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| - Been going here for the past 3 years. If you're wondering why I've been here so long, well, mind your own business. This is a review about the school, not me :-) Actually, the only reason I point that out is so you know that I know the school pretty well.
So much has changed over the past few years and I do think that things are improving. They have the testing, advisement, financial aid, and admissions all in one building and things are so much more organized than when I first went here.
If you're in need of quiet study time, go to the library. Nice place to study with cool air conditioning. Need access to a computer? Go down to the computer commons. Computers are free to use and there is no time limit. SOMETIMES they will have to ask you to give up your computer to someone who needs to study if they see your not doing anything but this seems to happen more often during the last few weeks of each semester for finals. Printing will cost you 10 cents each.
Some professors are better than others. Work hard, and ask around for who is the best. I have only had 1 negative experience with an English teacher. I don't want to put him on blast here so go to a certain well known site that rates professors and look around. But with that said, be a good judge of character yourself.
I have mixed feelings about the cafeteria. Everything is overpriced. $1.99 for a Powerade you can get for $.50 at Food City or Walmart. My advice is to buy drinks from the Circle K that is right near the school. I wish they would bring back the croissants during the morning breakfast time. The breakfast burritos they have now are okay but quite bland. Also costly- $3.00 each!!! During lunch and breakfast you can order different foods to be made to order. I personally think the burgers and fries during lunch time are pretty good. They have a nice variety of pizza and Asian cuisine and have healthy foods available. For a full meal, you'll probably end up spending $6-9. Go to Quick Trip and buy a foundation drink, hot dog, and chips for under $4 if you want to stay frugal. Or better than anything, bring your lunch. They have microwaves for anyone to use.
I would either call your professors in advance or wait until you attend class to buy your books. It may seem like the wrong thing to do but sometimes it can save you money. My sister rented a book for math only to find out that the teacher requires the new edition with an online access code course. Waste of money.
Overall a good school, methinks.
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