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My experience at Multnomah was an overwhelmingly positive one. The academics were extremely challenging, and the support of the professors is second to none. My years at Multnomah were a time of tremendous growth, and I have come out the other side a changed person. I could have gotten an accredited degree elsewhere but it would not have meant as much in terms of actual education. MU challenged me to learn how to think, not what to think. I learned more about the Bible in one semester than in many years growing up in the church. Being equipped to apply Biblical principles in my career has set me apart from my peers and led to several promotions due to character and work ethic. This school has changed a lot in the past 5 years and has been in a season of growth since they got a new president. MU is headed in a very healthy direction and I hear there are more social activities on campus. |
