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Milligan College

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R & D Computer Programing
University : Milligan College ( 1980 )
Major : History/Histories (art history/etc.)
Still in Field? :No
Effort Level : 3/5 (Gets things done)
Gender : Male

Jobs held since college:
1. District Manager Retail
2. District Supervisor
3. Sales
4. Computer Systems Analyst
5. R & D Computer Programing


Comment:
"
    Milligan is a very good college. It is accredited and well rated in academic circles. Milligan helped me to mature into adulthood. The classes were challenging and academically sound. The spiritual aspects of the school were strong and uplifting, but not overbearing at all.

    The 800 plus student body was an excellent ratio for those who were seeking a small caring christian college atmosphere, like I was. There is no doubt in my mind that my education from Milligan has been of great benefit to me in my 20 plus years of my working life.

    While my degree is not in computers (there were no computer degrees, back then), it is the educational foundation that Milligan provided me has me in the position of managing over 100,000 computer users throughout the nation.

    Milligan was definitely a good experience, gave me a great education, and was a friendly place to attend. I have many friends from school and met my life long friend, my wife, while attending there.
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