Depending on what classes [topic, honors/nonhonors, specific teachers], there's no reason to down the curriculum just because it's a bargain school. The work is just as solid as a large university.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
The student body is fairly friendly, the faculty is usually amazing, but it's not a large university and there is no party scene. A lot of people commute, and the campus is dead on the weekends.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
If you're looking to save money, I can't think of better advice than to tell you to go to Hinds. I got money back.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
DO join the Honors Program, get as involved as you can. DO take challenging classes.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Technical students, medical-field majors, people nearby who can commute, anyone trying to save some money on college.
Depending on what classes [topic, honors/nonhonors, specific teachers], there's no reason to down the curriculum just because it's a bargain school. The work is just as solid as a large university.
The student body is fairly friendly, the faculty is usually amazing, but it's not a large university and there is no party scene. A lot of people commute, and the campus is dead on the weekends.
If you're looking to save money, I can't think of better advice than to tell you to go to Hinds. I got money back.
DO join the Honors Program, get as involved as you can. DO take challenging classes.
Technical students, medical-field majors, people nearby who can commute, anyone trying to save some money on college.