Spring Arbor University Top Questions

Spring Arbor University has an extremely unique community. They welcome new students in with open arms and place them in a "Core" group. This group helps foster academic, social, and spiritual growth which is incredibly beneficial for making the transformation between a high schooler and a college student.

The chapel services are unique compared to the other schools I considered, along with the small class sizes where professors are very focused on their students.

Spring Arbor University has a Worship Arts Program. This is what initially caught my attention when I was looking into colleges. They allow for a focus in Worship Music or a variety of Worship Leadership positions, including drama, audio/tech, and theology. Spring Arbor also has an impecable ROTC program. There are many students who take part in this program, and I know many who have graduated with honors and have been nationally recognized for their service. Spring Arbor also has a very down-to-earth chapel service, complete with student-lead worship and guest speakers 2 time a week.

Spring Arbor Univeristy is unique compared to the other schools I had considered because of it faith perspective. Spring Arbor University integrates a leberal arts curriculum within the broader scope of Christian faith and has a high commitment to learning and the base all foundations of wisdom and knowledge from the Bible.

Spring Arbor has a unique community that is positive and uplifting to students. The environment surrounding Spring Arbor is comfortable and inviting. The students and professors contribute to the inviting feel of the campus. There is also a unique program for helping freshmen adjust to college life that is very successful.

It was Christian and in the state I lived. If I went out of state I would have lost my scholarships for Michigan Promise, and I really wanted to go to a christian school and Spring Arbor stood out as the best one in Michigan.

It has the best friendly, warming community enviorment. Especially when you are new here.

it requires you to go to chapel

The worldview/point of perspective taught from. (for me it was unique comparatively)

Students in adult learning arena are respected and valued for the life learning experiences they bring to the classroom.