The professors are wonderful the ideal learning environment, although the institution on the other hand is quite expensive for the area.The school does absolutely nothing to help their own students even though it is located in a low-income, impoverished neighborhood. One would think that they would be more focused on and committed to student success being that most people choose not to attend because of the drug use, violence, theft and other crimes surrounding the community. I can't even afford to graduate on time because I have to take a few classes at a time. When I transferred to Texas Wesleyan I didn't qualify for a transfer scholarship I had missed it by one point (so I was told) now they've changed and lowered the requirements to 2.0- 2.49 but of course now I don't qualify anymore which is unfair. Don't even get me started on the unprofessionalism of the Administration Department, they are rude, abrupt, impolite and offensive when you ask questions. The Financial Aid office doesn't take the time to help students find other forms of assistance to pay for school. My Aid Advisor caused me to miss out on a scholarship that she didn't even inform me about, when I asked her about it she told me I missed the deadline (sorry) but showed no concern at all. I've talked to countless students who were forced to sit out a year because they couldn't pay their unpaid balance on time. This university should do more by implementing ways to make sure their students can graduate. It's horrible to be delayed for one or two years all because you couldn't afford tuition cost, for God sakes my professor started a food pantry out of her own pocket because students couldn't afford food and tuition. They are very quick to insinuate that monies are being allocated towards improving the school although the students never reap the benefits.