George Fox University, a Christ-centered community, prepares students spiritually, academically, and professionally to think with clarity, act with integrity, and serve with passion.
| Religious affiliation: | Friends |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Town, on fringe of an urban area; teaching centers in Portland and Salem, Ore., as well as Boise, Idaho. |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - professional practice |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
“ george fox university is truly one of the last of it's kind within the christian liberal arts categories for universities. best known for it's connected community, strong academic programs,…”
“ there is an amazing christ-centered community here. you will not only make relationships that will last a lifetime, but you will also learn about your future career in a small…”
“i absolutely love the atmosphere here. classes are great sizes, and everyone is really friendly. professors challenge me to do my best.…”
“george fox university is absolutely amazing! everyone is so close and connected. it is an amazing feeling to be known!…”
“the atmosphere is great, the people are kind, the campus is beautiful. i couldn't love it more here. i've made such close connections with people here, it's amazing to see…”
The campus is beautiful, the professors are caring, and the students are so much fun to be around! There are so many events to go to at the school.
» Read MoreI am much more than a student number here. Our professors, counselors and staff in general really care about us and go out of their way to help us be a success.
» Read MoreThe community life of George Fox is amazing. My dorm is full of life and we all get along very well. It makes it a lot easier to transition from home-life with all your friends and family around to a place where you don't know anyone. Everyone is very open and friendly. I love the beauty of Newberg and the activities that I am able to do here.
» Read MoreYES! I love the sense of community that our college has, and that it is a smaller college. I'm from a very small town (about 500 people), so moving into the atmosphere of a city, and even a small university is a bit of a shock for me. I can't imagine being anywhere else for college, though.
» Read MoreThe campus is absolutely beautiful. I loved the atmosphere of the place when I visited for the Bruin Preview last year. The people were very friendly and open, as were the teachers.
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