(Marymount) After one semester I was less than impressed with

How this student rated the school

Research Quality	C	Research Availability	C
Research Funding	F	Graduate Politics	C
Errand Runners	D	Degree Completion	F
Alternative pay [ta/gsi]	D-	Sufficient Pay	C-
Competitiveness	C	Education Quality	F
Faculty Accessibility	F	Useful Research	C
Extracurriculars	C	Success-Understanding	C
Surrounding City	C	Social Life/Environment	C
"Individual" treatment	F	Friendliness	F
Safety	F	Campus Beauty	C
Campus Maintenance	D	University Resource/spending	D

Describes the student body as: Approachable Describes the faculty as: Unhelpful

Male

Lowest Rating Research Funding	F

Highest Rating Research Quality	C

He cares more about Safety than the average student.

Date: Dec 31 1969
Major: Business - Management and Administration (This Major's Salary over time)
After one semester I was less than impressed with all but one professor (Prof. Kelet, he was pretty good).

When waiting for my second semester to begin, there was a total lack of communication from the university which left me scrambling to enroll in classes on the last day of enrollment. Because of this I was pretty much coerced into three classes that I wasn't interested in, but had to take to stay enrolled. After attending three classes, I decided I didn't want to waste anymore time or money and so informed my professors and the school admin I wouldn't be continuing, offering to pay pro-rata for the classes I had taken. As such a short time had passed, I was told this wouldn't, be necessary. A semester later I received a phone call asking why I hadn't paid that years tuition. I explained I had left the school the previous semester, they checked their records and agreed.

Over a year later, I received a letter from a collection agency telling me I owe Marymount over $10,000, thus damaging my credit score.

This is how Marymount respects it's students.

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