Multicultural Education

“…this university is great for social service and catering to our community. the majors are designed to provide a liberal arts education, while preparing students for the real world. there is great diversity on campus, and opportunities to join clubs...” – nalini from Glendale, CA

“…AU is perfect for International Relations, great for liberal arts majors and good for science majors.” – Emily from Hallandale Beach, FL

“…Carnegie Mellon University offers an intense four years of training and education for all its students, regardless of their major. Each and every student is immeasurably passionate about their field of study. After graduation, students come out in...” – Austin from Shaker Heights, OH

“…Campus is super beautiful and people are nice. NSU is growing at a fast rate and will be a leading university in Fl in the near future. However, there are some problems that they need to work on.” – Bryce from Fort Lauderdale, FL

“…loyola has a gorgeous campus,, and is in a quiet, diverse area of a great city. being a relatively expensive, private institution, however, means that the make-up of the university is not nearly as diverse. the small size and great reputation will...” – Jason from Chicago, IL

“…Eastern Michigan University is a college you can call home. The students faculty and staff are all caring individuals who will do anything to see you succeed. Not only does it provide a place for you to grow intellectually, but a place to grow as an...” – Emily from Flushing, MI

“…This school is very small, so you meet everyone. It is near downtown, so you are able to be very mobile and independent. The classes are also very interesting and fun.” – Sarah from Bremerton, WA

“…I could not imagine a school any better than Biola! From caring, dedicated, and brilliant teachers to solid education and a healthy community, Biola has the best academics and atmosphere of any institution I know. Students and teachers share a...” – Cassie from Bothell, WA

“…The perfect place to be nestled into a family of students, faculty, and community members while still being given the freedom to swim around in a large pond (of 16,000 students). A student can't walk to class without seeing four or five friends,...” – Makayla from Canton, OH

“…I would rate North Park a number one school. I left North Park after my first year because I thought another school would be better. Believe me once your at North Park with the great teachers and the super help you get from everyone you will not...” – Taylor from Chicago, IL

“…Nevada is always welcoming and warm. I love this university, because it actually cares about, and takes time to learn about its students. Never feel overwhelmed here because it is worth coming to!” – Kaitlin from Reno, NV

“…If you are interested in studying abroad then Arcadia University is the school for you. It is very open to all cultures hence it is very diverse. Finally the professors and staff are very friendly and approachable and there is a one on one with the...” – Imoinda from Philadelphia, PA

“…The best University in the city of Houston. The spirituality is evident on campus. All of the students are satisfied with their college choice. ” – Student

“…simmons college is a prestigious all women's college with a tight knit community in a large city. simmons is your first stop to success! they set you up for not only your major but for becoming a powerful woman in the work field.” – Melissa from Boston, MA

“…The University of Central Oklahoma is very beautiful inside and out. Campus is well kept, teachers are nice, and the education is top notch. I would recommend this school to anyone trying to further their education. 10 out of 10! ” – Justin from Edmond, OK

“…National University is a great opportunity for me, as a military spouse living overseas, to achieve my goal in receiving my degree. The advisor that I have been conversing with has been a great help and answers all of my questions. Everyone at...” – Acacia from APO, AE

“…i love the small class sizes and personal attention. it is a great place for new students, older students and those returning after taking a break. i have never been disappointed with my experiences here.” – Shannon from Eastpointe, MI

“…Overall, Mount Saint Vincent, is a really good school. The school is co-ed, has a wide expanse of clubs and sports, and it's mainly a small private catholic school with a beautiful campus. ” – Tanina from Brooklyn, NY

“…I intend to be a student living off campus. The school is a catholic school and that suits me perfectly because, I am very religious and put the spiritual world high on my list of honors with gods and goddesses in mind. I think my priorities are in...” – Derrick from Philadelphia, PA

“…At Pacific, you a treated like a person not a number. Beyond that, their for year graduation rate is very high. So even it the price tag seems high, with scholarships and the ability to get all your classes in, it is a better deal by far” – Juliana from Bremerton, WA

“…wonderful school! there curriculum for first time students gives students a jump start to what awaits them for the next four years. the campus is very serene and beautiful as well. the dorms are neat, proper, and the overall life at new paltz is...” – kayla from bronx, ny

“…a great college if you're looking to be challenged academically and professionally. perfect for liberal arts majors or undecided students. one of the best business schools in the western new york area. ” – Rhiannon from Dansville, NY

“…TIU has a genuine community that is hard to find many other places. The diversity of the students and staff highlight the diversity of the Kingdom of God and the International part of the Universities name. The academics are spectacular and the...” – Daniel from Chester, CT