Northwest Nazarene University Reviews

"Very bad professors that attended average Universities with zero life experience except teaching. The rules are ridiculous. I spent 3 years here before deciding to join the Navy. I wouldn’t wish his place on anyone. Most parents encouraged their children to attend to meet their spouse. Most of the friends I had that met each other at NNU are now divorced and have become worldly."

"Northwest Nazarene University allowed me opportunities to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. From the classrooms, to the chapel, to the track course where I spent my time while pursuing a bachelors as a first generation college student, I felt a sense of belonging which I highly doubt I would have gotten anywhere else. Maybe this will not be your experience, and it shouldn't. You will have your own! I hope it is challenging, I hope it is rewarding, and I hope it exceeds your expectations."

"Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) accepted me into their nursing program rather quickly, due to the competitiveness of the other local colleges. Overall, the campus is very beautiful, has a wonderful atmosphere, and has a highly recommended nursing program in the state of Idaho. The downfalls of the program is mandatory chapel 3 times a week, which can be reduced depending on need and if you did not live on campus. Otherwise, I'd recommend this program if you don't want to wait to get into Boise State or College of Western Idaho's nursing program."