Forest City, IA
Waldorf University

I fell in love with this school the moment I laid my eyes on it. It was beautiful, cozy, content, it made me feel welcome. It is a great place to make friends, to really create close bonds due to how small it is. The sports and academics are great and I find myself more motivated than ever to get my act together in order to fully enjoy every aspect this school has to offer.

I believe that Waldorf University is one of the best colleges I have seen of all. The campus life seems to be very vibrant with life. Yet the best part of this campus is friendliness of all the staff and student body. So It would be a dream of mine to attend such a wonderful University.

Waldorf University is great! They strive to keep you going in your education and give you plenty of support to reach your education goals. If you are an online student they have great tools for you to succeed in being a successful online student. They offer great resources to help you with any questions or problems you maybe experiencing in your classes with tutoring help.

Waldorf college is not a great fit for everybody. If you love the small town family feels this place is for you. This is a college where everybody knows everybody, and everyone knows everyone business. Nothing is very private here. The class sizes are very small and very intimate, a 1 on 1 learning style is used here. Forest City is very small, with very few restaurants and markets. The hang out spot is Casey's down the highway. The campus food is not great, but I can tell they are trying to work on that. There are many fried foods there. The campus itself is pretty, but there is snow for more than half the school year, it is always cold, and the floor is always slippery, making it hard to walk around in the winter because of the ice. The teachers are amazing, they have a very broad knowledge of the subjects they teach. The sports here are average, and the trainers are amazing. They care for you 24/7. Overall the school is okay, not the best, and not a fit for me.

Waldorf has a very friendly, open environment. There’s a hreat sense of community that’s hard to achieve in larger universities. The professors are nice and willing to take the time to help individuals. The dorms are the below par, and the town is small with few things to do, but overall the positives outway the negatives and Waldorf is an amazing place to earn a higher education.

Waldorf College so far is good. Class room sizes are pretty small but it is beneficial due to the fact students can have one on on sessions together. Staff members and other students are friendly and provide help whenever it is needed. Student life can improve more.

Waldorf is a great college, it can be tough sometimes due to how small the city is. But there is Mason City which is about a half hour drive and has all the essential shopping, food, and activities you want to do. Forest City does have good restaurants to eat at as well as a couple of places to do fun activities. If you attend it is helpful to be involved in sports or a club. Joining clubs are easy and can be a fun experience. The professors are awesome, as well as the small class size. The class size if small but its more beneficial to your learning experience, it also always you to make more personal bonds with your professor (which can benefit your grade lol) and help make connections to your career path you've chosen.

Waldorf is a great school. The classes are structured well with clear deadlines and assignments that challenge students to excel.

Waldorf is a great institution to be in and advise others to be a part of it because it has a sense of family.

Waldorf College enriched my psychology knowledge, prepared me for life outside of their doors, and created a family atmosphere to thrive in.

Waldorf College is known as a place to be fully supported and valued as you maneuver through your college experience.

17-year-old self, make sure to pray A LOT about where to land for the next 4 years. It will be the most challenging and rewarding 4 years of your life. Professors will be mean, in the name of growth (of course), and you will need to find your own identity. But, don't be scared; you are free to be whoever you want to portray to the world. Talk to the random strangers on the street; say "hi" to everyone you walk by. You never know who will become your best friend, after all. Your new friends will encourage you to try new things, do them. Stretch outside your comfort zone because these are the prime years to explore the world, with all it's adventures. When you look back after college, do you want to be the person saying, "Oh, that was the best experience of my life!" or are you going to be the person wishing you could do it all over? You choose.