Experiences with U. Of Lynchburg

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would not hire a student from this school. I'm sure the students get employee but with the name "lynch" in it has negative connotations.

Hard pass if I were you OP. Who are their distinguished alumni?

Wes Moore's press secretary is a Lynchburg grad: https://magazine.lynchburg.edu/article/living-the-dream-as-maryland-governors-press-secretary/

Good for them. Again where do most of their alum fall? This is an outlier not the norm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would not hire a student from this school. I'm sure the students get employee but with the name "lynch" in it has negative connotations.

Hard pass if I were you OP. Who are their distinguished alumni?

You sound very juvenile.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would not hire a student from this school. I'm sure the students get employee but with the name "lynch" in it has negative connotations.

Hard pass if I were you OP. Who are their distinguished alumni?

Wes Moore's press secretary is a Lynchburg grad: https://magazine.lynchburg.edu/article/living-the-dream-as-maryland-governors-press-secretary/

Good for them. Again where do most of their alum fall? This is an outlier not the norm.

Your assumptions are incorrect. Have you ever been to Lynchburg?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would not hire a student from this school. I'm sure the students get employee but with the name "lynch" in it has negative connotations.

Hard pass if I were you OP. Who are their distinguished alumni?

Wes Moore's press secretary is a Lynchburg grad: https://magazine.lynchburg.edu/article/living-the-dream-as-maryland-governors-press-secretary/

Good for them. Again where do most of their alum fall? This is an outlier not the norm.

What does it matter who their alum are? This is a serious question. You think because Barack Obama or one of the Bush kids went to your own school, that means something for you?

[Anonymous]

My cousin’s kid is there playing lacrosse, he’s having a great experience as a sophomore so far. They’ve been to visit a bunch and really like it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would not hire a student from this school. I'm sure the students get employee but with the name "lynch" in it has negative connotations.

Hard pass if I were you OP. Who are their distinguished alumni?

The stupidity and fragile nature of people is absolutely astounding.

[Anonymous]

We visited there and Roanoke and liked them both.

[Anonymous]

I think if I were a Virginia resident and were looking for a SLAC in Virginia, I would stick with the public options - Mary Wash, Longwood, Christopher Newport, W&M.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think if I were a Virginia resident and were looking for a SLAC in Virginia, I would stick with the public options - Mary Wash, Longwood, Christopher Newport, W&M.

VA has great privates too that are just as good as Longwood, etc. The Vtag is free state money only for privates that brings the price down before merit.

[Anonymous]

There are multiple LACs in VA that give enough aid plus the VTAG money to make them the same price or even cheaper than the public options.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are multiple LACs in VA that give enough aid plus the VTAG money to make them the same price or even cheaper than the public options.

+1 These LACs (Lynchburg, Roanoke, etc.) will give students a deal if you work with the financial aid office and will negotiate the price much more than the public colleges.