At the time I attended, I thought it WAS God's spe...

At the time I attended, I thought it WAS God's special place. Most of the "godly" people I knew attended there, and we were bussed up to the campus at every opportunity. Growing up in a restrictive religious environment, I actually felt more free there, with all its bizarre rules, than I did at home. Many aspects of cult life could be found there, but I had never been allowed to question, so I could not see it.

I spent 7 years getting not only an unaccredited undergraduate degree, but an unaccredited masters degree. I do not work in that field of study.

I've spent the last 7-10 years detoxing from the dangerous religious teachings I received there. I cannot recommend it to anyone.

Are there well-meaning, nice people there? Absolutely. But eating junk with good intentions will still affect your health.

I am happy to be far out of the BJU orbit, free to live my life without regard to the BJU network.

They have covered up for too many abusers to last much longer, IMO.

The anemic "changes" they are currently making are too little, WAY too late, and far too cosmetic to save them. Getting a mascot and some sports gear doesn't make you a real university.