It's a good school and it's nice and small and peaceful.
Update: If you're in the military (active -online courses, Army/Air National Guard and reserves) then I would suggest to go to a different school.
This college now has an ROTC program however the school itself doesnt support military very well.
I would suggest for anyone first of all to go to a cheaper college or community college to get your General education courses finished and then choose a school but for military please look at public Universities so your Tuition will be paid for but you still have to look at and figure out how to pay for room and board, food, gas, school supplies etc. and the GI bill check isnt going to cover all that and try not to spend it(ROTC will pay for room and board once you get a contract signed with them for going active duty when you finish or whatever other options they give but it takes a semester or 2 until they allow you to contract).
Go get scholarships, as many as possible and dont worry about getting too much money because once those scholarships cover your cost you get to pocket whatever goes over so if you needed $10,000 and got $15,000 in scholarships then the school has to give YOU that $5,000 every semester you have the scholarship.
Anyways if you made it this far, I had to leave LWC a few years ago since I couldnt pay $5,000 a semester since my parent plus loan was taken down so I told them I would be in Basic training so I couldnt pay anything yet on my loan.
Apparently they tried contacting my home while I was in training and since I never contacted them back (because I was in basic training) they moved my 8 grand into collections which added another 5 grand and they refused to even speak with me about it even when i drove down there in person after i finished AIT obviously. I cant go back to any school until I pay off my debt because LWC wont give me my transcript til its paid off.
This whole situation couldve been avoided if I had gone somewhere else or worked longer hours at my job or worked harder for scholarships but why I'm upset with Lindsey is the fact that they claim I never told them I was going to training and refused to speak with me even in person claiming they arent allowed to talk with me about it.
So that's 2 years wasted anyways if you actually read all this I hope you got a little more knowledge of what to do if you werent sure already and work hard to avoid situations like mine because even if you're military and get the student loan repayment incentive, it cant pay if it's in collections.
Lindsey is still a good school its just not too big on supporting military as they dont really care and they care much more for their athletics than their academic areas so facilities are very old and not in great operating shape, lots of and I mean LOTS of reports from many students and even some faculty of black mold, dead little animals found and it takes at least a month until they decide to fix it but that's with dorms too but the football stadium looks nice after it got another few million spent on it a couple of years ago.
Anyways just be careful about what you're getting into and KNOW WHAT YOU WANT before you go to school especially a private college like this one.