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« Reply #42 on: May 27, 2015, 01:35:44 AM » |
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8. Simpson University  Redding, California Simpson University is a “Christ-centered learning community” located in the Sacramento Valley town of Redding. The small school has a freshmen retention rate of 74%, and the many students who choose to stay pursue one of 25 undergraduate majors. Examples of degrees include Accounting, Biology, Mathematics, and Outdoor Leadership, as well a religious majors such as Bible and Theology, Discipleship and Education Ministries, Worship Music, Pastoral Studies, World Missions, and Youth Ministries. Many students at Simpson also choose to study abroad in locations as diverse as Australia, Israel, and Oxford. Net Price: $16,329 Ranking: 21st
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« Reply #43 on: May 27, 2015, 01:36:22 AM » |
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7. Fresno Pacific University  Fresno, California Fresno Pacific, located in the city for which it is named, is the only accredited Christian postsecondary institution in the Central Valley. The school has more than fifty academic programs – high for a private liberal arts institution – at the undergraduate, graduate, certificate, credentialing, and adult degree completion levels. FPU’s most extensive programs are related to Biblical and Religious Studies, Business Administration, Communication, and Kinesiology. Of course you shouldn’t spend all your time studying, so Fresno offers clubs (like “Longboards United” and the “Sunbird Conservatives”), intramurals (including something called the “Night of Champions”), and service and leadership opportunities to keep you busy. Net Price: $15,742 Ranking: 9th |
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« Reply #44 on: May 27, 2015, 01:37:04 AM » |
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6. Humphrey’s College  Stockton, California Humphrey’s College is a prestigious, independent California school with campuses in both Stockton and Modesto. The number of academic programs is small and concentrated on just five main areas – law, business, education, human services, and liberal arts – which allows the school to really specialize in delivering a top-notch education to students. The freshmen retention rate is only slightly above average, at 67%, but of those students who stay, 93% graduate within 6 years. As the school concentrates almost exclusively on academics, most of the student clubs, such as the Criminal Justice Club, the Poetry Club, and the Student Bar Association, are all of studious natures. Net Price: $14,544 Ranking: 19th |
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« Reply #45 on: May 27, 2015, 01:37:41 AM » |
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5. Soka University of America  Aliso Viejo, California Located on 103 acres in south Orange County, the Soka University of America is just minutes from all the culture, entertainment, and adventure of Los Angeles – and yes, it’s also only a short drive from the beach! SUA prides itself on a generous financial aid program and offers free tuition to all eligible students whose families earn less than $60,000. In contrast to many of the Christian universities on this list, Soka was founded on Buddhist principles that emphasize peace, life, and human rights. And when it comes to the numbers, there are lots of positive things to say about this university. The freshmen retention rate is 99%, the 6-year graduation rate is 84%, and the student-to-faculty ratio is only 8:1. Net Price: $13,065 Ranking: 6th |
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« Reply #46 on: May 27, 2015, 01:38:17 AM » |
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4. Brigham Young University – Hawaii  Laie, Hawaii Leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints founded Brigham Young University in the 1950s. The Hawaii campus is located in the quiet ocean side community of Laie, a town surrounded by tall mountains and low valleys. BYU offers over 40 majors in areas separated into four main categories: Business, Computing, and Government; Human Development; Language, Culture, and Arts; and Math and Sciences. In their free time, students can join one of more than 50 clubs, catch a theatrical presentation in the Performance Series, or hang out in “The Hub” game center. Net Price: $10,660 Ranking: 13th |
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« Reply #47 on: May 27, 2015, 01:38:56 AM » |
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3. Heritage University  Toppenish, Washington Heritage is a community dedicated to making education affordable to everyone, regardless of socioeconomic class. It also understands that many people need to work while they are in school, and so classes are frequently available in the evening and on weekends. Although the main campus is in Toppenish, Heritage also has buildings in Tri-Cities, South Seattle, and Moses Lake. Students benefit from small class sizes that average only eleven students, as well as from talented professors who often have professional experience in their fields. Heritage offers events, research opportunities, and project initiatives through the Center for a New Washington, the Center for Native Health and Culture, and other campus-wide events. Net Price: $10,660 Ranking: 20th Go to The NEXT Page for More Pictures >>> |
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