Acceptance rate: 87%

Acceptance rate: 87%
Graduation rate: 32%
What does that tell you?

This university has an extremely low freshman retention rate as well.
This is the only college I've been to, so I can't compare it to any other, but I'm certain
that their are better ones out there. The overall vibe is quite depressing, and most of the work
is so easy that it borders on being boring. If you are looking for a "get in, get out" kinda thing,
this school could work for you. If you're looking for some kind of "college experience" or to learn, or to socialize... look elsewhere. I don't know if I'm going to transfer or not, but being that I
want to get out of this school, it actually helps me to work better. The first semester is pretty basic middle school/high school level stuff (in my opinion). If you do decide to go here, I'm positive that
you will have no problem at all getting accepted. I'd advise you to join a club, because as I said before, the overall vibe is depressing. Beware of the people who work in the financial aid office! They seem to not want to be there even more that the students! Some of the counselors also seem have no idea what they're talking about. If you're bored, you can play a fun game called "Who's got the best answer?" Go to three different counselors and ask the same basic question that you're curious about. You will get very different answers. You will also most likely get screwed over financially in some way, and finally, If you like to play connect the dots and memory games, first year seminar will be most exciting to you. Not much will be expected of you, so don't push yourself. Because if you do, they will be very surprised indeed! I prefer to call this a nursing/pharmacy school, myself. Cause that's where all the money goes! The art department is pretty okay, though. Soooo, yeah. Do your research. Unlike I did.
PS. This school isn't terrible, it's tolerable. I'm just in a bad mood today.
Still, do your research!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!