I've been at cornerstone for longer than I planned...
I've been at cornerstone for longer than I planned mostly because of my grades fluctuating because of financial worries.
Growing up in a strict missionary home, I had more rules at CU to follow than at home.
I attended CU as a international student as they told me I'd be eligible for a missionary kid scholarship that would cover everything besides books. Once I flew over and started classes, accounting department put a hold on my classes until I figured out a payment plan. I was confused so I talked to them and then and there they told me that I had to be a US citizen to be eligible for the scholarship. With no immediate family in the US I was distraught and found out I had to now pay 90% of my tuition with no federal support since I'm not a citizen nor did I qualify for any sort of loans.
I also almost got deported because they almost forgot to file my I-20 which is a form needed to let the uncle Sam know where I'm attending and for how long. I had to find out from the secretary of state getting my driver's license renewed as they told me that my i-20 hadn't been submitted.
Besides meeting my wife and making few great friends and some staff and department members being great. It was not the best college experience for me.