Rochester University Reviews

"I absolutely love the teachers and how small the campus is. The campus has about only 9 buildings. It is easy to roll out of bed for class. The staff and faculty care about every single student and still helps me with stuff, even though I already graduated. I can always go on campus and never feel out of place. I call that place home. Class sizes are small. The on-campus coffee shop, Kibo, is the best coffee that I have ever had. It may even beat Starbucks. Everyone is always welcomed. The psychology program is amazing.Read Less"

"As a current student enrolled in Rochester College, I find that the MRE program (Masters in Religion Education) is outstanding. Rochester College provided a diverse cohort that allows us to gain a more excellent perspective of the world we live in. Although many of our classes are based online, each semester we travel as a cohort to different classroom environments and learn through a week-long intensive. This provides the room to work a full-time job, be a parent, and a great husband to my amazing, deserving wife.Read Less"

"I transferred from a vocation school and received my bachelor's degree here majoring in Mass Communication with a specialization in Public Relations. I was in their Center for Extended Learning program where I was in a small classroom and got one-on-one attention. This Christian college is very accommodating to all backgrounds and religions."

"The pros include faculty accessibility, facilities, and library. The con is limited financial aid for students of religion."

"The graduate program is an intellectually and spiritually stimulating program. The instructors are well-credentialed and accessible."

"The CEL program is great for working professionals. The program is very convenient and innovative, but there is a disconnect from the main campus and a vast difference with the traditional program."