Spring Arbor University Top Questions

I wish I would have known how much I would be required to do on my own without direct supervisor finding me placements for internship placement.

I wish I'd known that finding a job on campus was more than a notion. Because of the size, jobs are far and few.

I wish I would have had just a little better understanding of how the "system" worked. Mostly just the little things - how/when to get a studnet I.D., how to get a parking permit, etc. I'm a transfer and commuting student, so I couldn't really attend freshman orientation.

That being far from home is okay because there is a lot of things that happen on the weekends.

I wish that I had known how amazing the love and support of the on campus community is than I wouldn't have been so worried about this new step.

I wish I would have known more people before coming to this school. I only knew 1 person and I never saw this person after coming here, so it was a little weird trying to find people to hang out with because I was thinking I would hang out with this particular person a lot, and I never did. It's better now, I have a wonderful group of friends on this campus!

I wish I would have known more about scholarship opportunities that Spring Arbor University provides. I applied fairly late during my senior year of high school, so I missed out on applying for the full-rides or larger scholarships that the school has to offer, but I was still able to get a great academic scholarship anyway. Regardless of my financial situation, my education and experience at Spring Arbor University has been well worth the financial sacrifice. I have gained volumes of understanding and wisdom while attending this college that cannot be valued by a dollar.

A big regret I have is not working harder in high school to get better grades. Had I done that, I would qualify for better scholarships. I also regret not paying more attention to scholarship opportunities and doing the work that goes behind that.

Becoming a student at Spring Arbor University was far easier than I thought it would be. I had a lot of anxiety over a lot of different things. I was helped so much. The staff at SAU answered every question I had with ease and introduced me to everything I needed to have on deck. I was and still am beside myself with joy due to how well I was and still am treated by the staff. If I had known this prior to applying, I would have applyed her a lot faster!

I really don't feel as though there would be anything I didn't know when I started at this school. I made sure that I asked all of the questions I had before I began. I researched this school for a long time before deciding that it would be the write school for me to attend. They helped me plan things out and answered any questions that I had.