Attended a football game at the Citrus College football stadium…read more The game was between the Azusa Pacific University Cougars and the Whittier College Poets. The game was exciting and fun. It was APU's homecoming, and the stadium was PACKED!! Every seat in the stadium offers a GREAT, clear view of the field; all seats on the aluminum benches offer back support; and the stadium was very clean, well-maintained, and easy to access for all fans. Parking is available in a huge parking lot adjacent to the stadium. For this game, parking was also available on the APU campus, and fans were provided free shuttle service to the stadium in trolleybuses This was a fun, exciting, and memorable venue to watch my favorite sport, football.

Rude, unprofessional, laughable excuse for campus security…read more I was visiting this campus on a Sunday evening, driving into 98% empty parking lot by the gym where my son's volleyball club was practicing. I pulled up next to the kiosk to pay for parking. As it was my first time doing so, I took the time to read thru the payment app and make sure everything was correct. After I completed my payment, a security guard comes and pulls up right next to me rudely saying "I noticed you've been parked here for a minute" implying I was trying to get away without paying. As I was about to explain that it was my first time and I completed my payment, he interrupted me saying "hold on let me finish." He goes on with whatever he has to say, obviously needing to flex his "status." I merely held up my phone to show him "payment complete" and he still goes on about not backing into spaces and what not. Whatever dude. I hope you find meaning in life.

This place is an amazing place for school but lately I been seeing a lot of changes pretty random…read more But it needed this help but I probably won't be sending my kids or children or keep the place open as an option. Only because they are have new rules and regulations and this place needs help ! Nothing more nothing less.. I love it here.. I need to reschedule an appointment to get itin.

The campus security of this Citrus College is the most money-gouging and manipulative department I…read morehave ever seen anywhere PERIOD! My wife went to attend a night class and parked in an student open-parking lot where she has already bought a semester parking permit. Yet she was given a parking violation ticket - for what? Could you believe in this day and age just for parking head-out in the marked parking spot because there was so few cars in the lot that she had the courtesy to pull ahead to park at the next row? Isn't parking with your head out safer than with the car's butt out (when you need to reverse your car to get out with limited vision and a lot of blind spots if not careful)? OK, so we appeal and disputed the ticket online. It was refused! But was given a second in-person appeal by calling in for info. My wife called and was told that the officer handling the appeal would come only once a month, BUT wife was given a date which was one day late! Deliberately or not you can only guess! We arrived at campus security den to find out that the personal appeal session was just yesterday! They overwhelmingly denied that they had given a wrong date over the phone! Unflinching liars who even mocked us by saying that we were too loud in our frustration! Heck! Did they expect thank you's and flowers for their "great job?" I would be OK if given a ticket for any head out or back-in parking that would cause imminent danger to anyone or any building structure (in some places the posted highly visible signs to that effect warning against head-out/back-in parking as it would hit an air vent, lamp post, railing or something). But parking in an open-air wide space parking lot that is sparsely populated at night without any clear visible signs about this antiquated rule? Tell me one thing Campus Security, why do you even have such a rule in the first place??? Citrus College's campus security is not better than a bunch of overzealous cops-wanna-be practicing law in the dark ages without reason but on per se basis only! Blah! Visitors and students beware! AVOID!

I received one degree here already and currently in the MBA program…read more Love this school and the faculty within both the Business school and Seminary. Very valuable to my formation personally and professionally. This place feels like home.

Went through hell just to graduate. I do not have the words to even articulate my experience.read more

Life Pacific College is a great college. The campus is located in the quite town of San Dimas. My…read moreson went to their summer wrestling camp. It was 3 days of intense training and technique. The head coach Arson, is very knowledgeable about wrestling and the mind of the wrestler. That makes all the difference. One of the days I came in early and over heard a group discussion. The current LPC wrestlers were encouraging the high schoolers about the importance of prioritizing your life and putting God first and that a good wrestler needs to keep his grades up for scholarships. They also had the financial counselor come in and talk to the high schoolers about college applications, financial aid, FASFA etc. All of this information was helpful and above and beyond our expectations from a wrestling camp. Thank you! Great things are happening in the wrestling team at LPC.

I think the current and prospective students deserve to know about the kind of environment they are…read moregoing into to guarantee whether their needs will be met or not. Last but not least, Life Pacific University has hidden true colors and intentions. Coming from someone who has not entirely left the school to transfer to another institution or made a commitment to return as a second year I was flabbergasted when I heard one of LPU's lead during a tour tell the prospective student and their parents lie about several things leaning towards what they would get out this school. The school is very very tiny so the administration and the key staff will know what goes on with the students because nothing stays hidden. Therefore, LPU is HIGHLY selective about who they allow into their student leadership positions on campus in order to protect the school's (un)-reliable representation and reputation. This means there is a lot of favoritism involved rather than truly seeing the student's value, passion, integrity, AND CHARACTER. Instead, it is only about fitting the brand name and looks of LPU. Especially, when it comes to the chapel's worship team, R.A. position, and admissions team. It is really sad here to see what this school would do to increase its profit rather than seeing the true needs of this campus. No coincidence that the graduation rate is low (LOOK AT THE STATS). These facts are true so don't let dull words at the student previews try to trick you into going into something that isn't being held to the standard they are convincing you it is. On the other hand, dorm life and student life aren't TOP priorities. Education is the only thing best so far. Besides the majority of staff and faculty who leave this place, they quickly come and go after realizing this place isn't what they thought either. Faculty tries to keep everything under the surface to convince a different story of how staff really act. I can't tell you enough or the exact # of staff that have left or been replaced before I enrolled here and until the end of the semester. Whatever the main cause of leaving is left many faculty members are overworked and underpaid as they are filling in gaps as dual/adj. positions. If I failed to mention, allow me to apologize but Life Pacific Univeristy is far from a private Christian higher education, it is by no comparison different from any other secular/non-Christian university. They use it all for the brand name to convince you otherwise. Last year before the holiday break, we had a security man named Bruce who would often give off weird vibes to women on campus by starring for estranged time of minutes from afar distance without suitable reason and was reported as being overly friendly which distracted him from his original work. Numerous complaints got him fired and replaced by a new security team.

Learned a lot and the staff is very helpful! Warren, George and Cindy always made sure we had the…read morehelp we needed and answered any questions we had. Having staff that was employed in the field also allowed them to give us real world insight on what to expect on the job and how to even handle specific things. Greatly appreciate them and all they did and they even prepared me for my first job as well!

I've had a great experience with InterCoast College, especially their Electrical program. The…read moreprogram is one of the best I've ever seen--it provides great hands-on learning and prepares you with real-world skills. The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive, and truly care about helping their students succeed. They take the time to explain things clearly and make sure you understand the material. I highly recommend InterCoast College to anyone looking to start a career in the electrical field!

Graduated from ULV with a Master's Degree and I'm glad I did. This was an excellent school with…read moreexcellent faculty. It seems most of the non 5-star reviews on here are from people with individual or one-time issues and the rating is not accurate.

A very beautiful campus with many undergraduate and graduate programs. I come back almost every…read moreyear for their Homecoming events, to visit the campus and to see what's new. The professors, admin, and staff are good here. You definitely get the private university experience with a smaller student-to-instructor ratio in all your classes. The university has all the academics and athletic programs and student-run programs. You'll see a lot of current students at the information desks, helping out with campus tours, and everything else in between. University of La Verne (ULV) education quality is comparable to other private colleges in the region, if not better. Especially if you're looking for something more East or inland than out in L.A., ULV would be a good choice. Admission is pretty fair and if you meet their program criteria, you will likely become an honorary Leo, too.

We went here on an official visit and got to meet a lot of students and faculty staff. Everyone is…read moreso welcoming, helpful, nice and friendly. It's a private Division II Christian University that has two campuses a few blocks from each other. Their motto is God First and the university is beaming of His Light. They offer a free and frequent shuttle to go to/from East - West campus. The library, sports center and science building are on the west campus and are amazing. These buildings are newer and well designed. The main book store is also here near the sport center to buy your APU swag. Starbucks is on campus with many other food places. If you are still hungry, there are hundreds of food places next to campus, such as Chick-Filet, Canes, chipotle, Panda Express, Applebee's, Del Taco, Ramen, Mexican, Thai, Boba tea and much much more. The dorms are more spacious than other universities. Engstrom Hall has dual dorms that house 4 students with one adjoining, shared bathroom among the two dorm rooms. This is much better than the huge communal style bathroom for dozens. Overall, this private Christian university is about making good, smart and humble servants who can make a positive difference in the world while putting God first always. Go Cougars!

Exposing my boyz to some university basketball at APU... love that this Christian university is…read moresmall, you can't get lost and very close to home. Tickets go For 12.00, plenty of parking and very welcoming community APU VS University of Hawaii Hilo

There were so many changes on the campus that I needed to ask for directions on this Rush Week. Not…read moretoo many people knew where the bookstore was, so I figured they were just visiting or new students. I ended up parking at the guest parking lot on the hill and hiked down steps to the campus. I'm not sure I got 10,000 steps in...

We always come to visit when we can. They have the best events. This particular day we came to see…read moretheir basketball team play Cal State East Bay. The venue was pretty old but the campus was beautiful. Parking was also a little far from the venue but a quick walk doesn't hurt.

I had a great experience attending Carissa's Zoom session! She was very informative, professional,…read moreand took the time to explain everything clearly. The session was very helpful, and I learned a lot from the information she shared. She made sure everything was easy to understand and created a welcoming environment where I felt comfortable.

Great experience, help and motivating environment. Karissa was able to guide me swiftly through the…read moreprocess of starting the pharmacy technician program, she explained everything throughly and with a positive and supportive attitude

Attended a family member commencement ceremony 12/2025…read more Parking was a breeze , signage was easily visible through out the venue directing traffic to the correct parking location . Each of the welcoming staff ushered guests to the correct building where the ceremony was held. Prior to entering the ceremony hall we had to pass through security metal detector and bag check . liquids are not permitted inside , they have a cafe to purchase drinks and snacks .

If you're a student in search of a strong academic environment, I recommend reconsidering this…read moreschool. It requires staff to sign an oath not to teach anything that conflicts with their faith, which I find deeply concerning. In my view, educators should be free to provide instruction based on established science and broad academic standards rather than being restricted by religious doctrine. Personally, I feel this approach stifles open inquiry and critical thinking, and I don't believe such policies foster a healthy learning atmosphere. If you value a well-rounded education guided by evidence-based teaching, you may want to look elsewhere.