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I dont know who this John Smith is, but many of his points hit home.

I will say this. If King’s was as amazing and diverse and awesome as the users below claim, then why does administration use more words refuting someones argument and getting, quite frankly, extremly defensive about someone pointing out their faults, instead of simply asking why the person feels or thinks the way they do or what facts that person can present? Would the college have an absurdly high (in the range of 50%) freshman drop out rate if they were as awesome as they claim?

And the demographics? That’s kupput. They have extremly small class sizes so even having 20-30 black people in a freshman class will amount to high “diversity,” despite the other 200 kids being, as John Smith so eloquently put it, white, homeschooled, southern, caucasians.

Here’s some more food for thought. Why isnt there a single bad review on Google until this John Smith person came out? Surely, someone must have had a so-so time at King’s. Surely. But no. Not a single one in sight. Why aren’t there many 5 star reviews that go into detail the way I and John Smith have?

Now, maybe we’re wrong. But if you are an intellectual, do a little deep thinking about these reviews before you apply and ask many pointed questions in your interveiw to vet the school. If you find you still like the promise of what the school has to offer, (journalism program isn’t so bad) then apply.

As a current senior at King’s, I am so glad that I chose to spend all four of my college years here. King’s has equipped me in so many ways to step out into the real world, including a challenging but rewarding classroom setting, great internship experience in the finance world of New York, and hands-on leadership experience within the student body. King’s faculty incorporates Christianity brilliantly into the classroom. They don’t force-feed their beliefs; they teach students to think deeply and intelligently for themselves.