Everyone has an opinion on what should be public and what shouldnt. People get upset that I'm verbal about it, but the school doesn't respond to students complaining. They make several promises, but do not always follow through on them. When I post things on here, it lets everyone know what is going on. The more people that ask questions, the more likely things are to get done.

The school is like a child in that aspect. You really have to constantly stay on them about certain issues. It's still a business, and they have that business attitude. They want to run things as cheaply as possible. Being a student, I'm a paying customer. If things are not up to my standards, I have to ask "why am I paying for this". I encourage other students to voice their opinions whether they agree with me or not. I think that is the only way to get an accurate portrayal of the school; you need to hear both sides.

I'm doing my best to inform others of what I see, so they can make an informed decision. If I get it wrong, I hope someone points it out to me, and I promise I will not think negatively of them if they do not agree with me. It's not personal, it's a debate.

Unfortunately, some students do not like it, and they have made it clear to others that they are "unhappy" with me. I'm ok with that. Not everyone has to be my best friend. I'd rather have a clear conscience and know I was open and honest than worry about being the popular kid in class. Again, it's nothing personal, its just business. I'm a paying customer, and like any product, I will review it as I see fit.