Anderson University
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Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
Anderson was a nice place to go. A bit over priced as are all private universities IMO, but I enjoyed my time there. I am not a social king and didn't even have a car my first two years, but was relatively comfortable in the dorms of Anderson. I did not spend my time studying all the time either as I only came away with a 3.2. But I consider myself conservative and this school fit that OK. It was small enough to really know people, both students and professors, but big enough to have lots of activities to do. If it wasn't so expensive now (and I make good money) I'd consider sending my own kids their. I would have to be making well over $125,000 to send my kids here and have a relative financial burden to what my parents had sending me 15 years ago. Education (especially private) just keeps going up in double digit rates when salaries don't.