's one thrift store called village 2 blocks away from the campus. have some tacky Tuesday fun, then if you get bored, go out to downtown. There are not many things to do in neighborhood.
Food and Dining If you are a vegetarian, it's a horrible place to get a meal plan. Their breakfast is my favorite especially cereals, bagels and milk. Oops!
Dorm Life It's a good place to get to know people especially if you are a freshman girl, they all put newly incoming girls into the round dorm called Anderson. There's a bathroom in the middle of circle so you occasionally see the people. Good to socialize but not really private and such a small room for 2 people.
Academic Rigor Because it's a small campus, you see whole entire school body around sometimes it feels like I am in high school. Some professors makes me wonder if I am really in high school. They are smart and qualified I am sure but I do not really know if they are using the right methods.
Tips for prospective students Campus is beautiful but make sure to attend the classes and get to know the professors!
In three sentences They claim they are intentionally urban, purposefully multicultural, liberal Christian. The thing is because it's such a small community, Christians know about each other too much, it is urban only if you are willing to take the el for 45 minutes, and multicultural but they hang with who they look like.
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Aaliyah from Pickerington, OH
04/17/2013Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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Categories Comments Tips for prospective students check out more than one school.
In three sentences This is a nice school.
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04/23/2013Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
20 of 29
Categories Comments Food and Dining The overall design and quality of the food and cafeteria is lacking.
Dorm Life Typical dorms, Anderson is a really fun one with the common rooms in the middle.
Academic Rigor There are challenging courses but overall manageable.
In three sentences Great location on the outside of Chicago. Smaller campus and good music program. New building next year and hopefully a new dining service.
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Emily from Carroll, IA
05/07/2013Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
21 of 29
Categories Comments In three sentences It's a good school but not in the best neighborhood.
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07/02/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety When I'm at North Park, I feel safe. There's always securities circling around campus to make sure everything's fine. Also, the securities would also pick you up from wherever you are if it's in the middle of the night. For commuters and students going to North Park, if it's dark outside they'll offer to give you a ride to the train station or from the train station to school. The Kimball brown line is just four blocks away if you take the river path. So it isn't so much to walk, so I have yet to take an offer.
Bang for the buck It is quite pricey, but it is worth the money. I'm a nursing student and they seem to have a great nursing program. I've met with other nursing students who are higher level than me and they say it's a great program. Also, the professors are very helpful and you can visit writing advisers to help you on your essays; It doesn't matter for which subject.
What to do for fun There's a lot of events in North Park, there's star seeing in the library, fun workouts in the Gym; from karate to pilates, many concerts and plays to see. Also, in one of the dorms there's an area called Java Haus, it's almost like a poetry place, there's talent contests and a mini store that you can even buy ramen/noodles in a cup. Activities outside of campus would be the weekend Anime club, as well as chances to go see the Cubs, White Sox, go to Six Flags, and museums as well.
Food and Dining North Park, has a cafeteria for those who dorm and those who are commuters. I'm a commuter but I have tasted the cafeteria food for those who dorm; it's meh, it could be better. They have a lot of options from pizza to Indian food. They also have different kinds of cereal, ice cream, and a salad bar. Then there's the cafe for commuters called the Viking Cafe, they don't have many options for meals, but they do have a lot for snacks. They serve coffee,Tazo tea, espressos, smoothies, fruit yogurt, a long with different types of muffins, and cinnamon rolls. As for the meals, they're basically sandwiches, paninis, and breakfast wraps. The Viking Cafe can get crowded but you can take the food to go and sit in the lobby or outside in the patio. So overall it's really good, everyone loves the paninis.
Dorm Life I honestly haven't dorm. However, I've met people who have, some like it and some don't. Most people that I've met have liked dorming, however they have disliked the possibility of being flooded and having no AC.
Academic Rigor Most of the professors I've had would want to push you to your limits, they know you can do much more and that's what they want to show you. They'll give a helping hand, a small push, so you'll know you can do a lot and that you could do better.
Tips for prospective students If you don't want to be another number for professors this is the right place for you, most professors would like to get to know you. Also, if you're interested in French this is also a great place, although we have only one French professor she is awesome and very friendly. She's expanding the French language in many schools as well. If you think about dorming, I don't recommend the cafeteria food. Overall, this is a great university, plus there's a Starbuck's, Jimmy Johns, McDonald's, Mexican Food, Chinese food, and even Indian food.
In three sentences North Park University is small but has everything you need and want from a university. The campus consists of many buildings, and is currently adding a new building for science classes; it's a very beautiful building. Many of the professors are friendly and are there to help and guide you in the subject and even in other issues.
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Ashley from Maple Grove, MN
07/17/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Though Chicago has a horrible reputation for safety, the North Park/Albany Park neighborhood is very safe. The campus security folks are all former Chicago policemen and are good at what they do. They do campus escorts from dusk to dawn within a mile of campus and respond to calls quickly.
Greek Life Greek life is pretty much nonexistent at North Park, but no one misses it much.
Clubs and Activities So many opportunities, causes, and groups meet on campus. If there isn't an event, there's a forum. Groups of every kind can be found, even LARPing groups that meet in the campus center.
Great for these types of students Eccentric people who are prepared to have their minds widened belong at North Park. More conservative, closed off people still fit well and tend to open up a bit during their time there. There's really a place for everyone here.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Don't even ask about The Streak. On nice days in fall or spring, The Hump (the grassy knoll on campus) will be covered in people studying, talking, slacklining, kicking a soccer ball around, or drawing. You'll have to watch out for frisbees since there's a course for frolfing around campus.
Bang for the buck Compared to many private schools, North Park offers more for less. The location, faculty, opportunities, beautiful campus, and community makes for a worthwhile experience. They also offer many different kinds of scholarships that can make a significant difference in your tuition bill.
What to do for fun Explore Chicago. Take advantage of the L station being close to campus and pretend to be a tourist for a day. Go to the Armitage stop of the brown line and try one of the Italian restaurants there. The Bourgeois Pig off of the Fullerton stop is a great study place for when you want to get off campus but still need to be productive. There's always some kind of events or group happening on campus as well, so you won't ever be bored!
Food and Dining Campus food is provided by Aramark, on a lower level of quality than at many places. There is always something edible to eat but not necessarily something you didn't eat yesterday. If you know which stations to go to and which foods to avoid, you will be better off. There were rumors of a re-designed cafeteria and menu, however, which could change everything.
Dorm Life Depending on the dorm you choose, you may have a loud, very social experience or a quieter, more solitary experience. Resident assistants differ in their level of involvement, but as with much of life, it's what you make it. If you take the time to get to know your neighbors and RA, you will have a better experience. The actual buildings are middle of the road as far as dorms are concerned and are continually being updated.
Academic Rigor As a humanities student, it's more the rigor of intensity of thought that is difficult at North Park, something you can choose to participate in or opt out of. The experience is rich with professors who have intriguing perspectives and ask questions of you that change the way you think. The sciences have a reputation for being incredibly difficult, not only in assignment load but in exams.
Tips for prospective students Visit a school in a cornfield or college town somewhere, then visit North Park. Make connections with the admissions people when you come and send in your application early on.
In three sentences North Park University offers interesting, challenging classes from remarkable professors who are invested in education. The atmosphere both inside and outside the classroom broadens one's horizons, particularly due to the incredible diversity of the student population. The out-of-class opportunities extend learning to real-world situations.
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Bethany from Rockford, MI
11/07/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Keep in mind we're in Chicago. This year we've had several gun-related incidents, including a mugging of a student. Campus security officers are often kinda jerky and try to dissuade students from using their services (one of them told my NON-PREGNANT friend that it was good she was getting her traveling in before the baby came.... he also told us it was nonsensical that we ask for an escort across campus at night.) I personally feel safe on and off campus during the day, even by myself, but it's not a good idea to go out alone too long after dark.
Greek Life Nonexistent.
Clubs and Activities Lots of these. Many culture-based organizations that hold regular events... outings and activities organized by the Bridge committee.... activities every which way you turn! Theatre performances! Gospel choir concerts! Weekend spiritual retreats! And many more!
Great for these types of students Christians (especially liberal Christians), Swedes, Evangelical Covenant members, nursing students, opera singers, storefront theatre enthusiasts
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The night is April 1st... the scene is the bridge over the North Branch of the Chicago River... the sight is approximately twenty naked freshman boys dashing along at midnight while a giant crowd cheers. This is The Streak. Enough said.
Bang for the buck The education is overall mediocre, but campus life and the opportunities for spiritual formation are great. If you talk to the right people, you can have a lot of opportunities here.
What to do for fun Dude! You're in Chicago! The Brown Line runs right near campus, so it's easy to get downtown... and from there, you can do anything. The Belmont stop is a common hangout spot for students, with a popular frozen yogurt joint and Clarke's restaurant. Residence Life offers many opportunities for student activities throughout the year... movie nights, open mics, bowling, etc. Chicago is always chock-full of things to do.
Food and Dining The food isn't great, but it's not as bad as they say. The dining hall was recently remodeled and looks quite attractive. One of the main beefs students have with ARA (the cafeteria) is that, although our meal plans are prepaid, we are not allowed to use our meal plan for guests or bring food out of the cafeteria. It is a bad value for your money.
Dorm Life If you live in a dorm you're required to have a meal plan-- that's the downside of dorm life. Our cafeteria is famously mediocre. But I find the dorms generally fun. I like being around other people, I enjoy the opportunity to meet others, and it's nice (I must admit) to not have to cook for myself. It isn't too rowdy, and you can make good friends on your floor.
Academic Rigor If I had wanted a college that would challenge me academically, I would not have chosen North Park. It does have three outstanding programs-- Nursing, Music, and Education-- but eveything else is mediocre. Professors are often very relaxed on deadlines, which can make it hard to get work done on time, and often don't check up on whether you've done the reading or not. I went a whole quad in one of my Spanish classes practically without doing any homework, and I got a B because I did well on the tests.
Tips for prospective students You probably won't visit the dining hall as much as you think you will. I signed up for the average meal plan, 15 per week, and it was waaaaay too much for me. Professors are often very lax on deadlines, so discipline yourself to get your work done on time.
In three sentences I really love North Park; it has helped me grow and learn to be an adult. However, that doesn't mean it's perfect (the dining hall is one example...). It's a good place to be if you value life experience over academic rigor.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun Unfortunately, there are not a lot of extra activities for students to do on campus but the school itself is not too far from many sources of entertainment within the city itself.
Food and Dining Students are limited to one source of food on campus, the limited hours often cause student-athletes, like myself, to miss meals regularly.
Dorm Life The dorm life on campus is somewhat lacking in comparison to the rest of the campus. Many residents, myself included, have noticed several improvements that could be made to the areas of the school set aside for student living.
Academic Rigor As a transfer student, I have found a noticeable difference in the level of difficulty related to the courses I have completed. These courses, however, are taught by very knowledgeable instructors with a great deal of detail and passion.
Tips for prospective students All prospective students should take into consideration each and every potential college that meets their base needs in areas relating to their intended major, the vicinity of the school as related to how close or far they wish to be from their home/family, and the amount of money that they are willing to be accountable for paying on tuition.
In three sentences The school is a small private, religious college. Its located on a very small, but beautiful campus in Chicago. The level of academic excellence in the classroom is held to a high, but realistic, standard.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety I can't really say that the neighborhood is the safest place, but North Park University has appropriate security.
What to do for fun I usually go to Helwig (the gym) and play some sports with some friends. There are times that I go to the library and check out some board games with some friends.
In three sentences North Park University offers many opportunities from academics to activities. Professors will give full attention and help students that seek it. Staff is generally friendly except for a few student services employees.
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Olivia from Prudenville, MI
04/24/2014Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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Categories Comments In three sentences There admissions rep. is really helpful always answers any question I have.
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Carolyn from Detroit
08/30/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Great for these types of students Any. North Park is a very diverse environment.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Threshold AKA freshman/transfer student orientation is very well done. It's a great transition into school and an amazing opportunity to get connected.
What to do for fun The city of Chicago is at your fingertips!! Go exploring!!
Food and Dining The cafeteria is very diverse and has its good and bad days like any cafeteria. A 10 meal plan is recommended, you won't need more than 10 as long as you keep snacks in your dorm.
Dorm Life Great community in the dorms but it doesn't get too crazy. Great RA's are hired and the staff in the dorms are always friendly and helpful.
Academic Rigor If you have good time management skills you won't have a problem. As long as you are willing to put in an effort professors are willing to help you out if you encounter issues.
Tips for prospective students Visit the school before you attend. If you are looking for a big school this is not the place, but if you like the idea of a close community it is a great place for getting engaged and involved. There are many on campus jobs and activities to participate in. There is some partying but if you don't want to be a part of the drinking scene it is very easy to stay away from it and still have a social life.
In three sentences North Park has the benefits of both small school and big city. There is an emphasis on faith if you are interested and willing to pursue it. There are great connections with professors and if you have concerns they are always willing to help.
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Megan from Dwight, IL
04/15/2015Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
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Categories Comments Dorm Life Rooms are a little small but that's to be expected. Everyone seems to be open to meeting new people.
In three sentences Amazing location since it's in the city but due to it's location and a small campus, it doesn't completely feel like you're living in the city. It has great diversity on campus.
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Been busy on the ship. I'm currently in Bahrain, but I'll be going back to the states for school in Virginia. I leave tomorrow.
I've been a bit busy as well. My holidays were good. The older I get the more I realize that the specialness revolving around holidays is about the people you're with, not the holidays themselves. I need to wait a couple more weeks before I receive the results of my civil service test. Hopefully that will lead to somewhere.
It was a pleasure to meet you as well. Thank you for your kind words of encouragement.
Hope you have a fine week too.
Good Morning, I hope you have a pleasant day!
Good Morning!
That's is a good question. I will be doing security - that is all I know.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I just received word I got my TS Clearance! I'm good to go!
Thank you for the request, Donna, it's very nice to meet you, too!
You just put a great big smile on my face. Something which has not happened in a while. GOD BLESS YOU!! You are so very smart, sincere and genuine. As I mentioned before, you are truely unique and a blessing to those who have you in their life! Your faith is so very strong and you help to spread it through your words of wisdom. Thank you!
Hello and nice to hear from you. Keep up the faith. God does have a plan. You have to help work on it everyday.
Hey Peaceby! I am doing well. Just working as much and as hard as I can. Still struggling and having difficulities, but trying to work through all the many issues I am having. How are you doing? I hope you are doing really great and amazing. You are such a kind and thoughtful person. I really appreciate your warm hello's and interest in my well being. You deserve nothing but peace, joy and happiness. God bless you, your family and everyone you hold dear!
Nice to hear from you. I am proud to have worked on the Pentagon. It was an honor. Though I never served I somehow feel as I did by working on the building and it is my hope me and the team I was on helped the building to be a better place to be. I had a sense of purpose there. Once again I'm feeling a sense of purpose as I have been selected to work for the State Department. I hope to know something in the next couple of months.
Thanks my friend! There's a Spanish saying that goes, "I hope you have the mouth of an angel" referring to your very supporting words. :)
Thank you! God bless you too my dear sister :)


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Jose Mourinho will make everybody in England believe that he is hated in Spain. It is, though, a consequence of his strategy.
He has been going to war with the media from the beginning. He stopped them travelling on the plane that used to go to games so they have to stay an extra night after matches or get flights at odd times instead of coming back with the team.
He closed down the training ground and didn't allow the players to talk to the press as much. He basically went to war with the media because that's what he's done everywhere. He did that in England, in Italy and even in Portugal and of course there are people who dislike that sort of approach.
Also, there is a general conclusion that Mourinho has been a lot of noise without much product. For one league title and perhaps two cups there has been too much controversy and too much tension between the two sides.
There must be something behind his child-like behaviour in press conferences and there are different points of view on this. Some say he's trying to force Real Madrid to sack him and that's why he said that in the last 10 to 20 years Barcelona has been a better team than Real Madrid and things like that. Other coaches have been sacked for less than that.
The problem is Real Madrid don't want to sack him because they would have to pay 10 million euros of his buy-out clause. The agreement at the moment is that if he goes then whoever gets him may have to pay 10 million euros. All of that will be negotiated and it means that Mourinho will stay until the end of the season.
The most interesting twist in the last week is that Pepe had a go at his own manager. There is a civil war whereby the technical staff are on one side and the players are on another; the players don't understand Mourinho and his methods any more.
There was a fantastic front page on my newspaper AS that said 'Mourinho I: The Semi-Finalist' because he was showing off that he had managed to get to three semi-finals in three years - but he was bought to get the 10th European Cup!
Players looked at that cover and enjoyed it because things have broken down for good. We'll discuss all of this further on Revista de La Liga on Tuesday night.
Guillem answers your questions...
Got a question for Guillem? Then send it firstname.lastname@example.com or use the feedback form below, and then look out for his answer next week.
Hi Guillem, I have read in papers that Man Utd are planning to move in for Ronaldo if and when Madrid decides to sell him. What is the likelihood of this happening? Also, are Madrid trying to sign Bale to replace Ronaldo? Thanks. Novin Singh
GUILLEM REPLIES: Let's make this clear once again. Real Madrid have no intention whatsoever of getting rid of Ronaldo this summer. But then again, if they don't renew his contract he would only have two years left so it would be an interesting proposition. They say 100% that he is not leaving this summer.
What has happened to Jose Callejon during this season? Last season he hit double figures with crucial goals, and this season his has disappeared into the background, sort of like Kaka last season. I know Real Madrid's forwards bar Ronaldo haven't been performing, but he isn't even getting playing time. Surely he would have been an ideal man to bring on in Dortmund 2 weeks ago, as he is a fighter? Thanks Elliot Berry
GUILLEM REPLIES: This is one of those situations at Real Madrid that nobody understands. Callejon could have been given more time at the start of the season, but has not been given the chance by Mourinho. Some say that he has been getting away from Mourinho and instead of being one of his warriors has been getting close to the Spanish contingent there, which has worked against him.
Hey Guillem, I was wondering what are the chances of Madrid's cantera products coming back to play in first team next season? I am referring to players like Daniel Carvajal (right back of the season in the Bundesliga) and Javi Garcia of Manchester City. Seeing as how Mourinho may leave, Michael Essien may leave with him, and the Chelsea-loaned player has been used as a back-up for both right back and defensive midfield roles this season, Carvajal seems like a no-brainer, and Javi Garcia hasn't seen many minutes this past season with City. Could we see a more Spanish Madrid next season? Javier Pineda
GUILLEM REPLIES: The idea is to bring Carvajal back next season. He is considered to have been one of the best right-backs of the season in the Bundesliga, as you say, and they want him back.
Hi Guillem. In the wake of their recent defeat by Bayern, are there any plans for Barca to strengthen their squad? I believe athletic, powerful and skilful players like Gareth Bale and Matts Hummels would be ideal additions, giving the team a more physical presence, and in Bale's case, an athletic player who should be well suited to bringing back the pressing game. What do you think? Ben Seymour, Barcelona fan.
GUILLEM REPLIES: There's two ways of looking at this. The board would like a bigger revolution in the squad with big names going, but Tito Vilanova and Andoni Zubizarreta, the director of football, would prefer a more conservative approach so there will only be two or three signings if they get their way. That of course includes a new striker because David Villa will probably be sold; a centre-back (they prefer Thiago Silva to Mats Hummels); and perhaps a physical midfielder. Gareth Bale is not in the equation because Barcelona are trying to convince Neymar to come this summer.
Hi Guillem, What will managers like Quique S�nchez Flores or Unai Emery need to do to become potential candidates for future vacancies at Real, Barca and the Spanish national team? Peter Nicolaides
GUILLEM REPLIES: Quique S�nchez Flores is out of the equation now because he's gone to Dubai and prefers to continue his career there, which is perhaps a sign that he thinks his time has passed. Unai Emery perhaps lacks the personality of a former player or the international name which sometimes is what is needed to get to Real Madrid and Barcelona nowadays want somebody who understands very closely what the club is all about. The national team, though, could be a possibility for both of them at some point.
How will Guardiola communicate with Bayern players and with the media? I've only seen Robben and Boateng making interviews in English, so they do speak English well, but majority of the team doesn't. Hispanic players speak Spanish, but they don't have that many of them in the squad. So is he going to learn German or will he have an interpreter? Will he have an assistant who speaks German and also either English or Spanish? Peter Halasa
GUILLEM REPLIES: He has been learning German since the summer and plans to do his press conferences in German. He also plans to talk to the players in German.
Hello Guillem. It looks increasingly likely that Socieded will be playing Champions League football next season. If they do, what are the chances of Inigo Martinez, Carlos Vela etc staying at the club or are they likely to be poached by bigger clubs? Also is it true that Guardiola wants to bring Inigo Martinez to Bayern next season? Thanks, Abdirashid Osman
GUILLEM REPLIES: Inigo Martinez is wanted by both Barcelona and Real Madrid, but Real Sociedad say they are not selling anybody. Financially the club seem to be ok and they want to keep hold of everybody to play in the Champions League. Also, Carlos Vela does not want to go back to Arsenal. He didn't enjoy London as a city, it wasn't so much the club, and he hopes that Arsenal don't buy him back, even though they have an option to do so for about five million euros, I believe.
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Samuel Parlachi (Arsenal fan) says...
Hi Guillem. What does the future hold for Roberto Soldado? I was looking at his record - 137 games for Valencia (113 starts) 77 goals - and was quite amazed that he isn't linked with many clubs. As an Arsenal fan, I feel he'd be perfect for us next season. His buy-out clause I've read is �29m, but realistically, how much would he cost? Thanks.
Posted 09:25 7th May 2013
George Sanchez (Manchester United fan) says...
Is Mourinho maybe tired of dealing with the media or actions of the players? I'm just saying he has help Madrid get some decent silverware and defeating barca several times...also is Manchester United planning on buying a perfect defensive midfielder?..because they just buy strikers
Posted 07:32 7th May 2013
Dan Mwachura (Chelsea fan) says...
mourinho should come back to chelsea and come along with luka modric to fill the void in the midfield.
Posted 06:51 7th May 2013
Ishy (Barcelona fan) says...
Hi gulliem I been watching n enjoying ravista since 2005 and you guys are doing a great job giving insight on spanish football I have asked a question before so if you could answer I would be greatfull... As a life long barca fan only question I have is barca rumours keep coming up saying we buying neymar n hummels n etc but how much true is in those rumours and do barca have enough money to actually buy them I know they won't be cheap! Also so happy to see mourinho go I don't respect a man who has his head up his backside and can't recognise the acheivments of great del basque also don't you think he diverted all the attention from madrids elimination away n drawn the whole world to himself. And how can people call our season a faliure we won the title(important 1) and we defied cancer not one but twice! Gracias senior visca el barca
Posted 22:01 6th May 2013
Ad S (Manchester United fan) says...
besides this fiasco. the media is hyped on changes. probably because that is what everyone is demanding after the anger of big semi final losses. i think it would be over reacting especially at barca, who have such an entrenched ideology pervading their dressing room that any new signing will make it worse before they make it better. look at all the new signings and how they have impacted the style, efficiency and the overall mood of the team. alot of the younger players that have come in seem to like a joke and play up for the cameras, including pique and fabregas, so i think they have alot more to work on internally before they go buying and selling. plus working on players that have been there for 2-3 years already will surely be better than starting at 0 with 3-4 new players coming into to replace them. madrid are getting a new manager and system so they can do what they want. buy buy buy. your thoughts?
Posted 20:08 6th May 2013
Hamza Shahid (Manchester United fan) says...
HI Guillem, I was just wondering whether you think gareth bale will have a future with Madrid? He seems like the type of player Madrid seem to buy.
Posted 19:41 6th May 2013
Kiko Callier (Manchester City fan) says...
Dear Guillem, Love your column, you make many valid points in specific in regards to Mourinho. I think not having the media around creates a better teaching atmosphere and unites the team into one opinion and work ethic. The media so frequently distorts commentaries made by players, that any misquote could turn into controversy. DO you positively believe his time in Madrid is done?
Posted 16:16 6th May 2013
Victor Nogueira (Arsenal fan) says...
Hello, there have been a lot of talk about the money Arsene Wenger will have in the summer to buy new players. Since spanish players have been a sucess at Arsenal, If he really have that kind of money, what spanish players do you think he should buy?
Posted 16:12 6th May 2013
Stephen Kanasha (Barcelona fan) says...
Barca coach, has a very big task to work on in is team. Otherwise its performance wil continue going down, the defence of the team is just to pathetic,hence they is need to buy players like david luis of chelsea and sagna of arsenal, buy gareth bale on any other striker or attacking mid fielders because they fail to perform well due to players like javi and inesta those guys who are stuck to only one system of playing,a good exaple is fabregas,alexis and danny elvis.
Posted 15:38 6th May 2013
Paul Linton (Manchester United fan) says...
Hi Guillem, I was wondering have you heard any more about falcao and man utd?
Posted 14:33 6th May 2013
Al Beech (Liverpool fan) says...
I wouldn't like to see Mourinho back at Chelsea. I can see why the fans would love him back as he revolutionised them into a European force and is a very successful and charismatic manager but, honestly, I think he's worth more than a 'comforting' step back. PSG would be a great move to redeem himself and manage a better calibre of team and a more unified club in general - Why would anyone choose to work for someone like Abramovich? He's the reason (to my understanding) why Jose left in the first place and now he wants to 'use' Jose again. Chelsea are not a respectable club and while the fans keep singing "Champions of Europe", bragging about a cup they didn't deserve to win, they'll continue to be an embarrassment to good football and a great demonstration of a cut-throat business. Even as a Liverpool fan I'd go to PSG and wait for Alex Ferguson's call to take over a real stable, quality football club.
Posted 13:43 6th May 2013
Keith M (Manchester United fan) says...
Hello Guillem. Is it true that Barcelona are willing to sell Cesc Fabregas, to fund their transfer targets? If they are what clubs are looking at him? He was great at Arsenal but I doubt they could buy him back with their strict transfer policy. Although he is loyal to Arsenal money talks! So could you see a move for him to United?
Posted 13:23 6th May 2013
Richard Cajero (Real Madrid fan) says...
Who will Madrid buy this season ?
Posted 12:50 6th May 2013
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