Nampa, ID
Northwest Nazarene University

I love NNU. It has helped me to grow as a person and definitely grow in my faith. I could not have chosen a better school to go to and I am so happy about that. Everybody is so nice and even the professors are extremely nice; they actually care about you. I would encourage everyone to attend NNU!

As a current student and alumnus, my opinion of NNU is that they are an amazing university where the staff is very caring and helpful. This is hands down the best university/college I have attended. I would highly recommend Northwest Nazarene University to anyone who is wanting the best education.

The community at NNU is welcoming and involving, providing a lot of opportunities to bond with fellow students outside of class. The professors are always willing to help if you need it, even if it is with issues outside of their class. The students are usually welcoming to discussion about a variety of topics, from their classwork to the outside world. There is a bit of religious practice on campus, but in no way is religion forced upon the students. All religious belief sets are welcomed on campus, but they could be challenged by certain topics in some classes. Overall, if someone is looking for an academically-rigorous study, this would be the place to go.

Northwest Nazarene University, or NNU, is a safe school. The atmosphere is very friendly, if not a bit religious. There seems to be many clubs and activities to join. With great academics, variety of students, and small class sizes, NNU is the place to be for a fresh-out-of-high-school experience.

I love NNU, it is a really great place to be, the community is fun, loving. The food is okay, it is not the best but sometimes the food is really good. The professors are always available to talk to, they are fast to respond to emails. The professors are the ones who teach the classes and they will tell you if there won't be class ahead of time.

Northwest Nazarene has a great community feel. The Professors are very nice, encouraging, and helpful. Most students are friendly and fun to be around. Most people say their favorite thing about NNU is the community. NNU also puts a huge emphasis on women's volleyball and men's basketball. We have intramural, which are very fun to participate in and watch. Each department is like a big family. For example, I am a Graphic Design Major, therefore I am in the art department. The art department has meetings and parties to get to now everyone else within our department, the five adults and the students who I have met so far in the art department are very much worth getting to know.

This is a wonderful community to be a part of and I love the amount of support that I receive from all of the staff and my fellow students. It is a campus that I am able to be myself in and that is truly wonderful. The classes are amazing and the professors really care about how I am doing both in my studies and in my life.

I love NNU! It has an amazing community and amazing majors to choose from! I would (and have) recommend(ed) NNU to high school students looking for a college to call home and at which to find a school family that they feel they belong to! NNU's academics and their commitment to God is truly a testament to the school.

The student government, freshmen retreat, spring musical, week one, week done, TWIRP, Black Tie, Zombie vs Humans

I would tell myself to maintain good grades, take college classes while in high school, and work towards scholorships. Kids do not understand how important school is. Take your youth and focus all of it on school like it is your full time job. You will thank yourself in the long run. But being the 18 year old that I was I simply did not understand this advice.

I wish I would have known to do better in high school. I wish I would have kept my grades up and gone to school right out of high school instead of doing it the hard route. Going to school full time and working full time is very difficult and when you are 18 you simply don't comprehend that.

I don't think there is anything bad about my school. You will never get anything you want and college is a great learning experience for that life lesson. It is better to learn it young and learn how to deal with it.