I suggest avoiding online classes because they typically lack the support and guidance necessary for a fruitful learning experience. It's often difficult to access assistance or seek advice when required. Opting for in-person classes on campus might offer a more beneficial learning environment. Online classes, on the other hand, tend to be expensive and may leave you feeling unsupported in your academic journey, with little concern for your progress or challenges

I wouldn't recommend taking online classes due to the lack of support and guidance available. It's often challenging to find assistance or seek advice when needed. Perhaps attending classes in person on campus would provide a better learning experience. However, in the case of online classes, I advise against them. They tend to be costly, and it can feel like no one is concerned about your progress or your struggles.

Over the weekend, I attended a SWARM event to jumpstart my upcoming fall college experience. The campus, the people, and the experience was incredible! Leadership, faculty, and staff were all very loving, personal, and informative! Everyone was eager to assist me in this new life experience. Most of the facilities are state of the art and academic programs are highly ranked focusing on your professional and spiritual goals. Online dual credit courses were interesting, opening the door for amazing scholarship opportunities. I can't wait to begin in the fall and grow with LeTourneau University!

Very nice and comfortable. Sound system could use an upgrade, as it's hard to understand what the speaker is saying sometimes.

The campus is lovely and spacious. We attended a function at the Allen Family Student Center. Very nice facility indeed. The staff was great. All our tech needs were provided for. We all loved it.