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      1. We are committed to shaping students’ academic, personal, and spiritual growth. This means our mission is not merely to prepare you for a career after you graduate — though that is part of it — but to shape you into a thoughtful, service-minded, and engaged member of your community and world. In short, we are committed to helping you become who you are altogether called to be. We believe this happens when a critical exploration of various fields of thought — from the sciences to business to the humanities — is embraced with a concern for serving others and an openness to God’s grace at work in our communities, nations, and lives. PLNU exists to provide higher education in a vital Christian community where minds are engaged and challenged, the character is modeled and formed, and service is an expression of faith. Being of Wesleyan heritage, we strive to be a learning community where grace is foundational, truth is pursued, and holiness is a way of life. PLNU will be a nationally prominent Christian university and a leading Wesleyan voice in higher education and the church — known for excellence in academic preparation, wholeness in personal development, and faithfulness to mission. Our faculty members are known for their excellence as teachers and scholars in their respective fields and their commitment to forming relationships with students built around mentorship and accountability to help students thrive academically, professionally, and spiritually. At PLNU, the small student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1 does mean you can have one-on-one relationships with professors who are just as concerned with whom you are becoming as they are with how you are performing. We encourage students to move beyond a one-dimensional education and toward one that fosters vigorous and rewarding academic exploration through summer research programs, study abroad programs, graduate field experience projects, honors programs, and more. Through faculty mentorships and a host of academic opportunities, you will develop the perspective, knowledge, and experience necessary to pursue a purposeful career after you graduate. At PLNU, you will grapple with challenging questions, explore complex theories, hold diverse viewpoints in tension, and engage in civil dialogue within an academic environment grounded in the Christian faith. However, the growth that takes place in the classroom is only part of your story at PLNU. We also emphasize the importance of engaging others in meaningful relationships and faithful service. This means many of our students reach out to their neighbors — whether across the street or the world — through a commitment to Christ-led service. From going on short-term mission programs in locations all over the world like Mexico and Uganda to serving in homeless and tutoring ministries to worshiping as a community in the chapel, the expression of our Christian faith is foundational to PLNU and, we believe, critical for the holistic development of our students’ character and calling. At PLNU, when we talk about calling, we mean so much more than a job. What you do professionally will likely change numerous times over your lifetime. You may find yourself in a job that has not even been created yet. By pursuing your calling, instead of only focusing on landing a job, you are discovering the most real version of yourself — one that is self-actualized, confident, and aware of your strengths and shortcomings. That way, instead of making life about finding the “right job,” you are well versed in being true to your identity in God in all circumstances. Calling is not about what you do; it is living out whom God has called you to be. Of course, understanding yourself is an essential step in pursuing a career path. By taking bold steps to discover whom you are called to be, you will begin uncovering your unique strengths and abilities. As you learn more about yourself in a community committed to the same kind of discovery, your career possibilities may become even broader than you initially thought. At PLNU, we believe in pursuing calling together. Deep and meaningful relationships with your fellow students, professors, staff, and other mentors in a vital Christian community are necessary for discovering whom you are called to be. You cannot do it alone. And since finding your calling is not a destination, being part of a community full of individuals engaged in that same endeavor will set you up to live out your calling in everything you do and every aspect of your life. Practically and financially speaking, it is essential to consider that the sticker price can be misleading. PLNU, along with most other private, liberal arts institutions, offers generous financial aid compared to other schools that may rest on their sticker price alone. There is aid available based on merit, talent, and need. There is also a much greater chance that you will graduate in four years rather than five or six. Both factors mean you may often find you will pay about the same, or possibly less, out-of-pocket to attend a private college than a public university. If you choose to go to college, you will invest in education. We believe it is a wise purchase in life. We believe it is one of the most meaningful purchases you will make. At PLNU, we promise to invest back into you. Our calling is to invest in people — our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community — because we believe in a unique kind of higher education. We believe in a holistic, Christian education that helps students live out meaningful careers and lives. View full university
      2. Here, at one of the nation's premier Christian universities, we believe higher education should have a higher purpose. With accredited programs, award-winning academics, and a faculty touting degrees from a broad spectrum of world-class educational institutions, Olivet stands committed to integrating faith and learning. Nestled in the historic village of Bourbonnais, Illinois, Olivet students gain knowledge and wisdom, and certain degrees that place them ahead of the pack, with portfolios and experience as evidence of an "Education with a Christian purpose." At Olivet, learning and faith go hand in hand. The University affirms that all truth is God's truth, and therefore, cannot be segmented into secular and non-secular categories and departments. Since 1907, Olivet has provided second-to-none academic instruction for personal development and career preparedness. Students embark upon lives of service to God and humanity through challenging instruction and personal interaction, living out the "Education with a Christian Purpose" mission. Doctors, lawyers, physical therapists, and pharmacists all begin with an accredited Bachelor's degree. These are just a handful of careers that begin with pre-professional studies at Olivet. The world is your campus when you choose to study abroad or in one of the many exciting programs in multiple U.S. cities. Graduates within Olivet's Roaring Tigers ROTC Battalion have commissioned officers in addition to receiving a bachelor's degree. You will not find yourself sitting passively, listening to lectures. Ours is a dynamic, engaging, interactive experience designed to empower you to achieve your goals in life — whether it is getting into an elite graduate or medical school, or stepping into that dream career. With more than 140 areas of study, 4900 enrolled students, and a stunning campus, Olivet Nazarene University stands tall as one of the nation's premier hubs of learning and faith. Our nationally recognized academic programs, title-winning athletics, vibrant, energized social climate and countless ministry opportunities make this place unique. Olivet seamlessly integrates passion and calling with career preparedness. Applying takes only a few minutes and is a great way to get the ball rolling. It helps us know you are serious about college and considering Olivet. We will take it from there. We award more than $110 million each year. Be sure you are considered in the allocation of talent- and need-based awards. Our enrollment advisors and family advocates make it easy. Choosing your major can be intimidating. Not here. Please take a look at all the areas of study and majors we offer. Our unique liberal arts setting allows students to explore and discover their passion. At Olivet, you are challenged not only in the lecture hall, but also in Chapel, the sports arenas, and the rehearsal studios– connecting over conversations in campus housing, across the dinner table, and in every corner of the Olivet campus. Our engaging, outgoing, and endlessly-energetic Student Development team exists to maximize each student's college experience and help prepare you for wherever life leads after your four years at Olivet. Learning and growing go hand in hand at Olivet. Here, you will learn the truth and gain wisdom as you are stretched academically and spiritually. The entire campus gathers twice each week for Chapel, and there is a freedom to discuss matters of faith openly. Professors and staff serve as mentors, and worship is a vital part of campus life. Living on campus is one of the highlights of the ONU experience. Resident directors and resident assistants live within our student residence halls, providing guidance and support, ensuring a positive living experience for every student. One of the keys to a successful college career is navigating all the various elements: academic, social, spiritual, and physical. We do not take that lightly at Olivet. We have provided students with healthy eating options and a dynamic Recreational Life Center, where students can swim, climb, exercise, and enjoy the fun together. One of the nation's premier top 20 Christian radio stations, Shine.FM is in the footsteps of the campus. Now in its 50th year of broadcasting, Shine.FM and its partners Brilla. Fm and Sparkhd.fm reach a limitless online audience with a daily message of hope. At Olivet, we make health and nutrition a priority. When it comes to food, we provide a wide variety of healthy and delicious meal options in our four on-campus locations. As a student at Olivet, you will have access to every service necessary to prepare you for success in your career and life. We are, in every way, a student-centered University. Nowhere is this commitment more evident than in the many services and resources we provide to ensure our students' academic and personal success. We take a caring, highly personalized approach — not only in the classroom but in every area of student support. We believe in the vast potential of every student. And we do all we can to help them become their best. The best way to see if Olivet is a good fit for you is to visit the campus. We offer unique, customized visit days every weekday, and striking Purple & Gold days, too, where you can get up close at all things ONU. View full university
      3. Trevecca Nazarene University has been home to thousands of students and has led the way in higher education. Our full accreditation and highly esteemed faculty have helped grow students from all over the world for over 115 years. Located in the heart of Nashville, we believe in high standards, both educationally and ethically. Trevecca Nazarene University is a Christian community providing education for leadership and service. Earn a highly esteemed degree in a Christ-based community, committed to your success. At Trevecca, you will reach your education goals while also deepening your faith and worldview. Our bodies of non-denominational faculty and staff allow students to understand the perspectives of others while also growing themselves. We believe that faith should be at the center of all things. As a university, we come together multiple times a week to worship, learn, praise, and grow in the chapel. This time allows our students, staff, and faculty to come together in fellowship to deepen their relationship with Christ and each other. Our students are also encouraged to serve – whether through one of our annual service projects, through various student-led ministries, or within the chapel. Trevecca Nazarene University faculty and students are involved in several research projects. Some research reflects faculty and students' professional research interests, and some research is related to class or program requirements. All research conducted by Trevecca faculty and students, and all research conducted at Trevecca by outside groups, must be approved by Trevecca's Institutional Review Board—responsible for ensuring compliance with established federal and university procedural and ethical guidelines for research. The university provides a variety of face to face and distance education nontraditional and continuing education professional programs at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels. Traditional undergraduate curricular programs focus on the liberal arts and sciences as reflected in the core curriculum and emphasize several professional content areas. While the primary focus of Trevecca faculty is to teach, faculty members are encouraged as reflective practitioners to conduct action research that contributes to the practical wisdom of applied knowledge and enhances the learning experience. All programs strive to prepare students for positions of leadership and service in their chosen careers by clarifying their life calling, developing their intellectual abilities and engaging them in research, service learning, internships, and/or other opportunities that will allow them to demonstrate the practical application of their knowledge and skills. Develop your God-given gifts and discover your passion at a Christian university in the heart of Nashville. With over 100 academic programs and a 20:1 student-faculty ratio, you will find your place at Trevecca. Trevecca offers a close-knit Christian community charged with creativity, opportunity, and passion for life. Ask any of our students what it is like to attend Trevecca, and their eyes will light up. Less than two miles from downtown Nashville, our campus and city are alive with endless internships, learning, service, entertainment, and cultural events. With over 120 on-campus social events each year, multiple on-campus dining options, two coffee shops, and vibrant residence life, you will be proud to call Trevecca "home." Over 99% percent of our students receive financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities—making tuition costs much lower. Trevecca has provided students a quality educational opportunity, committed to the cultivation of leadership and service, since 1901. Trevecca now offers associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees entirely online or at several locations in Nashville, Tenn. and Atlanta, Ga. A Trevecca degree makes a statement of quality to your family, your community, and your workplace. Trevecca invests in every student through a highly skilled faculty of academic practitioners, the best in learning technology and resources, and a staff dedicated to your success. Our accredited programs are led by expert faculty who teach from experience, with 78% of our professors holding the highest degrees in their fields. Offering degrees ranging from business to healthcare to leadership, Trevecca can get you where you want to go. Trevecca is committed to providing excellent services to students. Employees take great pleasure in providing that extra service that helps students accomplish their goals. Across the campus in all Trevecca offices, students and campus visitors will encounter University personnel who will go out of their way to help them obtain the information and service that they need. As a branch of the Center for Leadership, Calling, and Service, Counseling Services endeavors to equip and encourage men and women associated with Trevecca Nazarene University toward greater personal and community health. In keeping with the college mission, Counseling Services fulfills a vital role in developing campus community members' God-given potentials by providing a broad range of professional psychological and career services. Integrating psychological practice with Christ-Centered principles, we seek to support the educational process of Trevecca Nazarene University students. Believing that the student and campus community reciprocally influence one another, we aspire to enhance the holistic well-being of the entire campus community through intentional support and challenge to develop students psychologically, vocationally, socially, academically, and physically. For more than a hundred years, Trevecca Nazarene University has been meeting the educational needs of students. From its earliest beginnings in 1901 as a pastor's training class for Christian workers to its current role as a university, Trevecca's focus has been to provide higher education within the context of a Christian community. View full university
      4. Korea Nazarene University was founded in Korea Nazarene Bible College in Seoul in 1954 by Donald Owens and his wife, Adeline, both American missionaries of the Church of the Nazarene.KNU first gained the status of being a four-year college in 1992. In 1993, the Nazarene Theological College Press was established. In 1994 and 1995, several new departments were added. Korea Nazarene University operates on the education all concept and mission to cultivate leaders who volunteer for the nation and human society. We pursue cultivating personnel with personality and competence to help others with the belief and spirit of Christianity. To improve the practical ability and the concept of a university specializing in theology and rehabilitation & welfare', we practically pursue the integrated education of people with disabilities with those without disabilities. We hope to dispatch talented people worldwide from this university by raising Christian professionals imbued with a good personality and academic preparedness from a global standard. Based on the faculty of Christian studies with three major areas, by opening up the most rehabilitation and particular education-related majors, including ten rehabilitation related majors and three select teaching majors, we focus on cultivating specialized personnel in rehabilitation and welfare. We have formed the basis for comprehensive specialized universities through general faculties such as social welfare faculty. With three undergraduate majors in Christian studies as a foundation, we seek to intensively nurture professionals concerned for persons with disabilities through general education and the broad university specialization of Human Rehabilitation and Welfare Studies. To this end, we have established ten rehabilitation-related majors and three particular education majors. University focused on honing and cultivating professionals concerned for rehabilitation and welfare through our general social welfare and general education studies. In particular, we have recently established four health and medical majors, including a nursing school, to become a comprehensive rehabilitation and welfare specialized university. This establishes our name as a leading university in the development of theory in rehabilitation internationally. With a worldwide network of 53 Nazarene universities, we intend to actualize our dream by uniting our minds to promote that a life of helping others is a blessed one. A peaceful world is accomplished through belief in and obedience to the teachings of Jesus Christ. On the campus of Korea Nazarene University, we hope to create a world of hope where talented and dedicated Nazarenes with Christ-like minds can follow their dreams in a peaceful world where persons with disabilities and those without disabilities coexist in harmony. KNU's educational objectives are to produce ministries for world evangelization and leaders devoted to the Christian doctrines and basic principles of democratic education and will help communities, nations, and humanity. For these goals, KNU does research and educates students about new academic theories and methodologies and how to apply them in harmony with the Nazarene Church's creeds and the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. Our educational objectives are to produce ministries for world evangelization and leaders devoted to the Christian doctrines and basic principles of democratic education and will help communities, nations, and humanity. For these goals, KNU does research and educates students about new academic theories and methodologies and how to apply them in harmony with the Nazarene Church's creeds and the Constitution of the Republic of Korea.
      5. We have been based in Didsbury, South Manchester, for almost 60 years. In that time, we have nurtured a learning community with one aim: to prepare our students for innovative Christian ministry. The academic qualifications and personal experiences you take from your time here will, we hope, be just the start of a lifelong journey. Being an NTC student means being a part of a diverse and dedicated learning community, drawn from a wide range of countries and traditions. NTC is not just an academic community: it is also a faith community, and a central part of student life is embedded in worship, whether in the regular chapel services, in weekly pastoral care groups, or in the informal spaces in college life where students and faculty meet and talk over a mug of coffee. A vital part of the student experience is beyond the classroom, where learning is embedded in practice. Placements and fieldwork form a core element of many NTC undergraduate courses of study so that students' get their hands dirty': the cycle of learning, application, and reflection is embedded in the fabric of college life. NTC has formal links with a wide range of international colleges and universities, and students' exchange generates a vigorous global dimension to campus life. Typically, over 30 nationalities are represented in the student body. The relationships formed during study at NTC are life-changing and world-expanding. As a faith community, NTC values dignity and equality and seeking fairness and social justice. NTC Seeks to promote and partner with organizations that stand for these values. NTC is a member of the Micah Network and also is a signatory to the Birmingham Declaration. We set out to create a community that encourages students to explore their calling while challenging them to consider their role in the future. At Nazarene Theological College, you will be encouraged to learn alongside your fellow students, with pastoral care always close by. As a result, it is where the seeds of life-long friendships are planted and where faith is free to flourish. NTC exists to shape and equip people for innovative Christian ministry for the 21st Century. We dream of creating a learning community where people are encouraged to explore their calling and imagine their future possibilities. Journeying together, we are a community that fosters a love for God, one another, and the world. NTC will enrich your life forever: this is a place where life-long friendships are formed. From many nations, cultures, contexts, and churches, we learn alongside each other. Our diverse experience enriches us, enabling us to question and wrestle with issues of life and faith. We offer an excellent academic qualification from a leading University where people from all walks of life can experience Christian community in a life-transforming way. Whether the interest is in part-time, full time, distance, or flexible options for study, there is something for everyone at Vocational, Certificate, Graduate, or Postgraduate level. Nazarene Theological College is located in a former mansion that's encompassed by four acres of grounds. Well, within the city limits, we are accessible by all forms of transport. Sharing the site is a state-of-the-art teaching facility, a spacious chapel, and a cozy café. A perfect setting for conferences, weddings, a retreat, or an away day, we offer special rates for churches and other partner organizations. For information on rates and availability, please contact the bookings and accommodation office. The main White House building was built in 1914 by the renowned Manchester architect Frank Dunkerley. With a barrel ceiling and a large fireplace, the conference room can seat up to 24 people. With wi-fi and a video-projector available, it forms an atmospheric meeting place. Larger groups meet in the College Chapel, which holds from 50 – 125. It has amplification and projection facilities available, a superb grand piano, and a small pipe organ for those with relevant skills! The café and conservatory provide a pleasantly informal area, with bistro tables and squashy furniture. It can also function as a lunch venue or be a space for smaller groups to meet. The Emmanuel Centre is the College's main teaching area, and four of the rooms can be booked individually or collectively. The building is wheelchair accessible with a lift to the upper two floors. Two of the 40-seat classrooms can be combined into a larger space, complete with Smartboard, large Smart TV, and wi-fi. The Emmanuel Centre is also home to the excellent Hugh Rae Library, the Manchester Wesley Research Centre, and the Manchester Centre of the Study of Christianity and Islam. Worth a special mention is the outdoor space: the largest private woodland in south Manchester, with extensive lawns overlooking the Mersey Valley. Feel free to wander about or find a spot for quiet reflection. These are the two buildings that (non-resident) students require the most access to. Classes generally take place on the second floor of The Emmanuel Centre. The Library is on the Emmanuel Centre's ground floor with two reserved car parking spaces for Disabled drivers, making the building more accessible for students using the Library and attending classes. The Emmanuel Centre is also wheelchair-accessible with a lift to the upper two floors and an Evac-Chair in emergencies. Accessible toilet facilities are available on the ground and second floor. Security keypads are on all external and Library doors. Our Chapel has level access and also serves as a level access route to the café area. Security keypad to access Chapel. Although reasonable adjustments have been made to support all of our facilities, most of our older buildings, such as the White House, are listed buildings without lifts. However, two portable ramps are available to facilitate access to the White House and a disabled entrance at the back of the building along a small, permanent concrete ramp. There is priority parking outside this building for Disabled drivers and staff. The main Reception area and most of the administrative offices are on the White House's ground floor. Some lecturers' studies and staff offices are only accessible via stairs with a handrail, but meeting rooms are available to enable discussions in spaces that are more accessible. An accessible toilet is also available on the ground floor of the White House. Security keypad to access this building from all external doors, although our Reception team assists access through the main entrance. Hulett Hall (primary residence), the principal, and rear entrances have level access. The main front entrance has a permanent low ramp in place and is suitable for wheelchairs. The ground floor kitchen and living area is also wheelchair accessible, although the kitchen area has not been adapted for other mobility or physical needs. Security keypad to access the main entrance. One room at ground level adapted to include disability access, a double bed, and a wet-room. All other bedrooms have en-suite 'bathroom pods' with a step up to them. Beech Wing bedrooms have level access, but the rest of the self-catering accommodation in this building is only accessible via a stairway with a handrail. Although bedrooms are en-suite, there are no adapted bathroom or toilet facilities in this residence. Security keypad to access the main entrance Dene House guest flats are only available via a stairway with a handrail. There are no adapted bathroom or toilet facilities in this residence. Security keypad to access the main entrance. Laundry Small step at the main entrance. Level access can be arranged through the café kitchen. However, the laundry area is a small space and not suitable for wheelchairs. Security keypad to access laundry.
      6. We have been based in Didsbury, South Manchester, for almost 60 years. In that time, we have nurtured a learning community with one aim: to prepare our students for innovative Christian ministry. The academic qualifications and personal experiences you take from your time here will, we hope, be just the start of a lifelong journey. Being an NTC student means being a part of a diverse and dedicated learning community, drawn from a wide range of countries and traditions. NTC is not just an academic community: it is also a faith community, and a central part of student life is embedded in worship, whether in the regular chapel services, in weekly pastoral care groups, or in the informal spaces in college life where students and faculty meet and talk over a mug of coffee. A vital part of the student experience is beyond the classroom, where learning is embedded in practice. Placements and fieldwork form a core element of many NTC undergraduate courses of study so that students' get their hands dirty': the cycle of learning, application, and reflection is embedded in the fabric of college life. NTC has formal links with a wide range of international colleges and universities, and students' exchange generates a vigorous global dimension to campus life. Typically, over 30 nationalities are represented in the student body. The relationships formed during study at NTC are life-changing and world-expanding. As a faith community, NTC values dignity and equality and seeking fairness and social justice. NTC Seeks to promote and partner with organizations that stand for these values. NTC is a member of the Micah Network and also is a signatory to the Birmingham Declaration. We set out to create a community that encourages students to explore their calling while challenging them to consider their role in the future. At Nazarene Theological College, you will be encouraged to learn alongside your fellow students, with pastoral care always close by. As a result, it is where the seeds of life-long friendships are planted and where faith is free to flourish. NTC exists to shape and equip people for innovative Christian ministry for the 21st Century. We dream of creating a learning community where people are encouraged to explore their calling and imagine their future possibilities. Journeying together, we are a community that fosters a love for God, one another, and the world. NTC will enrich your life forever: this is a place where life-long friendships are formed. From many nations, cultures, contexts, and churches, we learn alongside each other. Our diverse experience enriches us, enabling us to question and wrestle with issues of life and faith. We offer an excellent academic qualification from a leading University where people from all walks of life can experience Christian community in a life-transforming way. Whether the interest is in part-time, full time, distance, or flexible options for study, there is something for everyone at Vocational, Certificate, Graduate, or Postgraduate level. Nazarene Theological College is located in a former mansion that's encompassed by four acres of grounds. Well, within the city limits, we are accessible by all forms of transport. Sharing the site is a state-of-the-art teaching facility, a spacious chapel, and a cozy café. A perfect setting for conferences, weddings, a retreat, or an away day, we offer special rates for churches and other partner organizations. For information on rates and availability, please contact the bookings and accommodation office. The main White House building was built in 1914 by the renowned Manchester architect Frank Dunkerley. With a barrel ceiling and a large fireplace, the conference room can seat up to 24 people. With wi-fi and a video-projector available, it forms an atmospheric meeting place. Larger groups meet in the College Chapel, which holds from 50 – 125. It has amplification and projection facilities available, a superb grand piano, and a small pipe organ for those with relevant skills! The café and conservatory provide a pleasantly informal area, with bistro tables and squashy furniture. It can also function as a lunch venue or be a space for smaller groups to meet. The Emmanuel Centre is the College's main teaching area, and four of the rooms can be booked individually or collectively. The building is wheelchair accessible with a lift to the upper two floors. Two of the 40-seat classrooms can be combined into a larger space, complete with Smartboard, large Smart TV, and wi-fi. The Emmanuel Centre is also home to the excellent Hugh Rae Library, the Manchester Wesley Research Centre, and the Manchester Centre of the Study of Christianity and Islam. Worth a special mention is the outdoor space: the largest private woodland in south Manchester, with extensive lawns overlooking the Mersey Valley. Feel free to wander about or find a spot for quiet reflection. These are the two buildings that (non-resident) students require the most access to. Classes generally take place on the second floor of The Emmanuel Centre. The Library is on the Emmanuel Centre's ground floor with two reserved car parking spaces for Disabled drivers, making the building more accessible for students using the Library and attending classes. The Emmanuel Centre is also wheelchair-accessible with a lift to the upper two floors and an Evac-Chair in emergencies. Accessible toilet facilities are available on the ground and second floor. Security keypads are on all external and Library doors. Our Chapel has level access and also serves as a level access route to the café area. Security keypad to access Chapel. Although reasonable adjustments have been made to support all of our facilities, most of our older buildings, such as the White House, are listed buildings without lifts. However, two portable ramps are available to facilitate access to the White House and a disabled entrance at the back of the building along a small, permanent concrete ramp. There is priority parking outside this building for Disabled drivers and staff. The main Reception area and most of the administrative offices are on the White House's ground floor. Some lecturers' studies and staff offices are only accessible via stairs with a handrail, but meeting rooms are available to enable discussions in spaces that are more accessible. An accessible toilet is also available on the ground floor of the White House. Security keypad to access this building from all external doors, although our Reception team assists access through the main entrance. Hulett Hall (primary residence), the principal, and rear entrances have level access. The main front entrance has a permanent low ramp in place and is suitable for wheelchairs. The ground floor kitchen and living area is also wheelchair accessible, although the kitchen area has not been adapted for other mobility or physical needs. Security keypad to access the main entrance. One room at ground level adapted to include disability access, a double bed, and a wet-room. All other bedrooms have en-suite 'bathroom pods' with a step up to them. Beech Wing bedrooms have level access, but the rest of the self-catering accommodation in this building is only accessible via a stairway with a handrail. Although bedrooms are en-suite, there are no adapted bathroom or toilet facilities in this residence. Security keypad to access the main entrance Dene House guest flats are only available via a stairway with a handrail. There are no adapted bathroom or toilet facilities in this residence. Security keypad to access the main entrance. Laundry Small step at the main entrance. Level access can be arranged through the café kitchen. However, the laundry area is a small space and not suitable for wheelchairs. Security keypad to access laundry. View full university
      7. Northwest Nazarene University, a comprehensive Christian university, offers over 60 study subjects, 18 master's degrees in seven different disciplines, and two doctoral degrees. In addition to its 90-acre campus located in Nampa, Idaho, the University also offers programs online and in Idaho Falls and cooperation with programs in 35 countries. Founded in 1913, the University now serves over 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students, more than 6,000 continuing education students, and over 2,000 high school students through the concurrent credit program. Our mission is to encourage a habit of mind that enables each student to become God's creative and redemptive agent in today's world. We believe that NNU's education prepares graduates to be global Christians through academic excellence, social responsiveness, and creative engagement. The Northwest Commission accredits NNU on Colleges and Universities. The mission of Northwest Nazarene University is the transformation of the whole person. Centered in Jesus Christ, the NNU education instills heart, soul, mind, and strength to enable each student to become God's creative and redemptive agent in the world. Northwest Nazarene University strives to be a vibrant educational community that integrates and reflects Christian faith in all that it does. The University seeks to provide nationally-recognized programs distinguished by academically prepared, spiritually grounded, service-minded, globally engaged, and vocationally successful graduates. Earning a college degree is hard work, and we will make you work hard to earn your degree. NNU is nationally recognized and awarded. Our graduate degrees boast dedicated faculty who are committed to helping students achieve their professional goals. Online and face-to-face, NNU offers a variety of programs to adult and professional students. Love your education. Love your career. NNU offers over 60 areas of study, master's degree programs in eleven disciplines, accelerated degree programs, concurrent credit for high school students, and a variety of continuing education credits. NNU's Center for Professional Development brings you convenient, relevant, and affordable professional development courses. We service both the education and business industries with various online courses, workshops, and professional training. With over 250 online courses offered per year, NNU's Center for Professional Development has the most convenient, affordable professional development in the state of Idaho. CASA, the Center for Academic Success & Advising, is the epicenter for supporting students in pursuit of their academic goals. CASA support begins when prospective students in the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) consider their first-semester schedule at NNU. CASA works closely with the CAS Admission's Team and the Registrar's Office to create schedules for all incoming students enrolling in CAS. From the first day of classes through commencement, CASA offers a full array of academic services, including tutoring, academic coaching, disability support for academics, academic advising for select majors, and "deciding" students and test proctoring services. Academic progress is monitored each semester, and the CASA faculty/staff also offers additional assistance for students on academic probation seeking to improve. Disability Support Services (DSS) for all students at the University are available through CASA. DSS exists to ensure access to the University and its programs by students with disabilities. The office coordinates and provides reasonable accommodations, advocates for an accessible and hospitable learning environment, and promotes self-determination on the individuals served. Finally, CASA supports NNU's educational mission by providing high-quality testing services by the National College Testing Association Professional Standards and Guidelines and governmental regulations. The services provided for students, faculty, staff, community members, and business partners will be consistently rendered with an attitude of service that demonstrates value for relationships, personal excellence, diversity, and commitment to lifelong learning. To say that you'll have a great time at NNU would be an understatement. The Office of Student Life is here to make sure of that. We take care of every aspect of your student experience, from where you live to what you do on Thursday nights (Brick House, baby). Here's just a sample of what's in store. Through Spiritual Life, you'll find new ways to grow in your faith. Our community is rooted in love for one another and God, but it is not a Christian hideout from the world. Students and faculty alike challenge one another to examine, articulate, and own their faith. Attending Timeout (a weekly student-led service), serving locally, and joining an ABIDE group are just a few of the ways you can grow. Staple campus traditions would not be possible without the Student Government Association (SGA) and other student leaders. SGA will give you opportunities to get involved, both on-campus and in the community. We've got the standard clubs and organizations (more than 40), but we also have some unique traditions and campus characters you might not find elsewhere. Strut your stuff at our talent show, Fresheree (talent not required), or give back to the community during giving Week. You'll find enough options to keep you involved and entertained for all four years. Sixteen percent of students on campus this year come from a culturally diverse background. The Office of Multicultural Affairs works to increase awareness, cooperation, and understanding concerning ethnic, religious, and cultural diversity on campus and in the local community. View full university
      8. Nazarene Bible College is an undergraduate, professional school of Christian ministry committed to academic and practical programs designed to educate students for service and leadership in a diverse world. Founded and sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene, the college has a unique place among higher learning institutions in the denomination. The college provides ministerial preparation for a diverse community of adult learners, primarily within the United States, through traditional and innovative delivery systems. The college is committed to a robust academic excellence program, offering baccalaureate and associate degrees supported by appropriate student development programs and strategies. Nazarene Bible College views truth through the Wesleyan-Holiness perspective and affirms the Bible as the cornerstone for a proper understanding of God's redemptive plan for humankind. The college especially emphasizes the biblical doctrine of entire sanctification and living a holy, Christlike life. View full university
      9. Mount Vernon Nazarene University exists to shape lives through educating the whole person and cultivating Christ-likeness for lifelong learning and service. Mount Vernon Nazarene University, established by the Church of the Nazarene, opened its doors in 1968 and served its East Central Region. The University offers liberal arts, professional, and graduate education at its main campus in Mount Vernon, Ohio, and at multiple regional campuses. MVNU’s educational philosophy and purpose are shaped by its Wesleyan-Arminian holiness theological roots, informed by the Bible, focused on Christ-likeness in every aspect of life, and defined by an emphasis on loving God with all of one’s heart, mind, soul, and strength, as well as one’s neighbor are as one’s self. Students are nurtured and empowered through caring relationships with faculty, staff, and administrators challenged to be a devoted disciple of Christ drawn toward the discovery of wisdom and truth in every discipline of study, prepared for leadership in various professions, equipped to be lifelong learners, and sent into the world to live out their faith by offering their hearts and lives in service to God and others. View full university
      10. We are a Christian university that nurtures a Christlike community, pursues academic excellence, and cultivates a passion for serving. These commitments are rooted in three of our most enduring values. A college degree is an investment, not just in dollars, but in your time and talent. We are here to ensure your investment pays off—with quality academics, small classes, online options, and an unflinching commitment to a Christlike mission. When you add it all up, we know a degree from MNU makes sense. A transformative university that nurtures a Christlike community pursues academic excellence and cultivates a passion for serving. Our Vision is "To impact the world for Jesus Christ through servant leaders recognized for their excellence, integrity, and spiritual vitality." Mabee Learning Commons' mission is to design and develop resources to help every student, staff, and faculty member achieve their full potential while at MidAmerica Nazarene University. Your college education is one of the most important investments you'll ever make. But you probably have real questions about how you can afford it. Our Office of Student Financial Aid Services understands that your financial aid represents an investment in your future. We are committed to helping you and your family determine the best way to pay for your MNU education. We will work hard to help you maximize your financial aid options. More than 94% of MNU students receive financial aid in grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study. Some awards are made based on financial need, others for academic merit or performance, and some for combining the two. We are confident you'll find real value in your MNU education. At MNU, we're here to walk beside you through the process, making each step that much more precise and more comfortable for you. You can start your application now. You'll receive a personal enrollment specialist to answer any questions you have and guide you along the way. The Student Success Center for the School of Professional & Graduate Studies offers streamlined, user-friendly services and resources to help our degree completion and graduate students navigate through the various components of higher education. Our services focus on advising, registrar services, and student satisfaction. Student resources include tutoring, research tools, writing assistance, and counseling. Our goal is to reflect Christ in the support, resources, and services we provide to our degree-completion and graduate students and their families. We are available to answer or discuss any topic important to you. We are here to help you overcome any obstacle that might cause an interruption in your educational pursuits. We understand that life: family, career, and everyday responsibilities do not stop for education. However, life in a shared community provides the solidarity, support, and service needed to persevere. We look forward to helping you accomplish your academic goals. MidAmerica Nazarene University has a rich heritage built upon the strong faith and pioneer spirit of our founders. Thanks to God's gracious guidance and the contributions of committed faculty, staff, students, parents, churches, and donors, MNU has grown from its five original buildings and 263 students to become a beautiful, thriving campus with 21 buildings, an enrollment of 1,870 students, and more than 20,000 alumni. After 50 years of growth and change, MNU continues to impact the world for Jesus Christ through servant leaders recognized for their excellence, integrity, and spiritual vitality. As a Christian, evangelical university, we believe Jesus Christ is Lord and the final authority for our faith and our lives. Thus every aspect of university activity, from instruction to student life to business practices, flow from this truth. Whether traditional, professional, and graduate, commuter, or online, all students are encouraged to find spiritual growth and fulfillment at MNU. While MNU is one of 11 Nazarene higher education institutions in North America, our community is diverse and represents 44 denominations and six different religions. Our courses, activities, and services are designed to support a culture that promotes Christ-centered love to one another, our community, and our world. We believe Christian education provides a foundation for leadership based on a sound philosophy of life, a personal relationship with God, and responsible citizenship. We accept the importance of personal inspiration in the educative process and believe that models based on Christ as the master teacher are essential in Christian education. Everything we do at MidAmerica Nazarene University is designed to harmonize with this statement of belief. View full university
      11. Home to 114 colleges and universities — including some of the most prestigious institutions globally — Massachusetts has long been known as a leader in higher education. Moreover, Eastern Nazarene College is proud to rank among the state's best: BestColleges.com recently ranked ENC as #20 on its list of best colleges in the state, joining Harvard (#1) and MIT (#2) on the list. BestColleges.com's methodology considers several vital characteristics, including acceptance, enrollment, retention, and graduation rates, student loan default percentages, academic quality, and affordability, to name a few. The rankings reflect the most recent information available through IPEDS and College Navigator, both of which are hosted by the National Center for Education Statistics. Eastern Nazarene College (ENC) is a fully accredited traditional Christian liberal arts college with over 1,000 students distributed across a residential undergraduate program, adult studies, and a graduate program. Located on Boston's historic south shore and within walking distance of the beach and the MBTA, ENC is positioned perfectly for all our undergraduate and graduate students to live, work and study. Direct access to Boston, Quincy-based businesses, and our network of alumni professionals worldwide help ENC create an incredible collegiate experience for all our students. While many faculty are active in publishing and research, and some are leaders in their fields, the emphasis is on teaching and mentoring students in a nurturing, spiritually informed, and academically supportive environment. Students are encouraged to travel, engage in service-learning projects, and participate in internship experiences as a part of their education. ENC is one of 160 members of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU). ENC students, from a variety of faith backgrounds, are challenged to consider their spiritual journey as seriously as they consider their academic journey. As a Christian college welcoming more than 40 denominations, ENC is committed to helping students find balance as Christians in their relationship with God, their relationship within their community, and their relationship with the world. Students are encouraged to examine those relationships throughout their time growing and learning at ENC, which will serve as the cornerstone for lifelong spiritual development. For over 116 years, ENC has prepared students for leadership and service lives through a liberal arts education. Today, students are educated for the 21st century through 41 majors, where a global perspective transcends academics. 95% of ENC graduates are employed or in graduate school. ENC graduates' salaries after attending are $11,500 higher than the national average – a true testament of the academic excellence to which ENC is firmly committed. Fueled by a passion for their subject areas, faculty members are active in publishing and research. They are leaders in their fields and are continually focused on building society's next generation of leaders. Nestled in urban residential neighborhood minutes from downtown Boston, ENC's campus, with its picturesque New England setting, is a window to the world for each new generation of students. In the tradition of educating with a global perspective, ENC generates endless opportunities for students to learn about the world around them. Whether through cultural experiences in Boston, study abroad semesters, or international visiting scholars, students are continually invited to open their eyes to new experiences and expand their perspective. Eastern Nazarene College is a faith-based, liberal arts school just six miles from Boston. Committed to its students' academic, personal, and spiritual success, Eastern Nazarene has a wide range of opportunities. From studying abroad to undergraduate research, students can make the most out of their college careers. Offering degrees from associate to master's, Eastern Nazarene College can help you find the right path for your educational journey. Whether you have just graduated high school or are looking to return to school, we will help you reach your goals and your future. Make sure to plan a visit and see our campus for yourself! You will be able to get a first-hand look at our dorms, classrooms, labs, gym, lounges, and so much more. You will also have the opportunity to meet professors and students working in the field you are interested in. Eastern Nazarene College provides a top-quality Christian liberal arts education to students across a variety of degree programs. The college has numerous academic, research, and internship opportunities and top faculty who engage with students and professionals in their field. At Eastern Nazarene College, we know the availability of financial aid can be a deciding factor in a student's college choice. That is why we want you to be informed of the many opportunities available to you. We continue to dedicate college resources to financial aid, ensuring that students who choose to attend ENC can afford to attend ENC. At Eastern Nazarene College, we know the availability of financial aid can be a deciding factor in a student's college choice. That is why we want you to be informed of the many opportunities available to you. We continue to dedicate college resources to financial aid, ensuring that students who choose to attend ENC can afford to attend ENC. View full university
      12. Southern Nazarene University's mission is to make Christlike disciples through higher education in Christ-centered community. Founded in 1899, Southern Nazarene University is a private, Christian, liberal arts university-a service of the Church of the Nazarene. Located on a 44-acre campus just west of Oklahoma City, SNU grew out of several small colleges committed to training people for service to God and their fellow man. More than 32,000 alumni work and serve throughout the United States and the world. Our mission is "To make Christlike disciples through higher education in Christ-centered community." Southern Nazarene University is a place like no other. Distinguished teaching faculty, close-knit learning communities, and challenging academic programs combine in a decidedly Christian atmosphere. SNU prepares our graduates for immediate job placement, and SNU alumni are leaders in the local and federal government, large corporations, and ministries across the globe. Honestly, it is a lot like feeling at home. We make it a priority to create a place for our students to connect. For some, this looks like hanging out in one of our residence halls, taking some time to meet a friend for coffee in Pop's Lounge, leading a small group or chapel worship, or even getting involved in student leadership or a club. We offer programs to help students flourish inside the classroom while also giving them opportunities to grow as they explore their gifts and talents outside the classroom. Our services range from career advisement and a tutoring/writing center to a student health center and an on-campus counseling center -- all of this in a Christian environment where individuals are valued and every student's success matters. SNU offers a wide array of resources and services to the Campus Community. These opportunities are offered to meet the needs of our students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and the local community. Since the needs, interests, challenges, and concerns of college students are varied, SNU provides numerous on-campus services to assist our students. We strive to create a Christian community by engaging our students in worship, discipleship, and service to others. The mission of Disability Services is to provide and coordinate support services that enable students with disabilities to receive equal access to all aspects of university life. Our faculty and staff are committed to making your online learning experience with SNU the best it can be.....Right Now. SNU Department of Online Learning adheres to guidelines established by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act(FERPA). The Center for Student Success serves as the "home" to transitional services, academic engagement services, academic accountability and improvement, tutoring, and student advocacy. Founded in 1899, Southern Nazarene University is a private, Christian, liberal arts university - a Church of the Nazarene. Located on a 40-acre campus just west of Oklahoma City, SNU grew out of several small colleges committed to training people for lives of service to God, leadership, and reconciliation toward their neighbors and within the global community. More than 32,000 alumni work and serve throughout the United States and the world. View full university
      13. Korea Nazarene University was founded in Korea Nazarene Bible College in Seoul in 1954 by Donald Owens and his wife, Adeline, both American missionaries of the Church of the Nazarene.KNU first gained the status of being a four-year college in 1992. In 1993, the Nazarene Theological College Press was established. In 1994 and 1995, several new departments were added. Korea Nazarene University operates on the education all concept and mission to cultivate leaders who volunteer for the nation and human society. We pursue cultivating personnel with personality and competence to help others with the belief and spirit of Christianity. To improve the practical ability and the concept of a university specializing in theology and rehabilitation & welfare', we practically pursue the integrated education of people with disabilities with those without disabilities. We hope to dispatch talented people worldwide from this university by raising Christian professionals imbued with a good personality and academic preparedness from a global standard. Based on the faculty of Christian studies with three major areas, by opening up the most rehabilitation and particular education-related majors, including ten rehabilitation related majors and three select teaching majors, we focus on cultivating specialized personnel in rehabilitation and welfare. We have formed the basis for comprehensive specialized universities through general faculties such as social welfare faculty. With three undergraduate majors in Christian studies as a foundation, we seek to intensively nurture professionals concerned for persons with disabilities through general education and the broad university specialization of Human Rehabilitation and Welfare Studies. To this end, we have established ten rehabilitation-related majors and three particular education majors. University focused on honing and cultivating professionals concerned for rehabilitation and welfare through our general social welfare and general education studies. In particular, we have recently established four health and medical majors, including a nursing school, to become a comprehensive rehabilitation and welfare specialized university. This establishes our name as a leading university in the development of theory in rehabilitation internationally. With a worldwide network of 53 Nazarene universities, we intend to actualize our dream by uniting our minds to promote that a life of helping others is a blessed one. A peaceful world is accomplished through belief in and obedience to the teachings of Jesus Christ. On the campus of Korea Nazarene University, we hope to create a world of hope where talented and dedicated Nazarenes with Christ-like minds can follow their dreams in a peaceful world where persons with disabilities and those without disabilities coexist in harmony. KNU's educational objectives are to produce ministries for world evangelization and leaders devoted to the Christian doctrines and basic principles of democratic education and will help communities, nations, and humanity. For these goals, KNU does research and educates students about new academic theories and methodologies and how to apply them in harmony with the Nazarene Church's creeds and the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. Our educational objectives are to produce ministries for world evangelization and leaders devoted to the Christian doctrines and basic principles of democratic education and will help communities, nations, and humanity. For these goals, KNU does research and educates students about new academic theories and methodologies and how to apply them in harmony with the Nazarene Church's creeds and the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. View full university
      14. Nazarene Bible College is an undergraduate, professional school of Christian ministry committed to academic and practical programs designed to educate students for service and leadership in a diverse world. Founded and sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene, the college has a unique place among higher learning institutions in the denomination. The college provides ministerial preparation for a diverse community of adult learners, primarily within the United States, through traditional and innovative delivery systems. The college is committed to a robust academic excellence program, offering baccalaureate and associate degrees supported by appropriate student development programs and strategies. Nazarene Bible College views truth through the Wesleyan-Holiness perspective and affirms the Bible as the cornerstone for a proper understanding of God's redemptive plan for humankind. The college especially emphasizes the biblical doctrine of entire sanctification and living a holy, Christlike life.
      15. Mount Vernon Nazarene University exists to shape lives through educating the whole person and cultivating Christ-likeness for lifelong learning and service. Mount Vernon Nazarene University, established by the Church of the Nazarene, opened its doors in 1968 and served its East Central Region. The University offers liberal arts, professional, and graduate education at its main campus in Mount Vernon, Ohio, and at multiple regional campuses. MVNU’s educational philosophy and purpose are shaped by its Wesleyan-Arminian holiness theological roots, informed by the Bible, focused on Christ-likeness in every aspect of life, and defined by an emphasis on loving God with all of one’s heart, mind, soul, and strength, as well as one’s neighbor are as one’s self. Students are nurtured and empowered through caring relationships with faculty, staff, and administrators challenged to be a devoted disciple of Christ drawn toward the discovery of wisdom and truth in every discipline of study, prepared for leadership in various professions, equipped to be lifelong learners, and sent into the world to live out their faith by offering their hearts and lives in service to God and others.
      16. We are a Christian university that nurtures a Christlike community, pursues academic excellence, and cultivates a passion for serving. These commitments are rooted in three of our most enduring values. A college degree is an investment, not just in dollars, but in your time and talent. We are here to ensure your investment pays off—with quality academics, small classes, online options, and an unflinching commitment to a Christlike mission. When you add it all up, we know a degree from MNU makes sense. A transformative university that nurtures a Christlike community pursues academic excellence and cultivates a passion for serving. Our Vision is "To impact the world for Jesus Christ through servant leaders recognized for their excellence, integrity, and spiritual vitality." Mabee Learning Commons' mission is to design and develop resources to help every student, staff, and faculty member achieve their full potential while at MidAmerica Nazarene University. Your college education is one of the most important investments you'll ever make. But you probably have real questions about how you can afford it. Our Office of Student Financial Aid Services understands that your financial aid represents an investment in your future. We are committed to helping you and your family determine the best way to pay for your MNU education. We will work hard to help you maximize your financial aid options. More than 94% of MNU students receive financial aid in grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study. Some awards are made based on financial need, others for academic merit or performance, and some for combining the two. We are confident you'll find real value in your MNU education. At MNU, we're here to walk beside you through the process, making each step that much more precise and more comfortable for you. You can start your application now. You'll receive a personal enrollment specialist to answer any questions you have and guide you along the way. The Student Success Center for the School of Professional & Graduate Studies offers streamlined, user-friendly services and resources to help our degree completion and graduate students navigate through the various components of higher education. Our services focus on advising, registrar services, and student satisfaction. Student resources include tutoring, research tools, writing assistance, and counseling. Our goal is to reflect Christ in the support, resources, and services we provide to our degree-completion and graduate students and their families. We are available to answer or discuss any topic important to you. We are here to help you overcome any obstacle that might cause an interruption in your educational pursuits. We understand that life: family, career, and everyday responsibilities do not stop for education. However, life in a shared community provides the solidarity, support, and service needed to persevere. We look forward to helping you accomplish your academic goals. MidAmerica Nazarene University has a rich heritage built upon the strong faith and pioneer spirit of our founders. Thanks to God's gracious guidance and the contributions of committed faculty, staff, students, parents, churches, and donors, MNU has grown from its five original buildings and 263 students to become a beautiful, thriving campus with 21 buildings, an enrollment of 1,870 students, and more than 20,000 alumni. After 50 years of growth and change, MNU continues to impact the world for Jesus Christ through servant leaders recognized for their excellence, integrity, and spiritual vitality. As a Christian, evangelical university, we believe Jesus Christ is Lord and the final authority for our faith and our lives. Thus every aspect of university activity, from instruction to student life to business practices, flow from this truth. Whether traditional, professional, and graduate, commuter, or online, all students are encouraged to find spiritual growth and fulfillment at MNU. While MNU is one of 11 Nazarene higher education institutions in North America, our community is diverse and represents 44 denominations and six different religions. Our courses, activities, and services are designed to support a culture that promotes Christ-centered love to one another, our community, and our world. We believe Christian education provides a foundation for leadership based on a sound philosophy of life, a personal relationship with God, and responsible citizenship. We accept the importance of personal inspiration in the educative process and believe that models based on Christ as the master teacher are essential in Christian education. Everything we do at MidAmerica Nazarene University is designed to harmonize with this statement of belief.
      17. Home to 114 colleges and universities — including some of the most prestigious institutions globally — Massachusetts has long been known as a leader in higher education. Moreover, Eastern Nazarene College is proud to rank among the state's best: BestColleges.com recently ranked ENC as #20 on its list of best colleges in the state, joining Harvard (#1) and MIT (#2) on the list. BestColleges.com's methodology considers several vital characteristics, including acceptance, enrollment, retention, and graduation rates, student loan default percentages, academic quality, and affordability, to name a few. The rankings reflect the most recent information available through IPEDS and College Navigator, both of which are hosted by the National Center for Education Statistics. Eastern Nazarene College (ENC) is a fully accredited traditional Christian liberal arts college with over 1,000 students distributed across a residential undergraduate program, adult studies, and a graduate program. Located on Boston's historic south shore and within walking distance of the beach and the MBTA, ENC is positioned perfectly for all our undergraduate and graduate students to live, work and study. Direct access to Boston, Quincy-based businesses, and our network of alumni professionals worldwide help ENC create an incredible collegiate experience for all our students. While many faculty are active in publishing and research, and some are leaders in their fields, the emphasis is on teaching and mentoring students in a nurturing, spiritually informed, and academically supportive environment. Students are encouraged to travel, engage in service-learning projects, and participate in internship experiences as a part of their education. ENC is one of 160 members of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU). ENC students, from a variety of faith backgrounds, are challenged to consider their spiritual journey as seriously as they consider their academic journey. As a Christian college welcoming more than 40 denominations, ENC is committed to helping students find balance as Christians in their relationship with God, their relationship within their community, and their relationship with the world. Students are encouraged to examine those relationships throughout their time growing and learning at ENC, which will serve as the cornerstone for lifelong spiritual development. For over 116 years, ENC has prepared students for leadership and service lives through a liberal arts education. Today, students are educated for the 21st century through 41 majors, where a global perspective transcends academics. 95% of ENC graduates are employed or in graduate school. ENC graduates' salaries after attending are $11,500 higher than the national average – a true testament of the academic excellence to which ENC is firmly committed. Fueled by a passion for their subject areas, faculty members are active in publishing and research. They are leaders in their fields and are continually focused on building society's next generation of leaders. Nestled in urban residential neighborhood minutes from downtown Boston, ENC's campus, with its picturesque New England setting, is a window to the world for each new generation of students. In the tradition of educating with a global perspective, ENC generates endless opportunities for students to learn about the world around them. Whether through cultural experiences in Boston, study abroad semesters, or international visiting scholars, students are continually invited to open their eyes to new experiences and expand their perspective. Eastern Nazarene College is a faith-based, liberal arts school just six miles from Boston. Committed to its students' academic, personal, and spiritual success, Eastern Nazarene has a wide range of opportunities. From studying abroad to undergraduate research, students can make the most out of their college careers. Offering degrees from associate to master's, Eastern Nazarene College can help you find the right path for your educational journey. Whether you have just graduated high school or are looking to return to school, we will help you reach your goals and your future. Make sure to plan a visit and see our campus for yourself! You will be able to get a first-hand look at our dorms, classrooms, labs, gym, lounges, and so much more. You will also have the opportunity to meet professors and students working in the field you are interested in. Eastern Nazarene College provides a top-quality Christian liberal arts education to students across a variety of degree programs. The college has numerous academic, research, and internship opportunities and top faculty who engage with students and professionals in their field. At Eastern Nazarene College, we know the availability of financial aid can be a deciding factor in a student's college choice. That is why we want you to be informed of the many opportunities available to you. We continue to dedicate college resources to financial aid, ensuring that students who choose to attend ENC can afford to attend ENC. At Eastern Nazarene College, we know the availability of financial aid can be a deciding factor in a student's college choice. That is why we want you to be informed of the many opportunities available to you. We continue to dedicate college resources to financial aid, ensuring that students who choose to attend ENC can afford to attend ENC.
      18. Trevecca Nazarene University has been home to thousands of students and has led the way in higher education. Our full accreditation and highly esteemed faculty have helped grow students from all over the world for over 115 years. Located in the heart of Nashville, we believe in high standards, both educationally and ethically. Trevecca Nazarene University is a Christian community providing education for leadership and service. Earn a highly esteemed degree in a Christ-based community, committed to your success. At Trevecca, you will reach your education goals while also deepening your faith and worldview. Our bodies of non-denominational faculty and staff allow students to understand the perspectives of others while also growing themselves. We believe that faith should be at the center of all things. As a university, we come together multiple times a week to worship, learn, praise, and grow in the chapel. This time allows our students, staff, and faculty to come together in fellowship to deepen their relationship with Christ and each other. Our students are also encouraged to serve – whether through one of our annual service projects, through various student-led ministries, or within the chapel. Trevecca Nazarene University faculty and students are involved in several research projects. Some research reflects faculty and students' professional research interests, and some research is related to class or program requirements. All research conducted by Trevecca faculty and students, and all research conducted at Trevecca by outside groups, must be approved by Trevecca's Institutional Review Board—responsible for ensuring compliance with established federal and university procedural and ethical guidelines for research. The university provides a variety of face to face and distance education nontraditional and continuing education professional programs at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels. Traditional undergraduate curricular programs focus on the liberal arts and sciences as reflected in the core curriculum and emphasize several professional content areas. While the primary focus of Trevecca faculty is to teach, faculty members are encouraged as reflective practitioners to conduct action research that contributes to the practical wisdom of applied knowledge and enhances the learning experience. All programs strive to prepare students for positions of leadership and service in their chosen careers by clarifying their life calling, developing their intellectual abilities and engaging them in research, service learning, internships, and/or other opportunities that will allow them to demonstrate the practical application of their knowledge and skills. Develop your God-given gifts and discover your passion at a Christian university in the heart of Nashville. With over 100 academic programs and a 20:1 student-faculty ratio, you will find your place at Trevecca. Trevecca offers a close-knit Christian community charged with creativity, opportunity, and passion for life. Ask any of our students what it is like to attend Trevecca, and their eyes will light up. Less than two miles from downtown Nashville, our campus and city are alive with endless internships, learning, service, entertainment, and cultural events. With over 120 on-campus social events each year, multiple on-campus dining options, two coffee shops, and vibrant residence life, you will be proud to call Trevecca "home." Over 99% percent of our students receive financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities—making tuition costs much lower. Trevecca has provided students a quality educational opportunity, committed to the cultivation of leadership and service, since 1901. Trevecca now offers associate, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees entirely online or at several locations in Nashville, Tenn. and Atlanta, Ga. A Trevecca degree makes a statement of quality to your family, your community, and your workplace. Trevecca invests in every student through a highly skilled faculty of academic practitioners, the best in learning technology and resources, and a staff dedicated to your success. Our accredited programs are led by expert faculty who teach from experience, with 78% of our professors holding the highest degrees in their fields. Offering degrees ranging from business to healthcare to leadership, Trevecca can get you where you want to go. Trevecca is committed to providing excellent services to students. Employees take great pleasure in providing that extra service that helps students accomplish their goals. Across the campus in all Trevecca offices, students and campus visitors will encounter University personnel who will go out of their way to help them obtain the information and service that they need. As a branch of the Center for Leadership, Calling, and Service, Counseling Services endeavors to equip and encourage men and women associated with Trevecca Nazarene University toward greater personal and community health. In keeping with the college mission, Counseling Services fulfills a vital role in developing campus community members' God-given potentials by providing a broad range of professional psychological and career services. Integrating psychological practice with Christ-Centered principles, we seek to support the educational process of Trevecca Nazarene University students. Believing that the student and campus community reciprocally influence one another, we aspire to enhance the holistic well-being of the entire campus community through intentional support and challenge to develop students psychologically, vocationally, socially, academically, and physically. For more than a hundred years, Trevecca Nazarene University has been meeting the educational needs of students. From its earliest beginnings in 1901 as a pastor's training class for Christian workers to its current role as a university, Trevecca's focus has been to provide higher education within the context of a Christian community.
      19. Southern Nazarene University's mission is to make Christlike disciples through higher education in Christ-centered community. Founded in 1899, Southern Nazarene University is a private, Christian, liberal arts university-a service of the Church of the Nazarene. Located on a 44-acre campus just west of Oklahoma City, SNU grew out of several small colleges committed to training people for service to God and their fellow man. More than 32,000 alumni work and serve throughout the United States and the world. Our mission is "To make Christlike disciples through higher education in Christ-centered community." Southern Nazarene University is a place like no other. Distinguished teaching faculty, close-knit learning communities, and challenging academic programs combine in a decidedly Christian atmosphere. SNU prepares our graduates for immediate job placement, and SNU alumni are leaders in the local and federal government, large corporations, and ministries across the globe. Honestly, it is a lot like feeling at home. We make it a priority to create a place for our students to connect. For some, this looks like hanging out in one of our residence halls, taking some time to meet a friend for coffee in Pop's Lounge, leading a small group or chapel worship, or even getting involved in student leadership or a club. We offer programs to help students flourish inside the classroom while also giving them opportunities to grow as they explore their gifts and talents outside the classroom. Our services range from career advisement and a tutoring/writing center to a student health center and an on-campus counseling center -- all of this in a Christian environment where individuals are valued and every student's success matters. SNU offers a wide array of resources and services to the Campus Community. These opportunities are offered to meet the needs of our students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and the local community. Since the needs, interests, challenges, and concerns of college students are varied, SNU provides numerous on-campus services to assist our students. We strive to create a Christian community by engaging our students in worship, discipleship, and service to others. The mission of Disability Services is to provide and coordinate support services that enable students with disabilities to receive equal access to all aspects of university life. Our faculty and staff are committed to making your online learning experience with SNU the best it can be.....Right Now. SNU Department of Online Learning adheres to guidelines established by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act(FERPA). The Center for Student Success serves as the "home" to transitional services, academic engagement services, academic accountability and improvement, tutoring, and student advocacy. Founded in 1899, Southern Nazarene University is a private, Christian, liberal arts university - a Church of the Nazarene. Located on a 40-acre campus just west of Oklahoma City, SNU grew out of several small colleges committed to training people for lives of service to God, leadership, and reconciliation toward their neighbors and within the global community. More than 32,000 alumni work and serve throughout the United States and the world.
      20. Here, at one of the nation's premier Christian universities, we believe higher education should have a higher purpose. With accredited programs, award-winning academics, and a faculty touting degrees from a broad spectrum of world-class educational institutions, Olivet stands committed to integrating faith and learning. Nestled in the historic village of Bourbonnais, Illinois, Olivet students gain knowledge and wisdom, and certain degrees that place them ahead of the pack, with portfolios and experience as evidence of an "Education with a Christian purpose." At Olivet, learning and faith go hand in hand. The University affirms that all truth is God's truth, and therefore, cannot be segmented into secular and non-secular categories and departments. Since 1907, Olivet has provided second-to-none academic instruction for personal development and career preparedness. Students embark upon lives of service to God and humanity through challenging instruction and personal interaction, living out the "Education with a Christian Purpose" mission. Doctors, lawyers, physical therapists, and pharmacists all begin with an accredited Bachelor's degree. These are just a handful of careers that begin with pre-professional studies at Olivet. The world is your campus when you choose to study abroad or in one of the many exciting programs in multiple U.S. cities. Graduates within Olivet's Roaring Tigers ROTC Battalion have commissioned officers in addition to receiving a bachelor's degree. You will not find yourself sitting passively, listening to lectures. Ours is a dynamic, engaging, interactive experience designed to empower you to achieve your goals in life — whether it is getting into an elite graduate or medical school, or stepping into that dream career. With more than 140 areas of study, 4900 enrolled students, and a stunning campus, Olivet Nazarene University stands tall as one of the nation's premier hubs of learning and faith. Our nationally recognized academic programs, title-winning athletics, vibrant, energized social climate and countless ministry opportunities make this place unique. Olivet seamlessly integrates passion and calling with career preparedness. Applying takes only a few minutes and is a great way to get the ball rolling. It helps us know you are serious about college and considering Olivet. We will take it from there. We award more than $110 million each year. Be sure you are considered in the allocation of talent- and need-based awards. Our enrollment advisors and family advocates make it easy. Choosing your major can be intimidating. Not here. Please take a look at all the areas of study and majors we offer. Our unique liberal arts setting allows students to explore and discover their passion. At Olivet, you are challenged not only in the lecture hall, but also in Chapel, the sports arenas, and the rehearsal studios– connecting over conversations in campus housing, across the dinner table, and in every corner of the Olivet campus. Our engaging, outgoing, and endlessly-energetic Student Development team exists to maximize each student's college experience and help prepare you for wherever life leads after your four years at Olivet. Learning and growing go hand in hand at Olivet. Here, you will learn the truth and gain wisdom as you are stretched academically and spiritually. The entire campus gathers twice each week for Chapel, and there is a freedom to discuss matters of faith openly. Professors and staff serve as mentors, and worship is a vital part of campus life. Living on campus is one of the highlights of the ONU experience. Resident directors and resident assistants live within our student residence halls, providing guidance and support, ensuring a positive living experience for every student. One of the keys to a successful college career is navigating all the various elements: academic, social, spiritual, and physical. We do not take that lightly at Olivet. We have provided students with healthy eating options and a dynamic Recreational Life Center, where students can swim, climb, exercise, and enjoy the fun together. One of the nation's premier top 20 Christian radio stations, Shine.FM is in the footsteps of the campus. Now in its 50th year of broadcasting, Shine.FM and its partners Brilla. Fm and Sparkhd.fm reach a limitless online audience with a daily message of hope. At Olivet, we make health and nutrition a priority. When it comes to food, we provide a wide variety of healthy and delicious meal options in our four on-campus locations. As a student at Olivet, you will have access to every service necessary to prepare you for success in your career and life. We are, in every way, a student-centered University. Nowhere is this commitment more evident than in the many services and resources we provide to ensure our students' academic and personal success. We take a caring, highly personalized approach — not only in the classroom but in every area of student support. We believe in the vast potential of every student. And we do all we can to help them become their best. The best way to see if Olivet is a good fit for you is to visit the campus. We offer unique, customized visit days every weekday, and striking Purple & Gold days, too, where you can get up close at all things ONU.
      21. Northwest Nazarene University, a comprehensive Christian university, offers over 60 study subjects, 18 master's degrees in seven different disciplines, and two doctoral degrees. In addition to its 90-acre campus located in Nampa, Idaho, the University also offers programs online and in Idaho Falls and cooperation with programs in 35 countries. Founded in 1913, the University now serves over 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students, more than 6,000 continuing education students, and over 2,000 high school students through the concurrent credit program. Our mission is to encourage a habit of mind that enables each student to become God's creative and redemptive agent in today's world. We believe that NNU's education prepares graduates to be global Christians through academic excellence, social responsiveness, and creative engagement. The Northwest Commission accredits NNU on Colleges and Universities. The mission of Northwest Nazarene University is the transformation of the whole person. Centered in Jesus Christ, the NNU education instills heart, soul, mind, and strength to enable each student to become God's creative and redemptive agent in the world. Northwest Nazarene University strives to be a vibrant educational community that integrates and reflects Christian faith in all that it does. The University seeks to provide nationally-recognized programs distinguished by academically prepared, spiritually grounded, service-minded, globally engaged, and vocationally successful graduates. Earning a college degree is hard work, and we will make you work hard to earn your degree. NNU is nationally recognized and awarded. Our graduate degrees boast dedicated faculty who are committed to helping students achieve their professional goals. Online and face-to-face, NNU offers a variety of programs to adult and professional students. Love your education. Love your career. NNU offers over 60 areas of study, master's degree programs in eleven disciplines, accelerated degree programs, concurrent credit for high school students, and a variety of continuing education credits. NNU's Center for Professional Development brings you convenient, relevant, and affordable professional development courses. We service both the education and business industries with various online courses, workshops, and professional training. With over 250 online courses offered per year, NNU's Center for Professional Development has the most convenient, affordable professional development in the state of Idaho. CASA, the Center for Academic Success & Advising, is the epicenter for supporting students in pursuit of their academic goals. CASA support begins when prospective students in the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) consider their first-semester schedule at NNU. CASA works closely with the CAS Admission's Team and the Registrar's Office to create schedules for all incoming students enrolling in CAS. From the first day of classes through commencement, CASA offers a full array of academic services, including tutoring, academic coaching, disability support for academics, academic advising for select majors, and "deciding" students and test proctoring services. Academic progress is monitored each semester, and the CASA faculty/staff also offers additional assistance for students on academic probation seeking to improve. Disability Support Services (DSS) for all students at the University are available through CASA. DSS exists to ensure access to the University and its programs by students with disabilities. The office coordinates and provides reasonable accommodations, advocates for an accessible and hospitable learning environment, and promotes self-determination on the individuals served. Finally, CASA supports NNU's educational mission by providing high-quality testing services by the National College Testing Association Professional Standards and Guidelines and governmental regulations. The services provided for students, faculty, staff, community members, and business partners will be consistently rendered with an attitude of service that demonstrates value for relationships, personal excellence, diversity, and commitment to lifelong learning. To say that you'll have a great time at NNU would be an understatement. The Office of Student Life is here to make sure of that. We take care of every aspect of your student experience, from where you live to what you do on Thursday nights (Brick House, baby). Here's just a sample of what's in store. Through Spiritual Life, you'll find new ways to grow in your faith. Our community is rooted in love for one another and God, but it is not a Christian hideout from the world. Students and faculty alike challenge one another to examine, articulate, and own their faith. Attending Timeout (a weekly student-led service), serving locally, and joining an ABIDE group are just a few of the ways you can grow. Staple campus traditions would not be possible without the Student Government Association (SGA) and other student leaders. SGA will give you opportunities to get involved, both on-campus and in the community. We've got the standard clubs and organizations (more than 40), but we also have some unique traditions and campus characters you might not find elsewhere. Strut your stuff at our talent show, Fresheree (talent not required), or give back to the community during giving Week. You'll find enough options to keep you involved and entertained for all four years. Sixteen percent of students on campus this year come from a culturally diverse background. The Office of Multicultural Affairs works to increase awareness, cooperation, and understanding concerning ethnic, religious, and cultural diversity on campus and in the local community.
      22. We are committed to shaping students’ academic, personal, and spiritual growth. This means our mission is not merely to prepare you for a career after you graduate — though that is part of it — but to shape you into a thoughtful, service-minded, and engaged member of your community and world. In short, we are committed to helping you become who you are altogether called to be. We believe this happens when a critical exploration of various fields of thought — from the sciences to business to the humanities — is embraced with a concern for serving others and an openness to God’s grace at work in our communities, nations, and lives. PLNU exists to provide higher education in a vital Christian community where minds are engaged and challenged, the character is modeled and formed, and service is an expression of faith. Being of Wesleyan heritage, we strive to be a learning community where grace is foundational, truth is pursued, and holiness is a way of life. PLNU will be a nationally prominent Christian university and a leading Wesleyan voice in higher education and the church — known for excellence in academic preparation, wholeness in personal development, and faithfulness to mission. Our faculty members are known for their excellence as teachers and scholars in their respective fields and their commitment to forming relationships with students built around mentorship and accountability to help students thrive academically, professionally, and spiritually. At PLNU, the small student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1 does mean you can have one-on-one relationships with professors who are just as concerned with whom you are becoming as they are with how you are performing. We encourage students to move beyond a one-dimensional education and toward one that fosters vigorous and rewarding academic exploration through summer research programs, study abroad programs, graduate field experience projects, honors programs, and more. Through faculty mentorships and a host of academic opportunities, you will develop the perspective, knowledge, and experience necessary to pursue a purposeful career after you graduate. At PLNU, you will grapple with challenging questions, explore complex theories, hold diverse viewpoints in tension, and engage in civil dialogue within an academic environment grounded in the Christian faith. However, the growth that takes place in the classroom is only part of your story at PLNU. We also emphasize the importance of engaging others in meaningful relationships and faithful service. This means many of our students reach out to their neighbors — whether across the street or the world — through a commitment to Christ-led service. From going on short-term mission programs in locations all over the world like Mexico and Uganda to serving in homeless and tutoring ministries to worshiping as a community in the chapel, the expression of our Christian faith is foundational to PLNU and, we believe, critical for the holistic development of our students’ character and calling. At PLNU, when we talk about calling, we mean so much more than a job. What you do professionally will likely change numerous times over your lifetime. You may find yourself in a job that has not even been created yet. By pursuing your calling, instead of only focusing on landing a job, you are discovering the most real version of yourself — one that is self-actualized, confident, and aware of your strengths and shortcomings. That way, instead of making life about finding the “right job,” you are well versed in being true to your identity in God in all circumstances. Calling is not about what you do; it is living out whom God has called you to be. Of course, understanding yourself is an essential step in pursuing a career path. By taking bold steps to discover whom you are called to be, you will begin uncovering your unique strengths and abilities. As you learn more about yourself in a community committed to the same kind of discovery, your career possibilities may become even broader than you initially thought. At PLNU, we believe in pursuing calling together. Deep and meaningful relationships with your fellow students, professors, staff, and other mentors in a vital Christian community are necessary for discovering whom you are called to be. You cannot do it alone. And since finding your calling is not a destination, being part of a community full of individuals engaged in that same endeavor will set you up to live out your calling in everything you do and every aspect of your life. Practically and financially speaking, it is essential to consider that the sticker price can be misleading. PLNU, along with most other private, liberal arts institutions, offers generous financial aid compared to other schools that may rest on their sticker price alone. There is aid available based on merit, talent, and need. There is also a much greater chance that you will graduate in four years rather than five or six. Both factors mean you may often find you will pay about the same, or possibly less, out-of-pocket to attend a private college than a public university. If you choose to go to college, you will invest in education. We believe it is a wise purchase in life. We believe it is one of the most meaningful purchases you will make. At PLNU, we promise to invest back into you. Our calling is to invest in people — our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community — because we believe in a unique kind of higher education. We believe in a holistic, Christian education that helps students live out meaningful careers and lives.
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