I went there for school mainly because it is local and cheap. Enjoyed my time there but it is lacking that college spirit. The great part about it though is my degree was cheap enough where we could pay it off in just a few years. I decided to change careers from my degree (graphic design) to now being a programmer, and I owe it to a programming class at the university that got me interested in the field.

Hopefully they can figure something out because it may not be the most exciting college experience, but it is valuable to the area and for students who don't want to be saddled with mountains of debt when they leave.