I am a sophmore at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. Its a strong christian school with about 14000 students and a beautiful campus. I was wondering what colleges are any of yall looking at? Maybe I can help you...check out Baylors website

http://www.baylor.edu

hello there! i live in waco, but i don't go to baylor. i was accepted. a few of my friends go there. i go to Southwestern A/G University. i felt that i was supposed to be at SAGU. but cool beans about u being at baylor.. what a small world.



~cheers~

Hi, I am a high school graduate from Nigeria and I want to attend college in the US. I have already applied to Baylor and some other schools. Baylor is my first choice mainly because it is a christian school and I hope I get a scholarship there because I'll have to go where I get the biggest financial package.

I just graduated from HS so I will be attending the Art Institute here in Houston this coming year. I know of a few people who attend Baylor and a few friends of mine are enrolled for the fall. I was wondering though what are the chapels like? Ive had mixed reactions thus far.

I'm a senior at Minnesota State University Moorhead (www.mnstate.edu). it's not a Christian school but i've managed to find lots of Christian people to hang out with. I like this school because it's smaller, just under 8000. most people who have been posted seem to be looking down south but don't be afriad to check out the northern half of the country. we don't bite hehe. i'm going to offer a little piece of advice. put a little distance between you and your parents. i'm over 600 from mine. i'm not suggesting that fasr for everyone but college is a new point in your life. it's good to have a little space to explore and challenge yourself. my sister goes to a school two and a half hours from my parents. it's close enough that she can come home once a month but far enough away that she can have her own life and gain her indepedence. besides living in the dorms is a good experience.

Hi there,

I'm currently a grad student at Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA. I know this post is kind of old, and I've found the support sevrices that a school offers can be the difference between a job or a great career.

I actually just recently wrote an article covering Regent University's top student support services.
You can check them out here:

http://www.regent.edu/acad/undergrad/featured/student-support-services.cfm/

I'm checking out Houghton University in upstate New York and Wheaton University in Illinois. I've heard of and gotten invites from Regent. I might check it out.

Let us know what your opinions are. :)
Blessings ~ Sarah