Whats the student community like at Southwest College for the Deaf?

I'm curious about what the student community is like at Southwest College for the Deaf in Texas ngl. As an occupational therapy grad student at Texas Woman's University, I've always been fascinated by different college atmospheres. So, if anyone has experience or insights into Southwest College for the Deaf, It's important to me that students feel supported and included in their academic journey, so understanding the vibe at the campus would be valuable information.

Also, for those familiar with off-campus living near the University of Dallas, any recommendations on good housing options? Know how crucial it is to find comfortable and safe place to live while pursuing higher education. Let's chat about what makes these college experiences unique and memorable. Share your stories, recommendations, and tips—it's always great to learn from each other!

Although I haven't attended Southwest College for the Deaf, I've found that Texas colleges in general foster a welcoming student community. Have you had a chance to connect with other students there? As a data-driven student myself, I'm curious about the public health programs they offer - any cool courses or research opportunities you've heard about?