Eastern Nazarene College Top Questions

I wish I had known the size and population of students. At this college, there are a few students, so you know almost every attendent there.

That I should be patient with myself, that things won't happen all at once. I was so scared about making friends and when it didn't happen instantly I didn't think it would happen ever. And also don't cling to every friendship, people will come and go, but your true friends will stick with you through everything. Also put in a lot of work to make that amazing GPA the first year it's really hard to boost a GPA once it's set, but mostly I wish I'd just relaxed more about everything.

I wish I would have known the rules about living off campus. Also I wish I would have known how empty the campus is on the weekends.

more specifics about what help is offered and where to find it

I wish I'd known that the more you put into your college experience, the more you get out of it.

There are several things that I wish I would have known before coming to Eastern Nazarene College. The one thing that I should have prepared myself for was the cost. Going to a private college is costly and I chose to ignore that. If I could go back in time I would apply for grants and scholarships. Now that I have experienced my first year at college I realize that if I turly want to help others when I'm done with school, than I need to limit the debt that I will be leaving with.

The decription on the majors

I wish i had known that commuters could apply for a mean plan. I was a commuter my freshmen year and it would be hard for me to come to school and find a near by place to grab lunch. But in the middle of the year i was told commuters were able to have meal plans also, i thought it was an on campus benefit only. So i had many days where i did not eat while at school.

How small it was, how bad the core classes were, how expensive it really was and that it wasn't worth the education to pay that much

The only thing that surprised me was how the Nazarene Church works.

That the people in the administration some times don't care what the students think is best for the students.