Waynesburg, PA
Waynesburg University

I like the majority of the professors. I think that Waynesburg University needs to focus on hiring more professors especially in the science departments. A lot of professors try their best to be available but sometimes they're overrun with other responsibilities that should be given to another one or two full time professor(s). Also, the university needs to focus less on sports, especially since we are last in D3, and allocate more money to academics. There's no reason that professors should be worried about not being able to show us skills that we will need in our careers or that the science department budgets are the same amount of money from two decades ago. Most of the problems I have with the university are at the higher levels. Professors and majority of students are amazing to be around and talk to and everyone tries to help in some way or another

Waynesburg University is a good place for a student wishing to become closely involved with other students. Waynesburg University is also a place to delve into one's faith. However, Waynesburg University is lacking is areas such as student compensation such as wages for work/study programs and for general strictness.

It's a great environment, all the students are lovely and always try to keep you involved. The town itself could be better but what are you gonna do they were raised that way. I hope to complete my 4 year there on time. And further my religious side.

Waynesburg University is a smaller school located in just south of Pittsburgh, PA. Waynesburg sits at the top of the hill in town, with the chapel as the site to see. You are never at a lack of exercise, however, you will always feel out of breath by the time you make it to the top of Buhl hill. The dorms are beautiful, and the views are as well. We may not have had the best sports teams, aside from cross country and track and field, but most teams were welcoming of newer players. I would recommend WU to anyone looking for a Christian university in a smaller town (with a lot to do near by), and who wants to have a place where they will most definitely make friends for life. If they have your major, it is worth checking out. WU is beautiful most of the year, and aside from the rain and imperfect food, it is a lovely place to get a degree. Professors are quality and will strive to push you to be your best, and WU's knack for service is uncanny. WU will definitely build your resume. While there are always negative things to say, I think that if you find a place in which you belong and can call home for four years, the good most definitely outweighs the bad (even the bad food).

I love this school so much! It is a small campus, but it feels so homey and not too confining. I love the small class sizes, it makes it easier to get to know people, and your professor. The professors are all nice and really good at their jobs. The on-campus housing could be more affordable, and so could the meal plans, but they do give a lot of financial aid to students. The Student Activities Board always has fun events planned, most of which are free, and some with reduced prices for students. There are so many clubs to join, and bible studies too. Chapel is not required, but it is nice to go to. There are free counselors or tutors if you need them. This school is an awesome place to be!

Waynesburg University is an excellent school for the right kind of student. A small, private, Christian-affiliated school, Waynesburg is perfect for students whose main goal is to learn in a focused environment. It is a dry campus, and there is no Greek Life, so partying is kept off of campus, although Morgantown and Pittsburgh are both a short drive away. While students whose primary reasons for attending college are "social" rather than educational will likely be happier elsewhere, the University organizes on and off campus events from outdoor movies to shows and professional sporting events in Pittsburgh at remarkably affordable rates. Students will have the opportunity to know their professors on a personal level, and the faculty is more focused on undergraduate teaching than is the case at large research universities. Furthermore, programs like the Bonner Scholars, who commit themselves to community service, and the Stover Center for Constitutional Studies and Moral Leadership, offer truly unique educational opportunities.

It is a great college for students who are not drinkers or partiers because it is a dry campus. This college does encourage students to follow their faith in Christ.

Waynesburg University is a wonderful college with a beautiful campus. The atmosphere around the campus is really warm and welcoming to all. The professors are professional. but willing to help when a student reaches out to them. The student board also makes sure there is always something to do.

It's small and quaint, and a good place to learn while meeting almost everyone. The academic programs are superb. Professors are always available and eager to help in any way. The food is terrible, but the education I receive makes up for it. I also like the Christian aspect of the campus. It's a dry campus, but there are plenty of opportunities to go out. It's overall a good place, and I like it.

I love the smaller campus, as it is easy to go from class to class. Class size is perfect and allows for one-on-one help from professors. People and staff are nice. Professors are very professional. The food gets boring after a while, but there are nice places to eat in town.