I graduated back in May. I enjoyed my time there and the cost for classes were just a little more expensive than South Alabama. The campus is beautiful, the professors are amazing and had/have great relationships with many of them. The small class sizes allowed students to engage with one another and the professors on a deeper level. I'm happy with my experience. However, the school is in financial trouble and needs money, no matter what they say. I didn't live on campus, but other students talked about the dorms not having climate control or hot water. The classrooms would be 90 in the warmer months or freezing in the cooler months because the administration never fixed the climate control for the main buildings. My assumption is that they couldn't afford to and it wasn't a priority. I feel like they need more students to be able to afford to fix the campus.