My son just got his GED and it was so painless. The whole process made him ready for his next…read morechapter in life.

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Had a great time at the football game on Saturday night. Beautiful stadium. Decent food options…read more Good fan support. Good band with crisp sound and good formation. Football players did their job!

Really, I don't even know where to start with this. How do you review four years of your life?…read moreLet's start with what I know: If you're an Art, Theater or Communication major, your department just got the most kick-ass makeover ever. A sweet new building, new computer labs, two top of the line TV studios, the best damn broadcasting department in the nation, a better-than-pro radio studio to match, new theaters (yes, multiple!), new music studios. You name it. That's the place to be on this campus. If you are one of many commuters at this school, I hope you have a lot of money to spend on parking tickets, because the $40 you wasted on a permit won't get you anywhere. I show up to class 20 minutes early and can't find a place to park, some days. The new President seems to have a lot of direction and a lot of good ideas. I never felt like I was going places when I went to WT in 2001. Elie Wiesel just gave the freshman convocation address, for goodness' sake. You can't beat that! The athletic program is kicking ass and taking names, for those of you interested in that. Plus new facilitiees in the works and a new Jumbo-tron at the stadium (P.S. broadcasts are student-run). Unlike larger schools, you can get mega mega scholarships to study abroad because people are just starting to find out about that department. New construction, dorms, etc. everywhere you look. Oh, and a free gym if you're a student. And it's still small enough to be friendly and affordable, with a staff that's helpful rather than bureacratic (mostly). The downsides? Of course, the above-mentioned parking and construction. Also, the small class sizes... your department starts to feel incestuous sometimes. And it's not a highly recognized name. You kind of feel like you're wasting your time, sometimes. Also, there is NOTHING to do if you live on campus. Good luck if you or your roommate don't have cars. There's sports, and that's about it. So yeah, it can seem really lame in terms of activities sometimes, but that doesn't mean that there aren't ways to get involved and do cool stuff, too. I guess there's plenty to do if you're always hard at work with the organizations of your choice. But there's not a lot of cool stuff you can just go to, you know? It's a mixed bag, really. Updates as I think of them!

Very knowledgeable, kindful and courteous group of professionals. Aliyah was very helpful in…read moretelling me what to expect. Checking in with the cashier and secretary was very easy and they were so nice. Dr. Din was a very knowledgeable person, I went in because I wasn't feeling well. She check all my recent medications, doctor visits and illness. Very thorough and knowledgeable person, I know I will be switching my doctor and place to go after today.

Nice facility (at the School of Pharmacy) for a work event. Friendly, helpful staff, plenty of…read moreparking, and a nice auditorium for giving presentations. And pretty much no traffic whatsoever at rush hour on a Wednesday.

Great local theological library. The librarian also teaches Greek and religion classes for Amarillo…read moreCollege.