Class of 2006 I was enrolled here from 2001-2006 in the Criminal Justice program. I didn't feel like the courses were very challenging and I certainly didn't feel like I was pushed to reach my potential. I obviously cannot speak for everyone across all majors, but my experience was that it was a joke of an institution. Because this is a smaller school, there is no campus life, there are few clubs and few options to build your resume. I was expecting a challenge and I was expecting them to help prepare me for a career in law enforcement. I remember going to the writing lab to have them look at my resume, and they didn't know how to fill one out. I remember asking my advisors about applying for jobs and interview prep courses or seminars and they just got confused. It became apparent to me that the place was barely functioning as it was. That being said, I did have good experiences and did take some very interesting classes, some of which included Native American Literature, Psychology of Women, and Religious Imagination. Even though I had this shiny new degree, was a military veteran as military police, and had completed an internship with a local police department, I was never hired as a cop. I instead went back to school at a local technical college and got hired immediately upon graduation, and saved $75,000 in the process. Would I recommend Marian based on my experience - No, I would not.
Winne Schry
It a good place
Rose Weed
I love this place! The coffee is yummy, the workers are sweethearts, and it's a great place to chillax and get my homework done!
Susan Nickel
Amazing coffee/drinks, and the best happy baristas. Skip Starbucks across the street and come here! Don't be put off by the Christian bookstore part of it if that's not your thing, the coffee comes without any judgment.
Class of 2006 I was enrolled here from 2001-2006 in the Criminal Justice program. I didn't feel like the courses were very challenging and I certainly didn't feel like I was pushed to reach my potential. I obviously cannot speak for everyone across all majors, but my experience was that it was a joke of an institution. Because this is a smaller school, there is no campus life, there are few clubs and few options to build your resume. I was expecting a challenge and I was expecting them to help prepare me for a career in law enforcement. I remember going to the writing lab to have them look at my resume, and they didn't know how to fill one out. I remember asking my advisors about applying for jobs and interview prep courses or seminars and they just got confused. It became apparent to me that the place was barely functioning as it was. That being said, I did have good experiences and did take some very interesting classes, some of which included Native American Literature, Psychology of Women, and Religious Imagination. Even though I had this shiny new degree, was a military veteran as military police, and had completed an internship with a local police department, I was never hired as a cop. I instead went back to school at a local technical college and got hired immediately upon graduation, and saved $75,000 in the process. Would I recommend Marian based on my experience - No, I would not.
It a good place
I love this place! The coffee is yummy, the workers are sweethearts, and it's a great place to chillax and get my homework done!
Amazing coffee/drinks, and the best happy baristas. Skip Starbucks across the street and come here! Don't be put off by the Christian bookstore part of it if that's not your thing, the coffee comes without any judgment.
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