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I think BJU is a good school for hard working and disciplined students that love the Lord and love being with other Christians (teacher, boyfriend, girlfriend, general friends). I have had friends from this university after I graduated and they have contacted me to just have fun with even if we live in different states they have come to see me or called me or e-mailed me. I was popular as a student at BJU and really enjoyed meeting lots of the 5,000 kids on the campus. As with any university, some kids and teachers are great and some will

dissappoint you, but as a whole, most I enjoyed. The rules are very strict, but get a grip, as in the work world, these are the rules of this university, and as students, that is what each student that is enrolled agreed to. It was an easy to go into the professional working environment because I already knew how to dress up and dress correctly and my education from BJU did make it easy to be the best at the companies I worked for. I was always looked upon as an excellent employee and well respected. The point of the university is to prepare you for life and your career, and hopefully to bring glory to

God in all you say and do. Personally, the university to me was a peaceful place. The grounds are beautifully kept, the teachers really do care for you, and the students are from many different states which is interesting too. It's not perfect, but I have never seen a university that has been rated as such anyway. Life is what you make it.

Why did they not put Bob IV in charge to be the next president of the school? Maybe the students that just graduated can answer that question.