LeTourneau University, Austin TX.?

[-SD-]

Has anyone heard of this school? They have an adult degree program for BBA and BBM degrees that I am looking into. I am meeting with the advisor tomorrow at 5p to talk cost and such. Does anyone know anything about this place? Looks like a nice little school from the website. www.letu.edu

 

[AustinTX]

Well, if you're looking for a Bible school....

 

[john937]

I've seen their ads on tv but have no idea where the building is.
I'm sure the pictures you're seeing on their website is of their main campus in Longview Tx.
I looked all over the website and couldn't find a street adress, but found a link to their remote campus locations, and that link doesn't work.
hmmmmmm...
Ask the advisor where they are and post it up.
I'll drive by and check it out if you like.

 

[§äñît¥ Pôí§ðñ]

They have a branch in Austin? that's news to me
the only mention of LeTourneau to my knowledge is in Longview

 

[-SD-]

They have the main campus in Longview, but the adult education locations are in Austin, Tyler, Houston, etc.
Apparently they are at 8501 N Mopac. I am meeting with an advisor tommorow. They say they are accredited to award bachelor degrees and even list the number to call for accreditation questions. I think there isnt much bible focus in the adult degree program, just core business classes and such.

 

[AustinTX]

... I think there isnt much bible focus in the adult degree program, just core business classes and such.

Their commercials say something like, "Business taught from a Christian perspective"; or something along those lines...

If that's not what you're looking for, I'd ask specific questions, or ask to sit in on a class or two before signing up...

You from Austin? That's between Mopac and the rail road tracks, just South of 183.

 

[-SD-]

Yea bro, I live off N Lamar and this school would be extremely convenient for me location-wise and time-wise. I dont care if its taught through a "christian perspective", they cant preach very much if its a bunch of business classes and I just need to get my bachelors degree since Im not getting any younger (28).

 

[§äñît¥ Pôí§ðñ]

if the price is reasonable and they aren't fanatics, I say go for it
most "christian" schools can't and don't really push the religion aspect very hard... or they wouldn't attract any students

 

[-SD-]

$248/credit hour. Guess its time to get more financial aid.

 

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