Master's College and Seminary
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 Its not as narrow minded as you think, some of the people are narrow minded true. However the professors often see things in a more open manner. Not everything or everyone is correct, but there are some really great people here, and though the new freshman people really do suck. |
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TMC is just too narrow. They have a self inflated view of what impact they are having in the Christian world. The students are narrow and many struggle with legalism. They width of your straps, workout cloths, etc. will all be examined. Rules are not clearly stated and then your RA or RD will put their spin on what the college is really trying to say. Don't be fooled they are very legalistic. Your better off going to a secular school with a strong Christian group where students really want to share Christ and be with other believers in the midst of secular college. At TMC it is just a bunch of rules that are placed on you to make you think you are spiritual…sound familiar?