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The education I have received is an A, however, the financial aid process is a nightmare. They are rude, and expect you to know what questions to ask and how the process works. I would advise anyone to speak to the head of the financial aid because she is the only one who is kind and knows what she is doing. Plus, with the amount of money we pay ($6,500/semester), we should have better computers (half of them do not work because they are so old), wireless printers, more parking and coffee!

Wonderful Academics – The teachers at OLOL college are dedicated and want to see their students succeed. They are quick to answer any questions, and are very knowledgeable.

My Specific Major, BSN – Working toward a BSN is very competitive at OLOL college. The teachers are very knowledgeable and expect you to truely learn the material without just memorizing vocabulary on a notecard. The workload is pretty heavy, but consists of studying more that busy work. The curriculum is very aggressive, but it prepares you for the best. The facilities are close together, clean, and for the most part safe for students. Required clinical hours provide wonderful internship and job opportunities for our future careers after graduation. However, I graded my school a B because the tuition is very expensive, and the financial aid office is not very friendly or helpful. Another slight downfall, is out online network, which is hard for teachers and students to accurately determine final grades. Lastly, we could use some help by updating our computers and having more printers for students, wireless would be great...also, more parking, and free coffee. Overall, besides the petty downfalls, my school provides a learning experience I could not find any where else!

I Have Not Graduated Yet – I can not rate this because I have not graduated yet.