Yes! My son toured colleges and we love this place! They actually care. We're in!!!

Transferred here after the first semester of my freshman year and really liked the 1.5 years that I spent here. The campus is really small and could be boring sometimes but everything was close by, so it was all good. The friends you make here are for lifetime and that is what made the times here great and memorable. There were also many international students as well as student-athlete including myself which I did not expect. Classrooms are small so I felt comfortable learning. Anyways, the dorms are dirty and the elevator never work. The cafeteria food is alright but have a lot of menus. I ended up transferring to UNL. read more

Despite the parking lot, cafe food, and dorms being total cheeks this place is filled with incredible staff, coaches and professors that set me up for life. Hopefully they figure the little things out fast! Also the phillys at the fire pit are BUSSIN . FIVE STARS ‼ read more

My experience with the business office and financial aide as a parent was less then and very sad for a Catholic/Christian based private school. Briarcliff's Financial Aide Department didn't do their job which cost my daughter a government grant of over $2000 her Freshman year in college. When I realized what took place, they would not take any responsibility for the actions or lack of action of their Financial Aide department and turned the situation around on me, questioning my honesty and telling me I should have made sure they did their job. I would not recommend the University to any student. I'm not sure they follow the Christian values they represent. read more