This is a very pricey school that is very strict and not in a prime location. The academics are great along with the Study Service Term, but everything else counterbalances that. The weather is also less than admirable.

You receive a really good education that also focuses on servicing our world and our communities. The professors love what they do and expect and help you learn no matter what. Regardless of what you believe or what help you may need, someone is there to help guide you and enable you to receive the best education possible.

The school is a bit pricey but the Finaid department really helps needy students with scholarships and other aid. It seems that athletes get the best Finaid packages but there are several scholarships available based solely on academic achievement.

Although Goshen is not as inexpensive as local community colleges or state schools, it does offer quite an impressive academic and social experience. Many students find themselves embracing new things that they would not have tried elsewhere and finding their creative senses enriched. While Goshen may not be for everyone, this small college offers a rich sense of community and belonging in addition to the great academics and high job rate upon graduation.

School is a private school so it is a little pricey. They do give out decent financial aid but are strict about keeping your grades up or you loose your money. They have athletic scholarships too. You also get to study abroad and do missions work and this is part of tuition for part of 1 semester and they have very interesting places to choose from.