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My               son               just               began               attending               a               very               unique               university               that               gets               very               little               publicity               in               the               South.

The               school               is               Trinity               Baptist               College,               located               on               the               west               side               of               Jacksonville,               Florida.

The               college               is               very               small,               having               between               500               and               600               students               in               any               school               year.

About               350               of               those               live               in               campus,               in               the               newly               rebuilt               dormitories.

The               campus               is               also               home               to               the               Trinity               Christian               K               through               12               school.

1200               attend               the               K               through               12               school               there.
               My               son               was               late               applying               for               financial               aid,               and               after               contacting               two               local               Junior               colleges,               who               refused               to               allow               him               to               attend               due               to               his               late               financial               aid               status,               Trinity               Baptist               College               was               contacted               and               was               more               than               willing               to               work               with               him,               as               long               as               the               forms               had               been               completed.

There               is               one               lady               over               the               Financial               Aid               Department,               with               two               others               who               help               her.

She               kicked               it               into               high               gear,               and               had               my               son's               package               of               aid               completed               within               a               week.

In               the               meantime,               they               listed               him               as               "paid               in               full."               I               don't               know               of               any               other               school               that               would               do               that.

After               further               research               however,               I               have               found               that               private               schools               are               more               prone               to               work               with               financial               aid,               often               deferring               payments,               or               allowing               quarterly               or               even               monthly               payments.

It               all               worked               out               in               the               long               run,               as               this               had               been               my               son's               first               choice               anyway.

He               sincerely               wanted               to               try               two               years               at               a               Christian               college               to               see               if               this               was               the               route               for               him.
               Having               been               to               two               colleges               myself,               and               my               husband               to               three,               I               am               familiar               with               the               first               week               of               school.

It               is               usually               very               hectic,               and               the               poor               student               is               all               but               lost.

Parents               very               rarely               are               even               included               in               the               orientation               process.

Parents               and               Freshman               students               at               Trinity               Baptist               College               are               encouraged               to               attend               an               orientation               meeting,               where               food               is               provided.

I               am               not               sure               if               their               menu               is               the               same               every               year,               but               we               had               barbecue               and               the               trimmings.

The               Pastor,               Deans               of               Students,               Professors,               Advisers,               and               all               other               staff               were               on               hand               for               the               
               event,               and               available               if               parents               or               students               wanted               to               talk               to               them.
               The               next               day,               we               were               asked               to               attend               a               mandatory               meeting               about               campus               rules.

Heads               of               various               departments               were               available               to               give               basic               information,               and               the               head               of               financial               aid               offered               her               assistance,               even               staying               late               into               the               evening               for               any               parents               with               financial               aid               concerns.
               The               next               day               our               son               attended               his               own               orientation.

Seems               the               campus               is               very               strict,               leaning               more               towards               a               primitive               Baptist               or               old               fashioned               rules.

My               son               was               a               bit               concerned               that               mandatory               dress               for               all               males               are               button               down               shirts,               a               tie,               dress               pants               with               dress               shoes               and               matching               dress               socks.

However               he               was               so               happy               to               be               attending,               he               was               willing               to               accept               their               code.

We               explained               that               some               work               places               have               dress               codes.

If               you               don't               like               the               dress               code,               get               another               job.

In               addition               to               the               dress               code               having               to               do               with               primitive               roots,               I               think               it               is               a               good               practice               for               students               studying               for               a               career.

Once               they               graduate               from               college,               they               will               have               to               dress               in               ties               every               day.

In               addition,               we               explained               that               dressing               up               gives               you               more               self               confidence.

Girls               of               course               have               to               wear               either               dresses               or               skirts,               however               my               son               did               notice               that               their               codes               are               a               bit               more               relaxed,               allowing               denim               jackets,               and               skirts.
               The               only               concern               I               had               was               that               the               classes               are               limited.

Most               classes               only               have               one               class,               with               English               and               a               couple               of               others               having               two               classes.

If               a               student               decided               to               skip               a               class               that               they               are               suppose               to               take               their               freshman               year,               and               try               to               wait               till               a               later               semester,               it               will               mess               with               their               subsequent               classes.

Their               first               two               years               of               classes               are               already               set,               however,               they               are               allowed               to               chose               electives,               and               are               allowed               to               chose               which               math               and               science               they               take.

They               are               required               to               take               one               of               each.

They               do               have               a               large               amount               of               Bible               classes,               as               it               is               a               Bible               college.

These               are               mandatory               of               all               students.

Our               only               concern               is               whether               or               not               these               classes               will               transfer               if               our               son               chooses               to               finish               his               Junior               and               Senior               years               elsewhere.

Some               might               transfer               as               religion               or               philosophy               classes.

We               advised               for               him               to               take               his               20               hours               of               electives               for               his               two               year               degree,               with               classes               that               will               transfer,               such               as               foreign               language,               or               social               sciences.

Also,               the               degrees               are               limited,               but               they               do               have               a               two               year               general               degree,               where               you               can               just               decide               on               your               major               or               transfer               to               another               four               year               college.
               The               college               has               a               variety               of               activities,               including               sororities,               and               fraternities,               college               sports               teams,               and               trips               for               each               class               to               local               events,               such               as               bowling               and               dinner               out.

The               freshman               class               was               treated,               courtesy               of               the               college,               to               an               evening               on               a               local               dinner               cruise               ship               on               the               Saint               Johns               River               in               downtown               Jacksonville.

Not               many               colleges               offer               trips               like               that.

However,               they               do               frown               on               movies.

Although               I               don't               agree,               it               is               a               rule,               and               again,               if               you               don't               like               the               rules,               go               elsewhere.
               So               far,               I               am               very               pleased               with               Trinity               Baptist               College.

For               parents               in               the               North               Florida               area               or               beyond               that               want               their               students               to               have               a               Christian               College               Experience,               I               would               advise               Trinity.

While               they               may               be               a               bit               more               expensive               that               most               four               year               colleges,               knowing               your               child               is               cared               for               by               staff               makes               all               the               difference,               in               addition               to               the               small               teacher               student               ratio.






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