Those of you who question this, listen up. I went there and I treasure my moments and the fact I have a 4 year college degree without having to pay back $160,000 or more. Yes, there were rules and yes it was a lot of hard work but it was rewarding. I'm glad I didn't go to a party school. I appreciate what I learned there and I hope that my children get a chance to go there as well in 15 years. Class of 2006 proud!!
It's a college with strict rules, my dudes. It's not something you can blow off and get your degree, you actually gotta work hard. That's even their message, "work hard". If you work hard, they reward you for it.
Back in the 50’s at SMU, you would work for 8 weeks and switch off with another student and he’d work for 8 weeks while you went to class, so there was a repeat cycle to the teaching. Graduate with no debt as you worked your way through and had experience when graduating. They should go back to something like this so students could build more charachter.and experience.
I've been there! This place is supercalifragilisticexpialidoshus!!! It's a Christian college too! The Keeter Center is supercalifragilisticexpialidoshus also!
I went to c of o, in debt 20,000 dollars due to room and board. They wont let you live off campus either unless you are married or in military. Plus the rules are outrageous. And they kick people out for absolutely no reason at all sometimes
you're high. room and board is 1000 a semester, did you attend for 10 years?! you can work off your room and board by working more hours, and they dont kick people out for no reason. If you have S#####y grades, party, drink....go somewhere else; its not that type of a school. moron.
@@jumpbox92 ... Room and board is $7,900 annually when paying out of pocket and raises constantly (I believe it's set to rise again in the coming year). It is more than believable that someone who repeatedly missed out on the Summer Work Program over their typical four year stay might end up heavily indebted to the college. What is the matter with you?
It isn't "free". You work for minimum wage at a campus job and your tuition is credited with your "paycheck". Here's the catch...….most of the campus jobs would pay more than minimum wage out in the real world....so students are basically losing money earning potential from their campus job.
"..so students are basically losing money earning potential from their campus job.." I get that you would be working on the cheap, and that isn't fair. But how that equates to "losing money earning potential" seems is a leap of logic.
I am from Uganda , I want to be part of this college but No Money and am already a mother butready to leave my two girls behind. Plz give me chance to broaden my Academic career
Hi, I am hoping to go to this school next year for my college education. I hope you can make it, but you may regret leaving your daughters behind. I'll be praying for your situation.
@@MirzaHaiderBaig-yn3ku Funny story actually…I did get admitted and I turned it down last minute for a different school. I’m not sure if I made the right decision but things are going well and I’m trying to follow God every step of the way. Crazy how things change so quickly, thanks for asking :)
@@mcbinks5006 fairly high suicide rate when compared to other universities of similar size. Average graduate salary after 10 years, $74,700.00. Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution (Bachelor’s Degree) don't do as well, $43,300. Hope they don't plan on living in California with that kind of income. On and then there's the tuition and housing costs. www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-california-berkeley-1312/paying www.collegesimply.com/colleges/california/university-of-california-berkeley/salaries/
@@WeWereYoungandCrazy I graduated from there with a computer science degree about 15 years ago and make about $140k a year, your salary will depend more on your major and your skillset more than where you actually went to school, at least that was my experience
Those of you who question this, listen up. I went there and I treasure my moments and the fact I have a 4 year college degree without having to pay back $160,000 or more. Yes, there were rules and yes it was a lot of hard work but it was rewarding. I'm glad I didn't go to a party school. I appreciate what I learned there and I hope that my children get a chance to go there as well in 15 years. Class of 2006 proud!!
How do I make my application stand out?
It's a college with strict rules, my dudes. It's not something you can blow off and get your degree, you actually gotta work hard. That's even their message, "work hard". If you work hard, they reward you for it.
it's actually pretty great for graduating free
Back in the 50’s at SMU, you would work for 8 weeks and switch off with another student and he’d work for 8 weeks while you went to class, so there was a repeat cycle to the teaching. Graduate with no debt as you worked your way through and had experience when graduating. They should go back to something like this so students could build more charachter.and experience.
I've been there! This place is supercalifragilisticexpialidoshus!!! It's a Christian college too! The Keeter Center is supercalifragilisticexpialidoshus also!
I went to c of o, in debt 20,000 dollars due to room and board. They wont let you live off campus either unless you are married or in military. Plus the rules are outrageous. And they kick people out for absolutely no reason at all sometimes
you're high. room and board is 1000 a semester, did you attend for 10 years?! you can work off your room and board by working more hours, and they dont kick people out for no reason. If you have S#####y grades, party, drink....go somewhere else; its not that type of a school. moron.
@@jumpbox92 ... Room and board is $7,900 annually when paying out of pocket and raises constantly (I believe it's set to rise again in the coming year). It is more than believable that someone who repeatedly missed out on the Summer Work Program over their typical four year stay might end up heavily indebted to the college. What is the matter with you?
@@jumpbox92 stupid bozo, learn your facts before you berate someone
It isn't "free". You work for minimum wage at a campus job and your tuition is credited with your "paycheck". Here's the catch...….most of the campus jobs would pay more than minimum wage out in the real world....so students are basically losing money earning potential from their campus job.
Rainbow Room At least the students can avoid interest on their students loan debt.
"..so students are basically losing money earning potential from their campus job.." I get that you would be working on the cheap, and that isn't fair. But how that equates to "losing money earning potential" seems is a leap of logic.
Show me where else you can pay your tuition bill by working 15 hours a week.
Oh, I want to study there 🤔🙏
NICEEEEEEEEE.....................................,,,,,
I am from Uganda , I want to be part of this college but No Money and am already a mother butready to leave my two girls behind. Plz give me chance to broaden my Academic career
Hi, I am hoping to go to this school next year for my college education. I hope you can make it, but you may regret leaving your daughters behind. I'll be praying for your situation.
@@nebx2127 i want to join. What is processor
@@nebx2127 Did u get the admission??
@@MirzaHaiderBaig-yn3ku Funny story actually…I did get admitted and I turned it down last minute for a different school. I’m not sure if I made the right decision but things are going well and I’m trying to follow God every step of the way. Crazy how things change so quickly, thanks for asking :)
Fantastic
Is this a religious college?
I'm Atheist but I wanna go.
stay away
+Алисон Бурней why
Ron R Because it's extremely religious and conservative. You can get a much better education elsewhere.
Алисон Бурней oh, I see. In other words it's likeTrump university. Lol
+Алисон Бурней communist
Can anyone help me to join this college
You just apply on their website.
It all seems very cult like.
The biggest cult out there is the cult of government.
Check out the aggressive oppressive cult of the SJWs that emotionally abuses everyone at Ivy League and schools all over the country
hmmm, this gives me bad vibe. A religious hard working college....
there's always Berkley!
@@WeWereYoungandCrazy the best public school in the nation you mean?
@@mcbinks5006 fairly high suicide rate when compared to other universities of similar size. Average graduate salary after 10 years, $74,700.00. Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution (Bachelor’s Degree) don't do as well, $43,300. Hope they don't plan on living in California with that kind of income. On and then there's the tuition and housing costs.
www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-california-berkeley-1312/paying
www.collegesimply.com/colleges/california/university-of-california-berkeley/salaries/
@@WeWereYoungandCrazy I graduated from there with a computer science degree about 15 years ago and make about $140k a year, your salary will depend more on your major and your skillset more than where you actually went to school, at least that was my experience
You people have a messed up idea of religion. Too much misinformation I suppose.