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If you are looking for a program that can offer you insight into professional and educational success FMU would be an excellent choice for you. I graduated from FMU in the Fall of 04' and went on to teach High School Biology until the summer of 07'. I then went on to graduate school to study Conservation Biology. None of this would be possible if it were not for the faculty and course work at FMU. Of course I could have gotten this education at larger Universities, but it could have come at a higher price and I may not have done as well without the one on one time with the instructors. The majority of negative comments I have heard seem to come from students who are unhappy with the education they are recieving at FMU. Allow me to say this. You will only get what you put into your education at FMU. If you strive to be a leading mind in your field, you should be taking the appropriate course load, if you just want to graduate and go to work, perhaps you should look into another University or College. Francis Marion is a relatively small school in comparison to other schools in the region like Duke, USC, UNC, Clemson, etc. so the name of the school may not be enough to carry you through a job interview/application process. But there are other skills taught at FMU to make up for that in Senior Seminar which is required of all graduating seniors at FMU. They teach you the value of a good resume, personal skills, and knowledge of skills required. If you can transform yourself into a knowledgable individual the university you went to is irrelavant. FMU gets a solid A from me. I wouldn't trade my time at FMU for any other school.