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I was talking to someone from the college a few weeks ago and asked how many students were enrolled. She said 400. I remember when HAC had as many as 1500 at one time. Sad to hear that.
I think at its apex, the college had in excess of 2,000 students. It is a dying school and for those of us who went decades ago, it's sad.I was talking to someone from the college a few weeks ago and asked how many students were enrolled. She said 400. I remember when HAC had as many as 1500 at one time. Sad to hear that.
Dear brother, Clemson ain't IFB. Just sayin.Clemson has close to 30,000 or so.![]()
Here’s something scary: the University of Central Florida in Orlando has nearly 70,000!well.... my alma mater - the university of hawaii - has 50,418... ....
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.... and no parking for any of them on class days.... ...
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and yes... i know.... it;s not ifb either.........
.......but then neither am i....![]()
My daughter attended there last year and I went to a chapel service, looked to be about 400 there, but there are probably quite a few who do online learning.Maranatha has about 900 or so.
Maranatha currently has approximately 550 on-campus students when combining both residential and commuting students.My daughter attended there last year and I went to a chapel service, looked to be about 400 there, but there are probably quite a few who do online learning.
Oh, I've been corrected by the person who never comes here except to correct people on Maranatha questions. Ok, so they have 1200 or so. Its far bigger than Hyles.Maranatha currently has approximately 550 on-campus students when combining both residential and commuting students.
Maranatha Online and Distance Learning has between seven- and eight-hundred students enrolled each year.
Going back to the "Hyles" years, it always confounded me how that you could never get a straight answer on attendance numbers, especially at the college. I think maybe it was because they didn't really want to outright lie, but they wanted to leave the impression that the number was higher than it actually was.Was told by a HAC teacher that there were approximately 400 students. I remember in it's hey days, 1500. Sad to think that many of HB graduates are going to Pensacola, along with many teachers.
I agree. The attendance numbers were mentioned in chapel a few times in the early to mid '80's. The number around 2,200. I could get the yearbook out and count! Maybe I could invite everybody over to help.Going back to the "Hyles" years, it always confounded me how that you could never get a straight answer on attendance numbers, especially at the college. I think maybe it was because they didn't really want to outright lie, but they wanted to leave the impression that the number was higher than it actually was.
That said, I believe that at it's highest, perhaps in the early eighties, on campus enrollment was closer to two thousand. Regardless, it's a bit sad to see how it has shrunk, maybe as much as 80%. It's remarkable that they have been able to keep the doors open.
I was talking to someone from the college a few weeks ago and asked how many students were enrolled. She said 400. I remember when HAC had as many as 1500 at one time. Sad to hear that.
I find that encouraging! 1500 down, 400 to go!I was talking to someone from the college a few weeks ago and asked how many students were enrolled. She said 400. I remember when HAC had as many as 1500 at one time. Sad to hear that.
Stinkin' liberals.Maranatha has about 900 or so.
Heathens.Clemson has close to 30,000 or so.![]()
400!?! WE used to fit more than that on ONE BUS!!!Was told by a HAC teacher that there were approximately 400 students. I remember in it's hey days, 1500. Sad to think that many of HB graduates are going to Pensacola, along with many teachers.
Well, maybe left of Hyles, but defiitely not liberals.Stinkin' liberals.
Said the stinkin' liberal.Well, maybe left of Hyles, but defiitely not liberals.