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Recent Reviews
This is a good college to transfer from. The workers in the Bailey Center are so slow that you could watch a snail grow legs and walk faster than the pace it takes them to do anything. You have to hound them to get your transcripts, as the process could take them months. A few of the professors actually care about your success, but most of them appear to be riding tenure until they retire. The girls' dorms are funded and well-maintained. The boys' dorms are located in the very back and are not taken care of at all. In fact, the car park is horrible (some of the other car parks are horrible too). Ceiling tiles damaged or missing, damaged floor tiles, the list goes on. It's pretty obvious whom this college cares about more, and it's not the young men attending and living here.
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It's a cheap college and a good start to a college career. The financial aid office and basically anything coming from the Bailey Center is a nightmare to deal with. 95% of the time, they had no idea what I was talking about. And I just about had a come apart on multiple occasions with them. Make sure to hound them when you ask for your transcripts, it took them months for them to give me my transcripts. The bookstore is pretty outrageous in its pricing. Most of the facilities are updated except the men's dorms, theatre, and the computer science center, which are not well taken care of. Missing floor and ceiling tiles, parking lots in need of repaving. Almost all of the professors are great and actually care about your progress.
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About This School
Accreditation or State Approval
The accreditation or state approval status of this school's programs is unknown. We did not find accreditation or approval status through publicly available records. Please check directly with the relevant state board about programs at this school.
Financial Aid
84% of students received financial aid
On average, students received $3,416 in financial aid.
Student Body
Gender Ratio
66% Female, 34% Male
Race / Ethnicity Ratio
81% White, 8% Hispanic / Latino, 6% African American, 1% Asian American, 1% American Indian, 0% Hawaiian / Pacific, 3% Two or More, 0% Unknown
5,204 students are enrolled in this school
