I do not see any harm going to NLC. if someone is not able to achieve his/her goal or diverts path while @ NLC, then that person, and not NLC, should be responsible. Infact, NLC is a great college for students-it is way less expensive than other colleges/universties; it's courses gets easily transfered to many renowed universities in Texas and elsewhere (if proper degree plan is followed); many students are awarded moderate to hugh scholarships with GPAs earned @ NLC; living expenses in DFW, where NLC is located, is cheap; and students can get jobs to support themselves while going to college.

NLC is accredited by National Accredition Agency and is one of the most-standard colleges within the Dallas County Community College District. It is more standard than universities of some states. There are many, many students who studied @ the NLC transfered to UTA and other universities and with scholarships, graduated, and are holding jobs currently. So, NLC is a great instution in many aspects and there's not any harm going there if there are many Nepalese students studing there or it's name is well heard in Nepal. The main thing it provides a quality education with less tuition fees and that's what counts!

Good Luck to all who plan to get transfered here.