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my school has a unique music culture for a christain school. Although it doesn't have hip hop culture it does has a strong base in music such as rock and roll (secular) but also alternitive. which makes it prime for music majors to persue their careers

Personally, the best thing about Greenville College, is the teacher - student relationship that is built during a class. The teachers here are ones that are willing to share their faith and beliefs. They want you to succeed, and they will work with you, no matter the situation, to make sure that you are getting the education and the knowledge that you came here for.

The best thing about my school is that its not that big and the people here are great.

I think the best thing about my school are the opportunities for spiritual development. It makes it unique, and it helps with everything else I do. Going to chapel during the week and doing Bible studies really helps a lot when things get stressful with my academics and work. It's great to start class with a prayer, and you always feel the presence of God everywhere you go.

The best thing about Greenville College is the sincere interest the professors have in the students. They are willing to do what it takes in order for their students to succeed. They are constantly looking for different ways to involve students in their field of study, and take time to get to know each student. The professors are definitely the best part of my school.

I believe that the best thing about Greenville College is the community. The community also includes the teachers. Everyone is friendly and the teacher's are always willing to help you understand the work in classes. The students are friendly and try and include everyone, in conversation, and extra curricular activities. The RC's on one's floor are also very helpful in pointing out the right way to go, and just straight up being available for talking about anything. The bible study's on the floor is a great way to bond and get to know others.

The music scene is usually somewhat enjoyable, especially the bands that I personally have participated in.

The community at this school is incredible. Everyone is very friendly, and you really get the chance to know the people you live around since the school is small. Unlike other schools that I have visted, Greenville College encourages students to connect with one another in many ways. For instance, floors in the dorms are typically close knit, whereas at other colleges, one may not even know one's next door neighbor. .The resident assitants are interested in getting to know their residents. The professors are also extremely helpful and willing to go above and beyond to help students succeed.

I think the best thing about this school is the community aspect. Everyone is willing to help each other out and teachers are concerned with your success. Everyone is just really nice and accepting of each other. Overall, there is just something different about it. It might be the fact that everyone knows everyone else.

The best thing about Greenville College, is the Christian atmosphere that is tries to present. WHile many Christains throught the culture are judgemental and condemning, Greenville is a place that will acccept you for who you are. A place that will not judge you, but look to help you in all the way that it possibly can. While many "Christians" arne't living the life that Christ lived, the college is seeking the life that all people of faith are called to live. They don't judge, nor to they discriminate; but they accept and love every single person.

I believe the best thing about Greenville College is the professors and how the genuinely care about their students. Because it is a small private school that is possible and I am blessed to be apart of it. I like this aspect of Greenville College because I feel as though the school wants me to succeed and the only way I will fail is if I do not put my one hundred percent effort into it, which will not ever be the case.

The best thing about Greenville College is community. Community is not just the people I live with, but all that surround me. At Greenville, community is strived for. The interactions and experiences that I have had just in these past few months has developed me into something much greater than before. My view on the processes of life and its importance has been tested and perfected into who I am now. Conversations in and out of the classroom are always shaping the minds of myself and the students here; making up the community. That is why it is the best.

There's just a beautiful community enviornment intentionally fostered by the college. This comes through in the dorm activities, the required chapel attendence, and the professors' involvement in the student's lives.

The small enviroment centered around Christ.

Greenville has the most amazing faculty, especially for a college it?s size. They are highly qualified, and are all very capable teachers. More importantly though, you are able to cultivate relationships with them, and they are genuinely concerned for your welfare as well as your education. There is a real sense of community within the school.

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Everyone is very friendly and for the most part genuine. The faculty and staff are really great and it is easy to have engaging conversations with them. Also there is a strong artistic vibe on campus that is inspiring. You are really close to St. Louis but life in Greenville is very easy going.

This school has a wonderful music program. This encompases music business, recording, composition, and performance. Concerts are on almost every week and we sponsor a large outdoor big-name-bands music festival every year.

Greenville College is a great school for discovering who you are. This is even shown in the mission statement of the school: Greenville College transforms lives for character and service. . . The emphises at this school is focused on the way in which you live your life. What you do isn't the career that you choose, but how you help people. It is a great transition school for students that are trying to discover themselves.