Eureka College - Eureka (IL)

5 /5 Anita Obrecht: Ok, TBH. I dont know much about the college. It is a beautiful campus. Totally came here because it has a lot of Pokemon Gyms & Stops. If you are in town and play. This is the place to go. Happy Cathching!

5 /5 Michael King: I am an alum. My Mom (alum) and Dad (Dad was attending Bradley) met there. My Aunt & her son went there. So did my Grandfather. So I am a little bias. But if you are looking for one of the best private school values in the nation... and a atmosphere where you can get to know others and not be a # check out EC. If that many from one family went EC must be great! PS If you are into football or another sport there is a good chance they can find academic funds to help you attend. Plus with a enrollment of about 600 there is a good chance of making the varsity team as a walk on...

5 /5 Greg Dodd: Very hard to get a five stars out of me. Was very impressed with how I was greeted how they treated my daughter. All the professors were very polite and answered all my questions. The college is definitely one that your childs not going to be lost in the system. Look at several colleges and I think this will be the winner

5 /5 Jackie Summers: Eureka is a liberal arts college dedicated to teaching students to think independently and grow in their thinking. Its a great place for an affordable education. Smaller class sizes with caring faculty and staff make it a great place for students.

5 /5 Devin Holum: "A small college in a small community, where there are no assembly-line diplomas handed out" - Ronald Reagan, class of 32. The school is small, but close to mid-sized (Peoria, Blomington-Normal) cities as well as a big (Chicago) city to not be so isolated. Staff is very helpful, education is tailor made so each student can excel where there skill and interests take them.