Content and Publication Types
College Prowler content comes from current students attending academic institutions from across the United States and some international areas. The student author represents his or her school, supplying a subjective view of what the campus is really like. In addition to writing content for their school’s guidebook, student authors are also responsible for surveying their fellow peers and gathering anonymous feedback, which College Prowler users can then read to get an idea of what current students think about different aspects of the school. There are two types of College Prowler single-school guidebooks: traditional and career. In addition to the single-school guidebooks, College Prowler also produced The Big Book of Schools, a 1,000-page compendium of single schools. College Prowler has also produced books such as Urban Guru (a guide to life in Pittsburgh) and Ultimate Hoops Guide - Marquette University.
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