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I was an online student, so I cannot speak for the campus and social life, but in regards to academics and professors, it was okay. Some of my professors genuinely wanted to see me succeed and other professors could not care less. It seemed like the worse professors could somehow get away with their poor teaching, which made the experience frustrating even when brought to the attention of the respective department. However, my better professors went above and beyond what was expected and made me greatly encouraged to succeed. So overall, professors are largely hit or miss.
It was amazing and culinary arts was fantasic
I was in the HVACR program in 1994 I graduated with honors. Two years later I opened my own air conditioning business. Which I ran for 10 years. The training was a great experience for me ,since I have always been a hands on learning skills. The college was just the most important part of my life at the time. And I was again a very happy man to get the training for my career and I was so proud of the class that I made straight A^s and was the only one who became employed before I graduated. Plus I was an assistant to the professors to help people with their knowledge of the subject.
