howell

All networks have glitches, but this is one of the most reliable I have seen. Computer labs are run as classes or tutoring and available all the time. The speed and accessability is better than my own. Students can print only in the library, but hard copies are provided by the school when needed. A laptop is indispensible, but povided for all undergraduates.

My MBA program allows me to take classes I think I am deficient in as well as the set curriculum - I love working with international students. The school atmosphere is one of friendly helpfulness and continually adds resources to assist students. Basic courses are covered in exacting detail to provide solid foundations for the rest of the work. The workload in general is appropriate: it is definitely work, but not to the point of compromising my life. Job opportunities exist (I took advantage of one) and facillities are spacious.

Given that all instructors do not teach the same, I believe that they all are committed to providing the best education possible for anyone who desires. They are committed to enabling students to learn the material and pass their courses. Everyone at the college will do everything in their power to help students succeed including financial aid, supplies, accomodation of circumstances, job applicability of courses, and workload. I do wish there was a PhD program.

I have never seen a school so strongly and uniformly supportive of their students. Jobs are available; classes are flexible; community is available; tutoring is broadly available and free; the school does everything in its power to ensure student success. Attitudes are very positive, and everyone is accepted. The only ding is that administration seems a bit disorganized, but issues are promptly resolved and continually addressed.