there's a new U in Mississippi
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At least Millsaps has some decent, albeit pricey, programs. They may have the ugliest student body in the state, but at least Millsaps has a decent reputation nationwide. I have never met a Belhaven grad that I would give to ***** for. What they lack in knowledge, skills and abilities they make up for in arrogance. I would rather hire a JSU grad.
some "tiny colleges for people who can't handle life at State, OM, or Southern" smack.
Kidding. Millsaps is a great school. MC is great if you want to go to chapel and be indoctrinated. Belhaven is... uh, yeah.
Kidding. Millsaps is a great school. MC is great if you want to go to chapel and be indoctrinated. Belhaven is... uh, yeah.
<blockquote style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0); font-weight: bold;"> I have never met a Belhaven grad that I would give <span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 255);"><font style="color: rgb(0, 153, 0);" size="6">to</font></span> ***** for. What they lack in <font style="color: rgb(51, 153, 0);" size="6">knowledge, skills and abilities</font> they make up for in <span style="text-decoration: underline;">arrogance</span>.[/quote]
Belhaven, Millsaps, or MC... I was only making a joke.. Also, I have never talked to anyone that went to MC that liked it. Actually, they all hated it and most ended up transferring.
Played for a year under David Saunders. Moved back to Starkville and did four years at State. Millsaps is an okay place. Good people, great teachers. But having grown up in Starkville, I was used to a much bigger college experience, and that's just not possible in Jackson.
Belhaven can suck it. Not because of the school or the people, but because I partially tore a tendon in my right foot trying to return a punt on that god awful "home" field they used. Hopefully they've upgraded.
Belhaven can suck it. Not because of the school or the people, but because I partially tore a tendon in my right foot trying to return a punt on that god awful "home" field they used. Hopefully they've upgraded.
and generally does more research and offers a wider variety of degrees, especially graduate ones. Thanks, Wikipedia. But apparently there is no actual standard for using the terms.
between university and college. Technically, Mississippi College is a university but keeps the traditional name. Most small liberal arts colleges have changed to 'universities' and probably fulfill the requirements for the name barely. I went to MC many years ago and received a fine education for a bachelor's degree. If your goal is to party as much as possible in college, I'd advise you to go somewhere else.