COSC President and Provost on Accountability in Higher Education

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Also all the people of the department of admissions was there and they were all nice and seemed helpful. I do not in the practice and what happen once you apply.

Everyone I spoke to there when I was considering them was super nice and helpful.  But God help you if you get assigned to one particular admissions advisor. Several folks (including my own experience, with two different admission requests, several years apart) found that this person simply does not respond to emails, does not return calls, and it basically takes an act of God (and several weeks of waiting) to get any sort of responses.

Once I switched (both times) to someone else, responses were immediate and helpful.

But this person is still there, and I would not be surprised if this has driven away a number of potential students.

As for their other restrictions... well, I guess they are engineering themselves to stay small. I guess that's good and bad, but it seems to be what they want.  So more power to them.