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Im thinking about applying to Meredith Manor in West Virginia2007-11-24 21:17:39

Just wondering if anyone has gone there

Did you have a good experience?

Did you learn a lot?

What was it like?

Answers:

Sounds like a great place. Of course there are alot of great schools. I would go to the library and ask for the book Horse Schools it is great and has all the web sites as well. I would also look at what you want to learn and spend and where you live. I got an associates degree locally in EQUINE. It was a small cheap school and close so it worked for me. If you plan on getting a BA or better then it might be better to check into cheaper local schools or one like I went to for your basics and maybe some equine classes. Then when those are done spend the big bucks on focusing your major. So like take you english, math, history, gov, humanities, science and maybe if the school has it things like (equine related)Health/disease, reproduction, Horsemanship, training, ferrier, selection. Then move on to your BIG school or universaty for your other classes or major. The school I went to in OKlahoma was less then a $100 per credit hr where as many school it is over $200 per hr so you would save 1/2 the cost making it easier to attend school. And if either way you have to move then that is no difference, if you do it local you can continue to live at home for 2 extra yrs saving on rent/dorm and food. I also like the school William Woods University it sounds nice http://www.horseschools.net/html/databas...

http://www.wmwoods.edu/ And you can check out these links http://www.horseschools.com/other.htm... Good luck and happy learning/riding

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I will probably be applying to that school as well next year. That school has a very good reputation. I have heard from several people who have gone there before but I do believe it is hard to get in. There are a lot of people who try and apply there. Good luck however!