I've learned quite a lot in the short time I have been here. Hardly any of my classes are subjects that would not be relevant to my major (engineering). The one-on-one time you can get with faculty and teachers is something unparalleled in larger universities.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
While there is not too much student events, you will almost always see people you know everyday.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
Great quality education for the money that goes into it. They even offer very high merit scholarships that you can get to help yourself out.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Take the ACT multiple times. That extra point could mean $2000 more a year for your merit scholarship.
Take dual credit classes in high school. They are an excellent way in getting rid of your basics so you can start on something relevant to your major.
Apply for housing IMMEDIATELY after being accepted (if you know you are going there). I waited until mid-June before my freshman year and barely got into a dorm.
Check LeTourneau's deadline for FAFSA as well, if you want need-based financial aid or loans.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Mostly Nerds, Geeks, Athletes (we don't have football though), and Homeschoolers.
I've learned quite a lot in the short time I have been here. Hardly any of my classes are subjects that would not be relevant to my major (engineering). The one-on-one time you can get with faculty and teachers is something unparalleled in larger universities.
While there is not too much student events, you will almost always see people you know everyday.
Great quality education for the money that goes into it. They even offer very high merit scholarships that you can get to help yourself out.
Take the ACT multiple times. That extra point could mean $2000 more a year for your merit scholarship. Take dual credit classes in high school. They are an excellent way in getting rid of your basics so you can start on something relevant to your major. Apply for housing IMMEDIATELY after being accepted (if you know you are going there). I waited until mid-June before my freshman year and barely got into a dorm. Check LeTourneau's deadline for FAFSA as well, if you want need-based financial aid or loans.
Mostly Nerds, Geeks, Athletes (we don't have football though), and Homeschoolers.