Johnson University
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- #33 Top School Ranking in Tennessee
- Religion Religious schools in Tennessee
- Philosophy schools in Tennessee
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Johnson Bible College was a postive impact on my life and my career. The college professors was not only a great help to me but were very inspirational.I had epilepsy and learning was difficult. However, inspite of this I went on to graduate school. I managed a 3.0 g.p.a. at Bethel College in Mishawaka, IN.I am now looking for a part time full time ministry in a local ministry. Right now I am supply preaching to churches who are without ministers.I wish that I had doubled majored in education or another secular related field. This would have better prepared me in my job search.I would recommend students to prayerfully consider the field they are going into. I would suggest if possible to take courses that would allow more career choices after graduation. I would be more than happy to mentor any student who would request my help. I love people and I love the ministry.