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The professors are great and the class sizes are small. The campus is also small, which is nice because you don't have to walk far to campus. The two bad things I would say is that the food isn't that great and there isn't a lot to do on campus.

With the class sizes being as small as they are, you can easily get in contact with teachers, as well as make friends with the other students in your class. Because of the RA's that are chosen for the year, you can expect to know everyone in your dorm building at least on a first name basis by the end of the year. The Christian atmosphere makes everyone comfortable and feel free to express their faith.

I enjoyed Wisconsin Lutheran College. Although tuition there is high, the classes were small enough to get one on one time with the Professors. This really helped in learning and understanding concepts that were needed through out the school year.

On a scale of one to ten, I would give this school a five. Reason being because I didn't have a good experience there. Overall, I didn't like the personality of the school.

Out of all the colleges I have been looking into, they have been the most involved with me. If I ever had a question, WLC was right there within the next twenty-four hours with an answer. I would definitely rate this college as a ten out of ten without a doubt!

Wisconsin Lutheran College has been recognized as a top small school for many years. This is because a majority of the professors are motivated to help students succeed inside and outside of the classroom. The activities around campus are limited.

it's a great school you will feel right at home. the staff and student are very friendly. you will feel like you are with you own family.

This small school has all I want. Personalized help with classes, majors and life on campus is always available. Private schools can be expensive, but financial aid is always a big help in finding grants and scholarships.