Basketball game against California Baptist, game was a great game and drill team was danced good.read more

Came to WAC softball tournament...they play music SO LOUD in between games, you can't even hear the…read moreperson sitting next to you. They made it really unenjoyable.

This college cares about students. It's not too big. Classes aren't overcrowded. You don't get lost…read morein the shuffle. Reasonably priced.

If you take any psychology courses i highly recommend PROFESSOR STAPLES!!! She's awesome, and…read morecares about you and will help you pass if you put in your part and effort. The campus is not as diverse as i thought it was especially in staff. I had a problem with financial aid a few years ago and the lady helping me out asked my counselor if i had a "Black Market Social Security" the programs they have to offer are good.

I did not come here on purpose. As I was registering for classes at TCC, I signed up for a class…read morebecause the timing is good for me. But, to my fault, the class is not at the Trinity River campus, it's here. I'm not saying anything about the school system itself, but their Fort Worth location kind of stinks. The wifi is never working (how to people get work done?) and it smells like air freshener and lasagna.

If you're doing the MLS program, DO NOT COME HERE!! Unless you're prepared to be traumatized and…read morebullied. Save yourself and go to another program.

I came with my daughter for our campus visit all the way from California. I must say if you come…read morefor a campus visit by appointment they will roll out the red carpet for you. I won't tell you everything they do to keep it a surprise but it'll probably be your nicest college tour. Baylor was a beautiful campus and looks to be an amazing place to go to college. My daughter is still making her decision but very impressed with Baylor.

I lived in Waco for nearly 15 years on the faculty at Baylor University and thus have a deeper…read moreunderstanding of Baylor, than its pretty grounds and buildings. Baylor is a highly Christian and conservative university and has low tolerance for other religions and lifeways. It has a strange selective hiring practice in which your religion, faith, and beliefs are more important than academic abilities. Academic excellence takes a back seat to cultural and religious conformity at Baylor. I do not think the current $70-80 k/year price tag for Baylor is worth it, when a better education can be delivered for a fraction of the cost by excellent State schools. Too many of the Baylor students come from a narrow demographic of very well-off families, 75% from Texas. Waco is a dry, dull and staid place to live and often the student population ventures to Austin or Dallas on weekends. If sports, is your sole interests, than Baylor/Waco may be more attractive. I advise caution going to Baylor because behind the groomed grounds, and plastered smiles there is a monolithic religious culture that is unwelcoming to diversity and differences, that are common among use. I question the quality and meaning of higher education under such narrow strictures.