During my four years at Salem College, I encountered several things one would not expect from a…read morehigher education institution whose mission statement describes it as a college who "values its students as individuals" and a statement of values that includes "embracing diversity". My time at Salem College brought me fleas, bedbugs, and termites. My time at Salem College brought me cold showers, hot sinks, malfunctioning heat in December, and broken air conditioning in May. My time at Salem College brought me inadequate food safety inspections, and only superficial bandages to cover a much deeper problem. Salem College has now fired their Director of Diversity and Inclusiveness, a decision publicized after students left campus. A decision that, once again, shows Salem College is only interested in bandaging, but never fixing the deeper issue. Salem College has become the kind of place that is still discussing a trans student policy 5 years later (although they are quick to tell you they value their students as individuals), but was able to write, review and publish a protest policy within a week of students organizing a peaceful sit in. My time at Salem College also brought me a degree. A degree I credit to my amazing and devoted professors. A degree that I, and many of my peers, received in spite of the administration in place.

From the owner: For more than 235 years, Salem College has offered solid instruction, personalized attention &…read moreflexibility to meet all students circumstances. Whether they are women pursuing undergraduate degrees, men & women over 23 who are enrolled in the adult-degree program or area residents taking non-credit courses in which they have a special interest. Salem offers 28 academic majors & minors plus graduate programs in education. For information on all our programs, call 336-721-2600 or visit www.salem.edu.

Although I am not an Alumni of this university anyone can attend the Moravian Love Feast on the…read morecampus held each December at Wait Chapel. It is known for its Christmas concert, prayer and Love Feast. Walking to this great chapel you will see beautiful lit decorations in white along the walkway to enjoy. I always feel excited to experience this event and feel inspired to share part of what makes Christmas so special with my friends. The Love Feast starts off with live orchestral music, prayer and instruction on the proceedings. At the door you are offered a hand-made candle to light and a pamphlet to introduce you to the order of the ceremonies including the words to the hymns, when to light your candle etc. During the ceremony you will get the Feast; a roll and coffee, always welcome especially on a cold December night. I hope you can take a breather from life's journey to enjoy this lovely tradition while celebrating the holiday.

We walked through campus today with my bf's kids and it's so beautiful and lush with trees and…read moretrails. It is a beautiful picturesque setting and Wake Forest owns tons of local properties like The Graymar hotel. The cafeteria is interesting and they have a few food stations and a healthy salad bar so the students don't gain the freshman 15. It's not as pretty as the Duke university campus but still holds its own.

I went here for school to take some prerequisites before I applied to graduated school and I was…read morevery pleased with all the courses. They transferred to every college I applied to and the teachers were great. The courses were still challenging which had me thinking maybe I should have spent my first two years of college at FTCC and then transfer for my last two years while obtaining my Bachelors. I would have saved a whole lot of money that's for sure. Everything was very affordable as at the time for in state students it was around $70 per credit hour which wasn't bad at all. Parking stickers are $25 a piece, and transcripts are $3 a piece. All very reasonable, especially when you compare them to a University. I was annoyed with how you must pay for your transcript in the main building at the cashier's office, and then you have to go all the way to the old career center building to get the actual transcript, by hey other than that. I big deal. I would recommend this school to anyone, especially the science courses. They have every 100 and 200 level science course you would need. If you are thinking of a community college, FTCC is the place.

I have been on the information line for 1 hour and 46 minutes and still on hold to pay for my…read morenotary class. This is crazy. I'm afraid to choose the call back option, because I might be on the phone and miss the call. I started out as caller 5 and now I'm caller 2, is their only one person answering calls?

My son's teacher, David Holter, has been a wonderful mentor for him in piano. We've gone through…read morethree other piano teachers before in other cities, but David is the one that clicks for him. Highly recommend.

Here with my mother in law. Th 3 ortho docs have been wonderful! The emergency staff are kind and…read morecompassionate as are the nursing staff. The is a very busy place but they act as if she is their only patient!

From the owner: At Urgent Care - Piedmont Plaza 1, we provide the following care and services: On-site pharmacy…read moreavailable, On-site labs and routine X-rays, Minor office-based procedures, Referrals to Wake Forest Baptist Health specialists as needed.

Biblically based teaching. Engaging class experience. Diverse student body. Practical and…read moreapplicable training.

I am presently enrolled at this college, and I can honestly say the Holy Spirit is present there…read more The Word of God is broken down and explained so thoroughly, it makes one hunger for more and more. The instructors there are not only well educated and versed in the word, they are true men of God, fireballs for the Word, and excited about sharing and rightly dividing the Word. And we, the students are being taught how to do just that!!! I love the school, the atmosphere, and the people-you will meet people from all religions and areas of ministry with strong anointings on their lives, and a true thirst for God and His Word. I dare you to try it!!!!!!