Best Kept Secret for Dummies

Introduction
I have to tell you: I spent 4 years at Caz and had a great time. The Partying and the social life was perfect. The academics were not too hard and the Women here were outstanding in the early 90's. The town itself was a very yuppy, Old Money town, so the kids were nice but they all had money. Caz itself was rewarding to me because the people were like me. I fit in great. I played on the basketball team and the golf team. Datingwise, I was no stud but had a great time. The faculty had its moments of greatness. But the Administration was terrible - they were so involved with themselves, that they did not realize what the hell was going on in the dorms or outside their little bubble.

Campus Life and Social Life
Social life was small but it was off the hook. Anything you need. Powder, Alcohol. It was there. A lot of rich kids. we used to take weekend trips skiiing, or jaunt to NYC for a show and a night. It was like a fun 4 years of boarding school all over. My roomate had a new BMW every year. His father was a Construction Tycoon from Canada. Today he is a multi milliionaire who owns hotels, rental properties, etc. He also did inherit millions. Advertisement
Academics
Teachers were bright. My degree from here landed me a $50,000 plus job out of school. Now I am a Major account Executive earning in the mid six figure range. My job is awesome. My wife and I make about $300,000 a year between us.It has been an awesome ride.

Student Body
The typical student when I was there was white. Very Preppy. Had lots of family money. There was average people too but to fit in money was a need.
Caz allows people to just hang out if needed. They are not too pressure oriented. It was a fun place to just party, meet people and make money now.

In Closing...
It is a great school to just coast for four years. Just look at me now: 2 houses. three cars. Nice life. Caz prepared me for how to skate by but apply myself later in life to prepare for the wealth that comes along with great responsibility. Caz was fun and fake at the same time. I now don't drink or smoke. I have a family with one house in Metro DC and one in Cape Cod. I have a BMW, Range Rover and a 66 Mustang. Caz was a place to just check in and check out quickly. I give them A+ for accepting us dummies and allowing us to get a degree. It did prepare us for life and along the way smoke a blunt or two.