Avondale University — Attraction in Cooranbong

I graduated from Avondale College of Higher Education in 2016 with a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) and a Bachelor if Arts (Communications). I absolutely loved my time at Avondale, the best four years of my life so far! The best part is the community of young Christians all getting together to make new friends and learn new things. Living on campus is the best way to get involved - girls dorms changed my life. I received so much support and love from the communities I found there. While studying I worked at a local book store, and also worked with Avondale’s PR and Marketing departments to gain relevant experience and mentors for my degree. I loved being involved in Avondale Conservatorium’s music programs, such as choir, orchestra and jazz ensemble. Sports are a super social event each day and it was fun to get involved and feel accepted even though I am not great at sports. When studying, the class sizes were small enough to have group discussions and the lecturers knew each of us by name and personalities. I had a lot of support from them, they genuinely love the students and want them to succeed. I was encouraged to complete multiple internships, some gained through the important media and business connections of my lecturers, which has been one of the biggest praises on my resume since graduating and taught me some big life lessons while still studying. Even though this is a small town College, my degree is certified by Charles Sturt University. I highly recommend the ‘Avondale Experience’ to everyone I come across, particularly Christians or anyone looking to have loads of fun in a nature-surrounded, alcohol-free...

Wouldn't recommend unless your happy to conform to their ideas and beliefs. You forced to take religious subjects where they "promote" discussion but if you go against the grain you labelled a non believer and are made to feel as a outsider. I saw students bullied and made feel uncomfortable by both other students and staff.

The part that got me the most was the extortionate fees on everything. And when you finally finished they have the hide to send you requests for donations.

The only positive were the staff who taught me my electives. They were supportive.

For the record I am not a sore ex-student trying to get back a uni for poor grades. I passed most subjects with...

The free pen I received here is exceptional, much longer than the average pen and therefore it fits my hands nicely. Unfortunately, the pen has run out of ink and I am unable to make it back to the campus for the foreseeable future. I have tried other pens since but nothing can compare, I am distraught that such a beloved pen could be taken from me in such a manor. If only it could have had the hero's death it deserved, falling in honour on the battlefield or classroom.

So yeah if you are still producing the long pens a reply would be...