"The curriculum at Freed-Hardeman for the Computer Information Systems Major was an outstanding foundation for my career as well as my MEA. Within the first few months on the job after graduation, it became apparent that the professors in the Mathematics and Computer Sciences Department had taught me the most current topics in my field. This along with the individualized attention that is received at a small college put me a step ahead of the others that I work with who attended a larger university."

Greg Martin

"Freed-Hardeman has given me a great start in my career. The foundation that was created, especially by the Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, has been very beneficial to both my department at Intergraph and me. You probably won't find a more qualified and dedicated mathematics and computer science department than the one at FHU. The classes and the teachers had a great influence on me that helped me gain confidence in myself and my career. So many of the things that I learned while at Freed-Hardeman have helped me jump ahead in many of my responsibilities. I owe a great debt to Freed-Hardeman University for teaching me how to live and how to make a living. Thank you Freed-Hardeman!"

Michael Dozier

"Freed-Hardeman and its faculty established a strong foundation on which I am now building a career. The campus atmosphere taught me how to build relationships with my fellow employees. No matter how much you hear about the 'rough and tough' business world, fellow employees are still people. The biggest part of the foundation was built by the mathematics
and computer science department. This department is filled with faculty members who care and don't mind going the second mile. Also, the curriculum is very well planned. I work for a Fortune 500 company that
is constantly developing new products, so I know that it would be impossible to teach everything about computers. However, the curriculum at FHU does establish an excellent basis to which one can apply his or her profession. Never let it be said that Freed-Hardeman cannot compete with larger schools."

Stan Tillman

"To be an effective high school math teacher, a strong foundation is needed. I believe that I received such a foundation at Freed-Hardeman University. The Mathematics and Computer Sciences faculty were always willing to give extra help to their students. Since I have lived in the same house with two of the faculty members, I know firsthand the love and concern they have for their students and FHU. The faculty does everything in their power to teach 'how to live and how to make a living."'

Leigh Anne Sanderson