The Fighting Irish! Ya Gotta Love Em!…read more Growing up I watched Notre Dame games on tv every Saturday. I was obsessed. I don't know why. No connection then or now. Seems like I was 10,11,12 years old. All of a sudden it stopped. Looking back it was an unusual and unexplained childhood enjoyment. Go figure

Came here for the NIU and Notre Dame football game. Go Huskies!…read more ND has a nice campus. It's extremely open, green, and has plenty of outdoor seating. The architecture is cool; it has a cathedral type feel. We tailgated in the parking lot and took the bus over.

Holy Cross College would have been a great choice for my daughter had she not been accepted to…read moreUniversity of Notre Dame. If you visit the campus you will be impressed. The quality of education is top notch. I felt that I was in a safe community when I visited. Making a decision about where to attend university is hard. If you can get accepted consider Holy Cross College.

Holy cross college is a small liberal arts college located across the street from Notre Dame and…read morenext to saint Mary's college. It offers different bachelor degree options. Holy cross also takes a holistic approach to learning as well, with the academic portion of education there is also an internship, service learning and global immersion experience as well! Another great feature of holy cross is it's small class sizes, you won't be just a number in the classroom professors know your name! The tri campus community is also fostered as well, if you are a holy cross student you can also enjoy different aspects of campus life at ND and SMC.

Indiana University South Bend is part of the Indiana University system…read more The university started out as a place where "non traditional" students went to school at night while still maintaining a full time job to further their careers. However, with the cost of tuition rising and parents unable to help out, many more traditional students are choosing IUSB for their education. This is seen by the number of building projects over the last 10 years. New classroom buildings have been erected, a student center built and land purchased for the building of dorms. IUSB lives in the shadow of it's more well-known neighbor, University of Notre Dame but has some features which the larger and much more pricey universities do not. Class sizes are small. At state run schools, it is not uncommon to have 100s of students in your introductory classes. This is not the case at IUSB. Even these 100 level mandatory classes are small with about 30-40 students in a class. By the time you have reached your 300 level classes, there are usually less than 10 people in your classes. This makes for excellent student - teacher relationships. The faculty at IUSB is nothing to laugh at either. They have been recognized around the world for their research and teaching abilities. Many of them could be other places but choose to stay at IUSB because of the atmosphere and relationship with students. Worried about further education? Undergraduates in all fields usually have the opportunity to work closely with a professor on a research project if they choose. They have gone to prestigious graduate schools, law schools and medical schools. There is a graduate program too. Another good thing -- if you decide to get out of town, IUSB is the IU system so ALL of your credits transfer!!

This is a nice small campus with serval buildings that are easy to find. The ciriculum is…read morechallenging and gives students a new way of thinking. Once you taken classes at iusb your way of thinking expands. The campus has a lot of different clubs and organizations the students can participate in making their college experience more engaging. The professors are extremely knowledgeable and promote the students in higher order thinking about different aspects to life. Iusb has some cute cafes and a grill that serves decent food for students and a Starbucks. The campus is easy to navigate and the faculty are very helpful to students.

Spes Unica---The best place to discover yourself, the universe, and your place in it! --paraphrased…read morefrom Sister Madaleva...

K is a great school! I was very close to a lot of my professors, and I made some really great…read morefriends for life! My favorite aspect of the school is the study abroad program. There are so many options for study abroad, and the school makes it so easy for students to fit it into their 4 year plan. The SIP (Senior Independent research Project) and Comps (Comprehensive exams) made senior year quite difficult. But I still had a great 4 years!

Coming from a parents perspective, K has been wonderful for my daughter. The academics are very…read morerigorous, and that was expected. Unlike most of the small liberal arts schools in Michigan, K is very worldly and diverse, and offers great opportunities for art and culture to students that would not be available at other small schools, except possibly Oberlin and the prestigious colleges on the East Coast. Also, congratulations to the cast and crew of the original play ALLISON SHIELDS, which is competing in the Kennedy Center College Theater competition.

This place is the farthest from professional. The students have found multiple roaches and were…read moretold "No those are just beetles". This is a medical training facility how is it sanitary to have roaches? The floors are filthy yet they want the students to set their stuff on the floor. They have one teacher for medical assisting doing everything because the other teacher for administration walked out. The teacher is great but she can only do so much. The only teaching assistant they have spends all her time on her phone. When the students ask her to get off and teach them she replies that she is an adult and she doesn't have to get off her phone. The student don't even get all the info need to pass the exams. They told the students they don't have money to hire another teacher. however they just hired a second receptionist. They get after students for having jackets on but they still have the air going and some student's became sick as a result. Don't come to this school you will be paying for a very low education and a horrible experience.

I like the convenience of this branch being in Valpo. I just wish they offered more classes here…read more So nice to not have to drive as far. Plus the classes sizes are typically small. Easy to get around here as opposed to larger campuses. Perfect for Valpo and nearby towns' students.

I Love this College. I received both undergrad in the 80s and received MBA in 2012…read more The campus is beautiful. The experience is great.

I was here for work visiting an alumni who was working on her first semester of college there, I…read morehad never been to Grace College, so I was happy to have the opportunity, it's a beautiful campus! I got to tour the sites, it's an easily navigable campus and students seemed to be present when the weren't in class, hope I get the chance to go back to visit one day!