Campus safety should, and always will be, a priority for universities.
As you can see from this interactive map, some European universities must be more cautious then others.
But what about the US?
According to the Niche 2019 Safest College Campuses in America rankings, every year, universities battle it out to be named among the most secure US higher education providers. By basing their rankings on student reviews and government data, the results tend to make an impact on degree applications.
After all, if a university isn’t looking out for its international students, how enjoyable will their study abroad experience truly be?
One university that treats student safety as a top priority during the upcoming Halloween festivities is The University of North Alabama.
In a safety and preparation graphic featured in The Flor-Ala – the institution’s student newspaper – the University outlined helpful Halloween tips for students to follow:
– Don’t leave drinks unattended, regardless of whether they’re alcoholic or not.
– Use the buddy system.
– Don’t take drinks from someone else, unless you know them and trust them.
– Make sure you have a way to getting home safely.
-If wearing a costume, make sure it’s comfortable and easy to walk in.
Despite being an event full of fun and spooky shenanigans, Halloween has the potential to get a little bit crazy on campus. But as long as you take those tips above into consideration, you’ll have an incredible time!
Other universities have also taken the initiative to look out for student well-being on Halloween, posting their own tips for this year’s party-goers.
Here are a few:
Join us tonight in Totty Hall as we prepare for Halloween! Please come learn a few safety tips and what to expect on campus for Halloween! Representatives from Campus Police will be available to answer questions about campus safety for Halloween! pic.twitter.com/VkR6QidfD3
— S.U Residential Life (@SouthernLivin1) October 24, 2018
Commuter students, join us for on 10/24 from 10-1 at the Pavilion on Heritage side of campus. Enjoy a free lunch, meet fellow commuter students, and paint a pumpkin before Halloween arrives! Public Safety will be there to give you helpful car maintenance tips for the winter. pic.twitter.com/U2IxsAbpKL
— Lindenwood Student Involvement (@LUGetInvolved) October 22, 2018
A word from @JennyHallJones regarding safety this weekend. #Halloweenhttps://t.co/nTvSlibmwU pic.twitter.com/Yb6zoSlI3D
— Ohio University (@ohiou) October 24, 2018
All of us here at Study International wish you a very safe and happy Halloween!
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