Messenger College
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I enjoyed my time at Messenger College. As with any situation, there are rough times; it does not matter where you go or what you are doing. When I first arrived at Messenger College, it did see a little 'stuck'. Once the new administration came in 2001, there was a dramatic turn around. The student services dramatically improved, and a new emphasis was placed on academics and spirituality. It is extremely affordable for a private college OR a state college. The education I received at Messenger College afforded me entrance into a prestigious seminary, and I scored very well on the entrance examinations, as well as performed very well in a graduate class setting. I would thoroughly recommend Messenger College to anyone seeking a family-type environment with personable staff and faculty that care not just about your academic performance, but with your spirituality and development and your future.