Freed Hardeman University
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Quite Bright
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- #2 Top Computer Science School Ranking in Tennessee
- #4 Top English School Ranking in Tennessee
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- #27 Top English School Ranking in the South
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I had a great experience at Freed. Sure, there are rules, but unless you are a complete idiot, you know that coming in—every Christian school has rules and a dress code. Go to a state school if you don't want to deal with that. Most of the faculty are amazing; become good friends and mentors who I've stayed in touch with over the years. I met some of my closest friends and my husband here, and I felt really well prepared when I entered graduate school—way more prepared than many of my classmates who attended state schools. FHU isn't perfect, but no school is. I loved it, and I wouldn't trade the four years I spent here for anything.