Kansas City, MO
Avila University

Excellent smaller school. The campus is nice and easily accessible. It is close to the center of Kansas City. Our professors are active advocates for their individual passions and make the classes fun and interactive. There is a large offering of sports.

I love Avila University. Although I wish we had more restaurant options on campus, there are plenty off campus, less than five minutes away. The thing I love most is the people. The staff is kind and always offering help. I plan to go here throughout college.

To be blunt Avila University has literally saved my future. My home life has not been great at all and they have been very understanding and flexible with me. The sole reason why I chose Avila is because it is very close nit and since day one they have made me feel life a part of their family. The teachers, staff and students are beyond helpful, respectful and accepting. Then there is the religious aspect of Avila although it is a Catholic University they don't pressure you to become a Catholic nor make you feel unwelcome like other religious affiliated universities. With that there is the fact that they have an organization called Campus Ministry. This organization within the university is all about helping the community. Overall I am proud to an Avila Eagle.

Avila University in my opinion is the best school in Missouri, I say this because nit only have they opened up doors for me career wise they have helped me grow as a person. there is so much good that the goes on on campus with the students and staff but also for the community for example Campus Ministry, they go in to the community and spend time with the elders, they hold food drives and genuinely help everyone on and off campus. that's is just one of the many great things about Avila University.

Avila University was a great university with a small campus that allowed for an immense amount of one on one time with professors along with many successful sports teams and a wide variety of clubs to join no matter your interests. I always felt included in all campus activities and I have met many memorable people who attended or taught there.

I love going to Avila University. It’s a private university so the class sizes are smaller and more intimate than other universities. I’ve made great friends and established great relationships in a supportive and safe environment and overall, I enjoy coming here! I hope that others can see that as well.

Avila is a good school at around the people are really friendly. If you get lost or need help doing anything they will help you. It is simply amazing. There is security on campus, that all you have to do if you do not feel comfortable walk back to you dorm or to your car, you can call them.

Avila University is a private "catholic" college. There is some religion, but it is not forced down your throat if you choose not to participate. The staff and faculty are all so kind and all really care about you. The teachers all really get to know you and make sure you are doing okay emotionally as well as in class. Most of the dorms are very run down, but the newest one is very nice. Your books are included in tuition so you do not have to search for or pay for your books yourself. And laundry is FREE!

Avila University is a great school, they really help in accommodate students like myself who are disabled. They make sure that I have a scribe, which is someone who takes my notes for me due to the fact that my hands are somewhat contracted. I am a quadriplegic, but that does not stop me from earning a degree in education. And what the hell with this cool I know that I can make it, and it's achievable is believing.

My opinion of Avila University is that it is an overall good school, some programs I believe need more faculty in order to create more flexibility, students are able to have more class options, and things are more organized. But overall the faculty was very helpful in directing me in the right direction and would be more than willing to take extra time to sit down with me if there was any confusion or I needed guidance.