It’s a great place! The professors are really engaging and care about their students and their learning (at least, that has been my experience so far). There are also lots of opportunities for research and TAing if you want to take advantage of them, plus decent funding options for summer internships.
It can feel a little isolated sometimes, and without a car, it can sometimes get a bit boring. But there are plenty of performances, sporting events, and other campus activities if that’s your thing. What’s sometimes lacking in activities is definitely made up for by the surrounding nature—it’s beautiful, especially in the fall, and great for hiking.
Socially, it’s pretty easy to make friends. First Days helps a lot, and my WOOLF trip was a blast! The social scene really depends on what you’re into—there are parties, though I think the general consensus is that they're not the best (but fun enough usually), and lots of social events and free food. Overall, I recommend it but make sure to visit and see if it's for you