Christendom College

Date: Dec 11 2007
Major: History/Histories (art history/etc.) (This Major's Salary over time)
Christendom spends its money on propoganda. I do not mean to say that back in the day and even now you couldn't get a pretty solid education here, if you know how to work the system. One of the problems is that the vast majority of the course work is based completely on the catholic faith, this is not a bad thing, but I would like to learn about some modern history. As to the earlier comment about the rules I have to agree, the administration here treats students who don't conform to mindless ass kissing as renegades, sinners, and childish. For anyone interested in coming here get ready to kiss cuddles' rear (we call the nut-job, communist who runs the philosophy department cuddles). Another mentionable comment is that the food here is horrible and the man running that show is a gross incompetent, who is so fat he can barely walk. Most students I know suffer severe fatigue, light headedness and a general feeling of nausea, and don't worry the administration won't change it so it will be there for you when you show up. One other thing i would like to address are the numerous violations of fire codes, there are too many people per room (at least on guys side) and there fire alarm system is faulty at best most of the pull station don't even hang on the wall properly. Also the administration is allowing the dorms to fall into complete disrepair while spending the money they get on fountains and fortresses for the administrative buildings and blame all the damage (including the fact the roofs of two of the dorms are actually peeling off in the wind) on the students. (and McFadden stop being suck a creepy s.o.b. and checking out how the girls look before you accept them)(by the way there is no St. John's point that picture wasn't even taken on school property)(oh and if you come here don't drink the water in the dorms it will make you sick)(oh and you know how Christendom says they accept however many students with a 2000 SAT or higher well only about ten percent of those kids actually decide to come here