Where do you want to go to college, and what do you want to major in?

I'm a sophomore at Liberty, and I really wish I could tell you what my major is. I have no clue what I'm doing. I'm waiting for God to let me in on that.

How do you like Liberty? That's where I'm thinking of going.

[b]serioushelpneeded wrote:[/b] [quote]How do you like Liberty? That's where I'm thinking of going.[/quote] I absolutely love it here! The longer I'm here, the more I'm glad I chose LU. All of the professors are Christians, and getting to meet with several of them is what made up my mind to come here. There are tons of things I could rave about, but are there any specific questions you have?

I was thinking of maybe going to Multnomah Bible College in Portland, OR or a community college by my house, but I am not sure if I am going there or not. I am not even sure exactly what I want to major in, but I've been leaning twords a major in journalism or something along those lines.

I'm a senior in high school and Eastern Univeristy(Philidelphia region) is my first choice for now (just waiting for The letter) but I'm lookin at some other options....I know a lot of people who've gone there and it seems really accepting of those who've been homeschooled. But no matter where, it would be for Elementary Ed/Special Ed. Yikes!:ohmy:

I've been to Eastern a few times, and it's a beautiful campus. However, they are rather liberal there. If you're looking for a solid Christian campus, I wouldn't recommend it.

[b]stratacastle wrote:[/b] [quote]I've been to Eastern a few times, and it's a beautiful campus. However, they are rather liberal there. If you're looking for a solid Christian campus, I wouldn't recommend it.[/quote] That interesting because it's not a liberal arts college. Did you just visit? I know several people who have/are going there and I had good recommendations until I heard from someone that she was disappointed in the students because they all leave and party off-campus, since I guess they are pretty strict about it on campus. Out of my current options EU is still the most Christian- well actaully the only Christian one. I'm very interested in finding out about the atmosphere and campus life, etc. because I wasn't [i]extremely[/i] impressed with the education department.

[b]brittwit wrote:[/b] [quote]That interesting because it's not a liberal arts college. Did you just visit? I know several people who have/are going there and I had good recommendations until I heard from someone that she was disappointed in the students because they all leave and party off-campus, since I guess they are pretty strict about it on campus. Out of my current options EU is still the most Christian- well actaully the only Christian one. I'm very interested in finding out about the atmosphere and campus life, etc. because I wasn't [i]extremely[/i] impressed with the education department.[/quote] Actually, by liberal I was talking about their stance on moral issues. I've visited several times, but I have never gone there myself, if that's what you were asking.

[b]stratacastle wrote:[/b] [quote][b]brittwit wrote:[/b] [quote]That interesting because it's not a liberal arts college. Did you just visit? I know several people who have/are going there and I had good recommendations until I heard from someone that she was disappointed in the students because they all leave and party off-campus, since I guess they are pretty strict about it on campus. Out of my current options EU is still the most Christian- well actaully the only Christian one. I'm very interested in finding out about the atmosphere and campus life, etc. because I wasn't [i]extremely[/i] impressed with the education department.[/quote] Actually, by liberal I was talking about their stance on moral issues. I've visited several times, but I have never gone there myself, if that's what you were asking.[/quote] Yeah, I realized what you meant after I thought about it. I visited once and from what I could tell you're right. It seems like they kinda leave you to figure things out for yourself and believe what you want. Coming from a non-denominational church though it's a pretty comfortable atmosphere for me. I don't know if that's bad or not. I recently started going to an AG church as well and it's very different. I like it but there's only one AG college nearby and I just started looking into it.