(PCC) Many of the rules are pointless

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Describes the student body as: Friendly, Afraid, Arrogant, Closeminded Describes the faculty as: Helpful, Arrogant, Condescending

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Date: Aug 17 2017
Major: History/Histories (art history/etc.) (This Major's Salary over time)
Many of the rules are pointless. Most of the faculty and ministration are stuck up "holier than thou" type of people who care more about forcing you into their religious mold than they do about helping you learn and grow as a person. Despite this fact it is possible to gain a good education at a reasonable monetary value. However the cost in non-monetary terms is immense.

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The rest of us would certainly like to know what these "rules" are some of the posters here have been complaining about that.

Then again we also question why such persons attend religious-orientated colleges if they cannot handle the subjection of actually following a rule in the first place.

Surely your handbooks explain this, correct?

If you are someone that is atheist and is not use to handling religions and or other cultures then yes it will feel more of a prison to you. Those who are more rounded and diverse will have an easier time and may not even be bothered at all as they are too busy focusing on their classes.

By the way, dressing down in business even in secular business is looked at as unprofessional and a no no unless you are someone of a dancer/artist type. That's why women still wear knee-length skirts and business men don't walk around in their boxer shorts.

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