Spring Arbor University Top Questions

From my perspective, Spring Arbor, is a Christian Liberal Arts University with a focus on life long learning. Spring Arbor supports getting in the game of life and playing your part ethically, honestly, justly, empathically, and compassionately. Graduating from Spring Arbor should not only benefit the graduate, it should benefit the communities we are embedded in as well.

Spring Arbor University is best known for its community. It is apparent that the community established at Spring Arbor is founded on a shared love for Christ. Within residence halls, community is emphasized as each floor engages in different events that build stronger relationships. The Core program also instills community as freshman enter into the college experience with a core group that initiates a network of friends. This group meets weekly as a class to build better sense of self and skill in relationship. Within the Spring Arbor University community, one can share with others in hardship and success.

Our school is best known for our community. This college is truely a community of learners.

My school is well-known for providing a Distinctive, Christian, Liberal Arts Education. SAU is also known for providing a very high quality educational experience along with diverse, cross-cultural and mission trip opportunities.

I have heard that SAU has a strict school of education and produces quality teachers.

Spring Arbor is best known for being a Christian school that has a great education program as well as a wonderful ministry program. Spring Arbor is also known for it's cross-cultural program that sends students abroad for a month in their four years of college.

Spring Arbor is best known for the mandatory chapel services every monday and wednesday of the week.

Spring Arbor is best known for being a Christian university with emphasis on business and education.

My university is best known for the success of it being a small, conservative, Christian, Liberal Arts, private school that offers a variety of degrees. The school is a very close-knit community and its quiet--just the way they like it. They are known for being a friendly, welcoming campus.

Spring Arbor may best be known for its supportive community. The school's set-up encourages students to bond and form long-lasting friendships. I found this community of learners refreshing and hopeful: it challenged me to be myself, learn what I personally value, and opened me to new possibilities for my future. Additionally, to be part of a community also pushes you to become an individual; and then learn the importance of interdependence.