See I worked here and the owner, Mrs Sitton is all about MONEY! I was in the office when she would…read moretalk about students and other staff, she acts nice to people's faces but then as soon as they leave talks about them! I had to leave from up there for more hrs cus she wanted me to work for 3 hrs a day for 4 days, a total whopping of 12 hrs a week. I'm sorry but that's not even worth the time and gas to go up there! Then when I found another job and told her I found another job she got a little upset and said "well I didn't even know you were looking for full-time, why didn't you say anything" like I was suppose to let her know first? Then when I finally left she had the nerve to actually call my new job and try and get me in trouble with my new supervisor!! Then to top it all off because she was mad I left she held my last check and wouldn't direct deposit it then told me I couldn't even get the paper check until 4 days later after payday all because she's childish and was trying to hurt me for finding a better job! Sad

I just finished the nursing assistant class at Professional Medical Training Center. I loved my…read moreteacher! She made the class fun and even gave me extra help when I needed it. The payment plan really helped! I just got hired at Mcleod hospital and the recruiter said they have hired a lot of students from this school. I will be going back to take other classes..No more fast food jobs for me!!

Darlington is an excellent school with a strong college readiness program. They also have lots of…read moreclubs and activities. Most teachers are engaging and care a lot about the students.

The Pee Dee region of South Carolina is lucky to have a great university like Francis Marion. I am…read morea proud FMU alum, and so is my husband. We have three FMU degrees collectively in our household, and we met there- which means FMU has a special place in my heart. In fact, the university's Alumni Cottage was our wedding venue. I spent four wonderful years of my life at FMU and was involved in various aspects of campus life. I lived on campus and felt like I got an excellent education value for my money. The campus is a bit isolated from Florence, but most everyone either commuted or had a car. With college, you get what you put in, but Francis Marion gave me chances to excel. I majored in English (Professional Writing), and I completed an internship as well as writing for the student newspaper. I graduated in 2007 and received a job offer within a month. Others in my graduating class received offers fairly quickly or were accepted into graduate school. The company I work for has several interns from FMU as well as many employees who started out as interns. No college is cheap, but FMU is one of the more affordable universities in SC, especially if you receive state scholarships. The university is fairly small and professors know your name- you are never just a number at FMU. On the flip side, this means students are held accountable for coming to class and completing assignments, which gives the university a reputation of "easy to get in, tough to get out". However, my family can attest that a hard-earned FMU degree is worth the work!

All hail my Alma Matar. I'm more than grateful to be an alumni of The Illustrious Francis Marion…read moreUniversity. I just recently took my son there to tour the campus and I was so proud of the memories but also of the growth that has taken place in the last twenty years. My son was excited and so was I. I think I was a lil too excited because I ended up conducting the tour. Josh was a great tour guide but he let me bask in my memories. Francis Marion really did set me up for success because I graduated with a job already in tow. Thanks FMU for all of the unforgettable memories!

Pee Dee Regional EMS provides educational classes for all levels of EMS providers. I am currently…read moretaking my Advanced EMT certification class here.

I'm a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church. The school has been around for over 30years. Great…read moreteachers. The best school in Hartsville.