It's pointless to train our students in certain disciplines if the employers in the marketplace have no need for those disciplines.

Generally speaking, after 9/11 there was a downward trend in international student numbers. Some international students found it harder to get a visa. At the same time, we had radically rising costs (in tuition).

For students who sign up for the program, we guarantee transfer with a scholarship.

The needs are just going to be huge. When these students come in, then we put together whatever we can.

There's no single key to recruiting students. Every student's expectations and goals are as different as everybody's personalities. The reasons for picking a school vary greatly.

It is a great avenue because the subject matter is so broad. A lot of students have always been interested in religion.