Baylor University

Date: Feb 16 2005
Major: Other (This Major's Salary over time)
The campus was nice, the professors were friendly, but there were far too many other negative aspects to make it worth the money. I noticed right off that all of the honors classes were out of state students, while the rest of the school were Texans who did not live up to the high academic standards I expected. The classes were not too challenging and there was a serious lack of technology available anywhere on campus. I could not even connect to the internet in my dorm. While there were some genuinely nice people, far too many were arrogant, rude, stuck up, racist, and hypocrites when it came to what they claimed their religious beliefs were and they way they actually acted. I attended Baylor in hopes to avoid a school of overly liberal professors, get a good education, and to have a school with a good name to put on my resume. I left Baylor because the quality of education and the type of students it attracted were not worth the loans. Instead I transferred to a MUCH cheaper school that is consistently ranked higher than Baylor in academics, and has a great group of friendly students.