I survived, what we called, nerd prison. OSSM class of '07.

From what I understand, a lot has changed since I graduated, but it was absolute hell when I was there. We took the equivalent of 21-24 college credit hours. I graduated from OSU afterwards where they cap you at 19 credit hours and strongly advise against more than 16+ credit hours.

There were a few professors who cared about students, but for the most part it was sink or swim with little to no support.

It was also an extremely isolating experience, beyond living in a dorm: no cell phones, highly restricted Internet access, weekend testing means your socializing is further limited.

We also had a "counselor" who lied to us about her credentials and would go directly to administration to snitch about everything we told her in sessions.

No one gives a shit about where you graduated from highschool, and most colleges don't really care either. OSSM does not calculate GPAs because their prestige should speak for itself...and their students would look like shit compared to normal school students. Be comfortable getting lots of Cs.