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As a graduate of RIT I feel comfortable in advising that you visit any other city. Rochester is devoid of hope, and was the only place that helped me enjoy Ohio
by notjustanymike 5y ago
As a graduate of RIT I feel comfortable in advising that you visit any other city. Rochester is devoid of hope, and was the only place that helped me enjoy Ohio.
- avs733 5y agohello fellow Tiger! ('08, '10) Besides Wegmans, I struggle to argue your point. I really keep hoping for change and feel like the opportunity to use the local Universities as a source of economic growth just continue to be missed.
- notjustanymike 5y agoThe campus is just too far from anything relevant, and building it on a swamp probably didn't help. Plus the weather, which is best described as seasonally awful.
- avs733 5y agohey now...I liked the weather! I moved to AZ after college and would have traded weather in an instant
- ryanSrich 5y agoHa. Another RIT grad here. I had the pleasure of growing up in Syracuse. Which is another dark and drab city. A shell of its former rust belt glory. When I attended RIT I lived in downtown Rochester. I enjoyed it throughly. If you were stuck on campus it likely was a horrible time.
- michaelmior 5y agoAs a current faculty member at RIT, I feel comfortable saying I love it here. While I can understand how it's not a fit for everyone, I think Rochester is a great place to live :)
- binarymax 5y agoAs someone who was raised in Rochester and moved back 4 years ago I can say that Rochester is full of hope and is an amazing city.