Visible Music College

"Nice looking campus but I didn't interact with faculty nor with students."

"My sister was attending Visible in 2021 when she was s**ually assaulted by another student. She reported the assault immediately but the administrators of the school subsequently interviewed the perpetrator, bought his lies, and tried to bury the incident. How did they attempt to bury it? They expelled my sister in her senior year, citing an unsubstantiated rumor spread by her r*pist. The President/founder of the school personally handled the situation, lest you believe this is a case of one bad administrator. You would be a fool to consider sending a child here, as no genuine talent lies in the overworked and undercredentialed teaching staff, the dorm infrastructure is decaying and unmaintained, and the atmosphere is one of prudishness, elitism, and Christian nationalism. Zero stars."

"Under their facade of excellence and Christian values, lies an unseemly place. Their rapacity is dangerous. Their leadership is parasitic. Ken has taken a “calling” and made it a curse. I graduated in 2017 as Salutatorian, awarded with the Cost of Discipleship Award, Excellence in Business Award, and was SGA President. I did my best with the utter disappointment that was my college experience. PRO: I made some good friends. CONS: School leadership lack accountability, poor academic rigor, low moral standards, lack of financial responsibility, and an unsafe campus for minorities. ZERO STARS"

"Wonderful venue for music and entertainment.. The setup for a brunch was wonderful"

"I dropped out of this school after two and a half rough years and tens of thousands of dollars gone. 7 years later I still get pseudo nightmares of being back there. It was the darkest years of my life. The student body and staff cared too much about a positive image for me to be safe looking for actual help. I was socially outcasted, isolated, and all I got in return was rumors spread about me and staff checking to make sure I wasn’t breaking any rules of conduct. Also, half the students there had no business being in college for music. The school will let you continue through graduation even if you have a complete lack of talent as long as you show effort. Some of the students are genuinely talented but there are others who graduate with their degree that wouldn’t even be suitable teaching beginning classes."