Greenville University - Greenville (IL)

4 /5 Mark Mitchell: This is my alma matter and I absolutely loved my experience here. Now, I am 14 years removed, but my experience at Greenville as life changing for the better. Being a Christian, it was the perfect place for me to grow in my faith and be challenged in it as well, with the COR classes all students are have to take. With a desire to teach the whole person, days like the all school hike was awesome and you were always given the opportunity to make memories and lifelong friends that were different than you. I would like to believe that heaven is extremely diverse, and Greenville gives you an opportunity to meet different kinds of people that many “normal” high schoolers might overlook. I also played football and ran track here, so the life of a student athlete was also appealing and fun. Tuition is tuition, I mean it is a private liberal arts university, so that’s why I give it 4 stars instead of 5. Take my opinion with a grain of salt though as I can not speak on the quality of what it is now. I do know that the professors all seek to love like Christ and will do anything for you to help you fulfill your purpose. You will be treated like you matter as the classes are very small and you will be given every opportunity to know and grow your relationship with the creator of the universe who sent his son to die for our sins

5 /5 Daniel & Shelby Menez: I had such an amazing preview day experience that I will honestly decide to go to this school. It feels like home away from home with a well-rounded education and social life experience. Thank you faculty for making this day special!

4 /5 Marcia F: I really love this school. Its a small christian liberal arts environment which means you get small class sizes and individual attention. The professors are really nice and love to get to know their students on a personal level. There are a lot of ways to get help outside of the classroom. I am a transfer student here and the advisors made it really easy to transition to this institution. They reminded me of deadlines and held my hand through every step of the process.The only downsides you would really have to consider is that it is a small town so there arent a lot of places to go. I also feel that the chapel credits you have to get as a student are a little much.