"My experience here has been extremely frustrating. Too often it feels like students are expected…read moreto teach themselves--being told to 'watch videos' instead of getting real, in-person instruction and guidance. What really isn't okay is how support works when you're out for an approved accommodation/health reason. I wasn't given the same supplies and resources other students had to practice with, but I was still expected to complete the same required check-offs on the same timeline as everyone else--despite them having more time and materials. That's not equal, and it feels like being set up to fail. On top of that, Disability Services and the accommodations process has felt like constant hoops and having to over-advocate just to get basic follow-through. This school needs accountability, consistency, and support that actually supports."

Don't waste your money here. My advisor ruined my aid for life. I'll have too touch private loans…read moretoo go back too school. When I would've gotten college for basically free if I waited till 27-30ish. It's not my fault they didn't tell me how it worked/ capped.

We were here on a recruiting visit for volleyball, it's D3 so the campus was small but it was very…read morenice. The people up there were the friendliest group of people, as a whole, that I have ever met. I promise that just saying that doesn't do it justice, you wouldn't be able to truly appreciate it unless you are there. They have a Pre-law major which is important, and if some other things fall in line I'm sure I'll be visiting Springfield more often.

I am a proud alumnus of Wittenberg University class of 1999, and want to reflect on my time at the…read moreuniversity as instrumental in shaping my successful career in marketing and leadership. During my time on campus, I was not only a dedicated student majoring in business administration but also an active participant in various organizations. My leadership roles within the Xi Chi chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, Student Senate, and Student Appellate Board allowed me to showcase my ability to manage and lead diverse groups effectively. Moreover, as the president of Union Board, I was given the opportunity to demonstrated remarkable organizational and financial management skills by bringing renowned entertainers to campus and laying the foundation for the now-thriving WittFest. I credit my experience as the president of Union Board at Wittenberg as a pivotal moment that shaped my career. The skills I developed, including leadership, strategic planning, budget management, and revenue generation, have been invaluable throughout my professional journey. The advice I would give to potential and current students is to focus on the importance of seizing opportunities, taking on challenging tasks, maintaining a positive mindset, and believing in oneself to achieve success. If you want to be developed as a leader and given the opportunity to have tangible experience that will help you after graduation go to Wittenberg!

I am an alumni from the 1980s and Antioch College changed my life. I came from a very small…read moreconservative village in the upper MidWest and needed to escape the stifling atmosphere so applied to the most open minded college near to me. Antioch gave me an outstanding education and opened the world up to me. Since graduation I have been to over 70 countries and worked in cutting edge scientific research in both academia and industry. Although Antioch College has had financial difficulties recently the spirit of it survives and offers hope to teach and develop future leaders that will change the future of America and the world. Antioch College is needed now more than ever.

I applied to Antioch College back in 1992, and it was one of my top ten choices. I was in LOVE with…read morethe Co-Op aspect of Antioch's educational program, & I'd enjoyed my admissions interview with an Antioch alum who lived in upstate New York (I was from NYC). I chose Hampshire College in Amherst, MA over Antioch because of the closer proximity to my hometown, and because I did want a slightly larger campus culture. When I was finally able to visit Antioch (& Yellow SprIngs) on a road trip out West after my first year at Hampshire I was prettty confident I'd made the right choice. Antioch would have been the wrong choice for me. It was too small and isolated a campus. Yellow Springs also was a cute and eclectic little town, BUT, it was TOO small and out in the middle of nowhere.