Notre Dame de Namur University Top Questions

The school is extremely small so it is not difficult to get around. The classes are usually small so the learning environment is better than most crowded classrooms. The professors are helpful and will always be willing to help a student who is stuck on something. Because there are not many students in the classes, teachers can go around and spend more time helping students.

NDNU has a very small professor to student ratio. It's not difficult to succeed here--if you're struggling, there is always help. The Academic Success Center is open at very convenient hours and they have tutors there in almost every subject. The endless sober events on campus make living here extremely fun and very easy to make friends. The diversity here is refreshing, and at NDNU, if there isn't one thing, there's always another. It's not difficult to look for because the campus is small and people here care.

The campus is nice and that I am able to major in Kinesiology close to home.

The small class size and attention each student gets from his/her professor.

I do not brag to much about NDNU to my friends. However, if I do come across some sort of braging it would be about our athletic department. We do have some great sports, where maybe not all of the teams do very well but sports like soccer at NDNU is always succesful and it it great that we have such a good soccer program that almost always win or are on the edge of winning the conference as well as the national tournament.

I tell them of the small intimate community where people are friendly. It's a cleaning and beautiful campus where I feel that the faculty care about their students and want them to succeed. I have to admit that the business end, meaning admissions, registar

Because NDNU is a small school, parking is always available, and classes aren't difficult to get into. Even when registering late, it is usually easy to get the classes you want, and classes are small and intimate.

It's really small and professors really get to know you. Nothing is too far and there is a ton of public transportation to get around and go to the city as well as other parts of Northern California. We have a beautiful mansion, rich in history and we are the 5th oldest university in California.