Messiah University Stats, Info and Facts |
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Religious affiliation: | Interdenominational |
Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
Campus Setting: | Mid East Large suburb |
Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - professional practice |
Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
Calendar: | Semester |
School Colors: | Navy and white |
I would give this college an 9.5 from a scale of 10. This is because Messiah truly cares for the students here, in they support us educationally, emotionally, and even…
An amazing, academically challenging college that values community, discipline, and appreciates diversity with the growing population of multicultural students. Messiah College does not reject different Christian beliefs.…
To be completely honest I love it here at Messiah: Generally speaking, the people are warm, and the atmosphere is great. My biggest problem however is the cost of tuition,…
It's a great school for Christians wanting to explore the intersection of faith and education. There are tons of service and leadership opportunities as well as fun stuff to do.…
I personally find it difficult to make substantial friendships here. Sure, it's easy to make an acquaintance or two from your classes, but it's hard to make those acquaintances grow into something more when all you can go to hang out is the Union, Fishbowl, or Southside Cafe. Because of the lack of hang-out areas, restrictive visitation hours, and a not-so-booming off-campus life, it's difficult to build those long-lasting friendships that everyone gains in their college years.
Read MoreThe teachers are wonderful. There are multiple activities here on campus, and people don't look at you funny when you say your a Christian.
Read MoreOutside of the classroom, Messiah is a blast. Everything from our amazing sports teams, to BSIDES free concerts every Wednesday nights and the ever ridiculous karaoke nights in Lottie Nelson Dining hall. This place is really fun. There is definitely a group of people for everyone. The student body is extremely diverse and I don't think it's possible not to fit in somewhere. It's a very friendly environment and everywhere you go you see smiling faces.
Read MoreSome may say that the environment is too small because there are no sororities or fraternities, but I love the small school environment. I have gotten involved in a lot of activities that I would have never expected when I entered. For example, I am now playing the bari sax in the band for the first time and also one of the DJs for the college radio station. I have also found many friends who share similar interests and we do weekend movie/game nights together. The professors are very supportive if you are having any trouble and everyone is genuinely friendly. It is a beautiful campus and I love taking runs around to explore the nature. I feel that I am accepted no matter who I am and I can truly be myself. I was so worried about leaving home when I entered college and am truly looking forward to going back in the fall.
Read MoreMy roommates were awesome this last year! We got along so well together. My hall mates and classmates were so much fun to be around. My Resident Assistant was the best. I couldn't have asked for a better mentor.
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