Lee University Top Questions

At Lee University, there is a saying that everyone knows, "A ring by Spring". Every person at Lee University expects to be married by graduation. There's a lot of people who do find their future spouse in college, but people don't search desperately for it. Most people at Lee feel like if they do not marry by graduation, they are failures. I am enjoying my college life as a single girl; I have no wish to be tied down to someone while I'm still young. You only live once.

I would have to say the worst thing about the school would be the cost of the food at the quick stand areas, it is very good, but very pricey.

Well I take online classes through Lee and the worst thing is the teacher do not email you back fast enough for it to be an online class. At least for me being impatient.

The worse thing about Lee would be the fact that some classes are only offered at eight-o-clock in the morning. This sometimes conflicts with schedules. For instance, I have a class at eight in the morning, and I don't have a class until noon. Because I'm an off campus student, I can't just go hang out at my dorm. So, this can sometimes be a problem. Other than that, there are not really any "bad things" about Lee.

The worst thing is that there is not alot to do on the weekends. This area is a rural area so to do shopping or go to a more populated area you have to take about an hour drive. Also, since so many students leave on the weekends to go home it gets very quite.

Because Lee University is a privately owned college, the tuition cost can be a little more expensive than other colleges. So for many students, money is a big concern.

The cafateria food.

The worst thing about Lee is the parking situation and the lack of flexibility with campus safety. Lee is always expanding to make the campus better and more condusive to a great education, but as the buildings go up, parking tends to decrease. Along with that, campus safety is always eager to write rediculous parking tickets with no mercy.

Parking, because there isn't enough.

THere are alot of petty issues with technology that still need to be worked out. the switched systems this semester and it still has some bugs.