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testimonialArray2[0]="My education at ISU has been excellent. The price is right, the professors are at the top of their games, and the smaller class sizes allow for a more comfortable interaction among students and teachers. This goes for my undergrad and grad experience. I've learned a great deal not only about anthropology but about life in general especially during the four summers I spent as part of the Grand Island Archaeological Research Project.";
testimonialArray2[1]="The required courses allow you experience all four subfields, while allowing enough flexibility for you to take courses in your area of interest. Also the anthropology department has such a small group of people that you know all of the other students and the professors are able to give everyone individualized attention.";
testimonialArray2[2]="The Anthro program at ISU is more than just education towards something I'm very passionate about, it's a community where I've met people who share the same interests I do and love what they are doing.";
testimonialArray2[3]="I chose to major in Sociology because the subject matter interested me. I am very happy with my decision and feel that this program has prepared me for competing in the job market. The Sociology faculty are thoroughly committed to the success of their students and work hard to create a small learning community within the larger university setting.";