Biola University Top Questions

Students at Biola tend to be excited about being here, and serious about engaging their classmates, majors, and professors. Biola attracts students from a variety of socio-economic groups, with a high ratio of out of state and international students, as well as Christian students with mixed political and religious backgrounds. There is no greek system at Biola, and there are very few cliques within the student body - most students make a wide variety of friends throughout the course of their undergraduate education.

Encouraging, vibrant, gifted, God-seeking, friendly, helpful, uplfiting servants.

My classmates are the most caring people one will ever meet. They consistently reach out to people, both people they know and don't know, trying to get to know them. They honestly care about the mental health and well-being of their peers and want to be a good influence. If one wants to attend a community-focused school with students that are passionate about other students, Biola is the best choice. Everyone is included and made to feel at home, with no one being included. This is a great place to call home.

They were very supportive.

My classmates are always a diverse group of people coming from different backgrounds, yet have the same desire to learn and grow.

My classmates are eager to learn.

They are great people and full of life.

Nice kids mostly from Southern California with good attitudes all searching for quality education in a safe environment with a focus on improving their lives not only financially but spiritually as well.

Though my classmates may have come from different environmental and socio-economical backgrounds, they are very hardworking students who wish to attain the same goals that I have, which are to graduate with a better sense of who I am and what Jesus Christ means to me.

My classmates are fun-loving, committed Christian young people who desire to grow in their faith with an authentic and joyful lifestyle, not stuffy or plastic; they simply know how to endure the difficult hardships as well as enjoy the simple pleasures of life while keeping everything in perspective, that all of life is to be lived as an expression of the purpose for which God has made us.