Nampa, ID
Northwest Nazarene University

NNU, is a carrying, loving enviorments, who has a heart for God

We are very small and A chrristian school

Let your kids pick the school they want, nnu is not for everyone so don't force it on your own children.

When selecting a college look at the people who a student will be assosiating with and how much proffessors are willing to take out their time to help students. Also parents need to look at the availability of extracaricular activities that their child might be interested in.

The students are more friendly and share a closer friendship with each other. Proffessors will go out of their way to help students succeed in the classes they are taking. Even the students are willing to help each other to succeed in school.

Someone who wishes to get a broad spectrum of learning. A person who is willing to work hard for grades and someone who does not let failure affect their quality of work for the worse.

Go visit the campus before hand and get to know the professors that you may have with your intended major.

I already knew just about everything because I had visited the campus before. Plus I had heard things from an older sibling.

How conservative it is. The mind set is SO conservative that most the time faculty can not see outside of the box.

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think hard about it

anyone should attend

anyone should attend

I would say find the college that is right for your kids, that guides them in their belief practices, and allows your children to be who they want to be, not what others make them to be

My classmates are relatively nice, but very cliqueish

Not enough events to hang out with class.

My school is best known in this area for its growing MBA program. They advertise a lot about how easy it is to get your MBA in their evening program.

The academic program is an important thing to consider, but I think the atmosphere you will be living in is even more important because it will play such a big role in how you develop as a person.

I brag about the incredible community that the students and teachers share. Somehow we are honestly like a BIG family. Everyone is friendly and caring and we spend a lot of time having fun and learning together. There is always someone to laugh with or work with or go to for guidance.

I would say go visit the campus to get a feel for it. Also talk to students there and talk to those who have graduated to find out about the school. Also talk to the staff and professors there. To get a better idea of the school.

How cold it gets in the winter.

They are amazing.

My classmates are kind and friendly and get along nicely as a cohesive group.

Do your research. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Don't let financial aid deter you from the school of your dreams. If you're supposed to be there, the money will work out.

Nothing. I knew a lot about the school already.

little clicks and groups that are formed, and the way that people are always into getting girls and guys together and start dating, its hard to have a long distance relationship on this campus because if you do they're always asking where that special someone of yours is.

make sure it offers good financial aid and everything you'd possibly want on the campus before going there. It's a big decision to go to college, and an even bigger one to go to a christian one because christian private schools are a lot different than public universities, more expensive as well.

a person who doesnt want to be chained in by a whole lot of rules and campus regulations and possibility of getting fined all over the place. if you want something to do at 2 AM on a campus, this school is not the place to go.