Reviews

My time at Pillar was a warm, inviting atmosphere. They do their best to help you. If you give it a chance, you can receive a solid education there.

They helped me build a schedule around my full-time work hours. Its a small school, but you can still find

Certain classes require heavy workloads. Some professors push you harder than you'd might expect. However, if you really devote yourself, you can excel farther than you think.

Its a commuter college. So don't expect dorms.

It has a small cafe where you can buy drinks, snacks and freezer food. No reason to have meal plans, when you are commuting.

Compared to bigger schools around, its cheaper. But it's a private college, so the tuition will go up year to year. It's expected since they don't get normal institutional funding like public colleges. Common sense folks.

Full-time workers. Adults who didn't obtain their degree after high school. Home-schoolers. Anyone who wants to go into Ministry. Students that want to become Counselors.

They have an Intramural program that meets during each semester. They play indoor Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball, Football. They have 1 Bowling Night each semester. They have a Student vs. Staff Softball game during the Spring semester. They have a Student Retreat each year around Spring Break.

It's a commuter school. Students who come here will not expect to have this.

Very safe. Well-light parking lots in Somerset. In Newark, they have safe parking garages and the building in monitored by security.