Attending College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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By Stanley Rubenti
Stanley.Rubenti@universityofphoenixcampus.com
University of Phoenix Campus Columnist

Even after the devastation inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, Baton Rouge, Louisiana still remains one of the most popular college towns in the country. Campus life is still thriving. Students continue to engage in lively intellectual discussions. The various degree programs still challenge and stimulate scholars. And the sports teams still push ahead to win victory after victory.

College Life in Baton Rouge

None of the above is terribly surprising when you understand the culture and history of this beautiful, resilient city. For starters, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita failed to inflict substantial damage in this part of Louisiana. Second, Baton Rouge has weathered tremendous change over the decades. Time and time again, it has clearly demonstrated its indefatigable spirit.

No matter what campus or degree program you decide to pursue, expect your college experience to be infused with tremendous vibrancy. For despite Louisiana's reputation for easy-going lifestyles, Baton Rouge is not a city that likes to stay still for very long. The music, culture, food, locals, and nightlife have a way of drawing people in and not letting go.

About the Author
A freelance writer, Stanley Rubenti currently lives in Bangkok where he provides admissions consultation for college-bound students. Stanley holds a B.A. in history.