I am love coming here! The building are amazing and the I have learned soo much here. The only down…read moreside is that some of the professors are pretty hard for no reason. I still loved coming here and glad I got the experience here

Lubbock Christian University is the campus where the funeral service of an extremely influential…read moreman was held on April 12, 2025. While my daughters and I remained primarily at the Church Of Christ Green Lawn, we noted how clean and well-maintained the campus was. Academically, LCU offers undergraduate and graduate degrees and has been ranked as a "top 20% best college in America." Their class sizes boast a 12:1 student to professor ratio. The Chapparels boast several men's and women's athletic teams: Baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track & field, and volleyball. Additionally, they have cheerleading. Thank you, LCU, for attracting Dr. Steve McCleery to your college in the late 1960s: https://www.lubbockonline.com/obituaries/paco1142006 He and his beautiful wife have left an amazing legacy for others to follow.

This is a smaller private university, but this is the good part on it. You can walk in less than 5…read moreminutes to every important building. The campus has a lot of tress and looks friendly. The Staff is extremely friendly and helpful and it is like a small family.

If you're looking for 5 star service, look else where. The receptionists are rude and the system…read morefeels impersonal. Unlike small doctors office, they have so many patients that they run it more like a hospital and wont try to get to know you on a personal basis. However, if you're looking for a competent and friendly Doctor, look no further! Doctor Allen is exteremely welcoming, knowledgeable, and friendly. She makes up for what the facility is lacking. So, the family medicine office Is hard to find but if you turn in off of 4th street its right at the front. Also, I've been told that this is currently the only office accepting market place insurance.

This is a great place to go for health care. Yes they are busy but that means people know you get…read moregreat care here. Most people are willing to wait because of it. The doctors spend as much time with each patient as they need to take care of their issues. If you want a doctor that gives you two minutes and walks out of the room just so you can leave quickly, go elsewhere. If you want quality care, see these people.

Highly impressed. I've visited several student unions on different university campuses. They seem…read moreto make the most of their space. Lots of cool programing, places to eat, study spots, and resources for students. I recommend expanding the Office of LGBTQIA Education and Engagement. At Texas A&M it was nice to have an office space and lounge for the queer students to hang out, read queer books and watch queer movies.

This place is really nice to hang out at. During my freshman year, we would come here to eat lunch…read moreevery day. Also, their restaurants are great here, I would definitely go to bores head for a sandwich. Also, a great place to study at

Two weeks, After having been selected for position after an interview, I was informed the position…read morewas changed to part-time, and I would need to re-apply if interested. The entire situation was very distasteful and lacked any integrity.