As I just finished my first year, I can say it’s a fantastic college. All of my professors were open and always willing to help outside of class.

John Jay has been a wonderful environment for me as a criminology student. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, always encouraging critical thinking and fostering a sense of community.

It’s nickname is “Hard Work U” because all students work 15 hours a week and two 40 hour work weeks a year, which provides the opportunity to graduate DEBT FREE, as donors who support the mission of the college cover the additional cost of tuition.

It’s also so easy and fun to get involved in clubs, events, and on-campus jobs.

Majoring in Business Administration/Finance, I’ve found UB’s strong academic focus and dedication to individual success to be a major driving force in my educational journey.

I transferred in during the second semester of freshman year, and it was the best decision I ever made.

I picked WOU for many reasons, mainly the small campus, classrooms, and community.

Luckily, there are several ways to pay for college that’ll lighten the financial burden of your studies. Without further ado, let’s review a few ways to pay for college.

If you’re a talented STEM student interested in this school, my advice is to be as social as you can at the start of the year so you can find a good group of people to explore the campus with!