<p>Will anyone fit in there and be happy? Are people friendly? Is there much of a community there? What is a typcial night consist of socially. Do you meet a lot of people in the residence hall? Does anyone know if there is a lot of hands on training in the media concentration? Have you had difficulty getting all courses you wanted at the LC campus?</p>
<p>Thanks. </p>
<p>sorry to the person that posted about fodrham lc, i stole your question. :p</p>
<p>There isn’t one “type” of student at Rose Hill. There is a good number of the artsy type and the preppy type, but to perfectly honest there are a lot of kids I would have no idea how to classify. So, I guess that means that anyone can fit in here and be happy. I mean, I feel like most students here are friendly and welcoming.</p>
<p>Typical nights involve either attending an on-Campus programming event, going to one of the four bars around campus, attending a house party, going to one of the MANY events/concerts/shows/restaurants in Manhattan, or just haning out in the dorms with a movie or board game. If you want to party, you’ll have no problem finding people and places that will fufill that desire. If you don’t want to party, there are a ton of other options and other students who feel the same way.</p>
<p>Fordham has two residential colleges and one of them, Queen’s Court, is designed specifically to enhance community living. People in Queen’s Court tend to know a good majority of the 150 students that live there by name and nearly everyone by face.<br>
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