I went to SFU for the 2023 fall semester and half of the 2024 Spring semester, (had to leave due to…read morepersonal reasons). Overall, SFU is a great place for students to get an excellent education if you can afford their tuition. My favorite professor was a professor of the Franciscan Theology program. However, the students are not kind at all. I went to SFU for the 2023 fall semester and half of the 2024 Spring semester (I had to leave due to personal reasons). If you aren't overly religious, super conservative, a part of athletics (not esports, though, because you will get harassed for being on the esports team), or a part of Greek life, you will be treated horribly by most of the student body. I am 23 years old with a son, and many people thought I was trash for being at the university--especially two girls who were the president of the Pro-life club on campus.

An excellent, small, student-focused university nestled in beautiful, rural Central Pennsylvania…read more Features a new Science Building, with undergraduate research space, student study zones, and a large salt-water aquarium. Health Science programs are very strong, and the science programs are expanding.

Terrible experience at the college. The staff don't care about students and tell students that they…read moreshould drop out and that they're stupid. In addition, it's very expensive and there's often little assistance offered to students.

The professors are amazing, and almost every single one will know you by name, who your friends…read moreare, and extra-curricular activities you are involved in. There are plenty of resources available on campus, ranging from mock interviews with potential employers to a multitude of tutoring (which is included in your tuition, and no fees will be paid for each visit). I have actually found a job through one of the job fairs here. While the campus may be a bit pricey, there are TONS of scholarships to apply for to receive directly from the campus. Also, it is DIFFICULT to fail here. The professors and advising teams do EVERYTHING in their power to help you succeed, it is just whether or not YOU let them help you, or YOU go to them when you're struggling. The campus has a family-like atmosphere, and everywhere you go doors are held for you. Unlike larger campuses, you see the President walking around and interacting with students every day he is on campus. This campus gave me a family that saved my life, and kept me from ruining it by dropping out. While it is a small campus, and it does have its "small-town" quirks, I don't think I could have made a better choice than the one I did when deciding to come here! (And NO this was not scripted, lol.)

I've been to two colleges in my time and Juniata was far the better of the two. Everyone on the…read morestaff was friendly, I can honestly say there was never anyone who wasn't polite and helpful. My mother sent three kids through college and was spoiled by me being first and going to JC. She had so much trouble with the other schools when it came to financial issues and sorting out parental matters. As for the academics, I learned from some of the most enthusiastic professors. If I have one complaint it's that the IT program didn't explode until after I graduated so I missed out on some amazing learning experiences. The town is a bit small and not for the easily bored - I on the other hand and no city girl and was perfectly happy in town. The college has some great traditions and you always feel like you're a part of the family - both while you're there and when you leave! If you're in the market for a school, JC is well worth a look!

I'm visiting Juniata with my partner, who is an alumni and visiting lecturer this week. I've had a…read morechance to interact with many of the faculty and students and also see the campus, which is small, in comparison to some of the local campuses that I'm used to. Juniata is a fantastic Liberal Arts college, the kind of place that is welcoming to all students and has more opportunities than one would think for a college in the middle-of-nowhere Pennsylvania.

Beautiful campus, excellent staff and students. Some. Of the nicest people you will ever meet. The…read moreuniversity is small in comparison to UCLA (where I attended), but it felt like home and my stepdaughter loves it! That's all that matters. Solid education here.

This is a beautiful campus. The class-size is good, the professors are very approachable, The…read moreathletic program is outstanding for school this size.

We have been coming to Frostburg for 2 years for camps, given the nature of the camps and the size…read moreof the university, we have been to pretty much all corners of this university already. this is definitely a petite university, very cozy and quiet, with many new build buildings mixed in with older ones, especially dorms , definitely need some major renovations for the dorms. This university has very well designed sports center and facilities, hence is known for sports events and often hosting or rented out to other sports facilitators. Clean and well maintained campus, friendly staff, tuition is on the reasonable end. Local low key vibe throughout. Definitely recommend by @WineDinenVacay

Went to a few events and camps there. Fun smaller campus. Great campus. Great staff. I would…read morerecommend bringing a fan with if you are staying there though.

Lycoming-College...is.the.best....If.you.are.looking.for.a.small.college.for.your.child.try.Lycoming…read moreCollege...This.was.my.first.child.to.go.but.everything.from.the.time.you.get.your.letter.to.when.your.child.leaves.for.good....Is.great...today.was.moving.they.had...move-in..crew..to..help..us..unload. ...I.do.not.know.of.another.college.that.will.do.that..if.you.know.let.me.know....Take.a.tour.and.let.me.know

Hey, It was a good freshmen year, ok school, but if you have ever lived somewhere other than the…read moremiddle of nowhere you just cant do it. If you like to eat at at nice restaurant, not going to happy, and trust me they think olive garden is nice, haha, I will say I had a GREAT time b/c I was partying every night, still got good grades, they profs bend over backwards for that 30k a year check :) have fun

How wonderful that Messiah University offers free Symphony Concerts led by conductor Dr. Timothy…read moreDixon and is open to the public. The 2025 Messiah University Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition winner, Anna Clement, played Beethoven's piano concerto No. 3--amazing grace and talent. The symphony orchestra consisted of nearly sixty students performing like professionals. Well done, and thank you, Messiah University. For additional Performing Arts Concerts Series, visit arts.messiah.edu

I just transferred this year, and I cannot believe I haven't been here all four years! I'm a…read morejunior, so my time here will be limited, but my heart will forever be on this campus! Everyone is wonderful, from the students to the faculty to the resident staff! I was welcome from the moment I stepped on campus for my very first visit, and the staff was incredibly helpful throughout the very stressful transfer process. The professors are fantastic with helping me through challenges that arise from being visually impaired. The office of Academic accessibility has been with me every step of the way, from allowing me to move in early to making sure I have accessible housing. BTW, the cafeteria food is by far and above the best I've ever had. Just come here. you have to.

Large building that antique booths were set up in. The antique sale and admission is for charity…read morework in the community. At other times they offer adult Ed classes and testing for GED. Other days they have indoor "pickle ball" set up for people to play. Seems the community uses this facility for many purposes!