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02-11-2008, 01:50 AM
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Bryan College (Tennessee)
Bob Jones University (Greenville, SC) Columbia International University (Columbia, SC - was Columbia Bible College) Piedmont Bible College (Winston Salem, NC) Clearwater (Ohio - I think) Liberty University (Virginia) I know people who have attended all of these. My DDs attended Carson Newman College, Tennessee, which is a Christian college, but not perhaps as strong as the ones listed above). M DGS is interested in attending Liberty University.
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02-26-2008, 07:48 PM
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Have you considered Online/Distance Learning. There are many Christian colleges that offer this option. We found many via searching the web.
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02-26-2008, 11:46 PM
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Seattle Pacific University. I have many connections here... in fact I might transfer there after community college in a year and a half. They arn't too hot in sports right now, and its 10 times the $$$ per more than the University of Washington, but they have excellent students and academics. My girlfriend goes there now (freshman) and my dad has worked there since he graduated. He's in charge of the security and facilities management. In other words, he hires and fires security workers, and also arranges funds when the time comes of rebuidling facilities. For example the science buildings that were just put in thanks to him. In fact, if you are after a medical or science major, you will be thrilled with that department of the school.
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