Religious affiliation: | Presbyterian Church (USA) |
Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
Campus Setting: | Plains Town, distant from an urban area |
Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's degree |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
Calendar: | Semester |
To rate this college in three sentences I would say it is a blessing to attend this school. This college isn't for everyone and of those who do desire to…
This college works hard to produce well rounded graduates. College of the Ozarks expects more from it's students than other colleges and it makes them better people in the end. College of…
College of the Ozarks is a great college founded on morals, Christian values, hard work, and financial responsibility. You work for your education here, so students learn and grow in…
C of O provides a safe and comfortable environment where you can take your time and talk to professions about what direction you want to take you life in the…
The mission of College of the Ozarks--providing a Christian education for youth of both sexes, especially those found worthy, but who are without sufficient means--has never changed. Working for an education is the continuing distinctive tradition of this college. The liberal arts education, fundamental to all degrees provided by the College's dedicated faculty, is designed to broaden and strengthen the mind. Students can gain the adaptability demanded by the modern world while clarifying the values that make life worth living. Our students learn to deal with the reality of changing technology while solidifying a foundation built on unchanging principles. Through a five-fold mission stressing academic, spiritual, vocational, cultural and patriotic growth, we hope to provide society with productive, responsible citizens.
I love the campus here.
Read MoreC of O is amazing and the students are a blast to be around. It may be over 1,000 miles from home for me but I can't really say I miss home too much.
Read MoreSometimes it's difficult being away from home and all my friends, but I have made some great friends here. Many of the professors really care about you as a person and get to know you personally. Everyone is very friendly and helpful; it is a great enviroment and campus.
Read MoreI remember more positives from a year working at a McDonald's than a year studying here. The campus is a nice place at first, but it feels cramped after a while, and that is if you are on good terms with the staff, which is a harder prospect than it sounds. The student body itself can be rather pitiless to perceived outsiders. I developed depression here. I still have bad dreams about this place, not exaggerating in the slightest.
Read MoreI will enjoy being here because I have always wanted to go to a school with a christian atmosphere and a really strong Agriculture program.
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