Experience with Northwestern College in Iowa?

I'm exploring a couple of small-college options, and Northwestern College in Iowa caught my eye. How has your experience been if you've attended? Thanks in advance!

While I can't speak from personal experience, I can definitely provide some insights based on the information that many students have shared. Northwestern College in Iowa is known for its supportive community and strong academics, especially in the fields of Nursing, Biology, and Business. With its small student-teacher ratio, classes tend to be interactive and engaging, which can positively impact your academic growth.

Being affiliated with the Reformed Church in America, Northwestern integrates faith into many aspects of campus life. So if that's important to you, Northwestern College can be a good fit. Resident life is also quite vibrant with various clubs and organizations for students to get involved in.

However, one thing some students point out is that the town of Orange City, where the college is located, is rather small and can feel insular to some. The upside is that it fosters a close-knit community on campus, but for those looking for a bustling city experience, this might be a factor to consider.

Remember, choosing a college often comes down to personal fit, so if possible, try to do a visit (in-person or virtual) to get a better feel of the campus and the culture. It could influence your decision significantly. Best of luck in your college search!