Taylor University Rankings by Salary Score

Could not recommend Taylor University more! The quality of education and quality of discipleship and Christian community was off the charts! I was so well prepared for my career both theoretically and practically, and more importantly, my life as a healthy adult able to think independently and be a positive part of our world. The social work department in particular offers an outstanding academic program. I was much more prepared for graduate school than many of my peers, but I was also prepared for the realities... Read More of social work practice. I still think often of things my professors there taught me, moreso than I do my professors from graduate school. My professors also really helped me grow and develop personally and spiritually. The campus life at Taylor is great! You'd think that, being in a small town with little around but corn fields, things would be boring. But they are anything but boring! I had such a great time participating in dorm and campus activities, and had such great relationships with the women on my floor. Furthermore, beyond having lots of fun together, we had (and still have, 20 years later) such deep spiritual relationships. Those are the women who still speak truth into my life and who will walk through anything with me, and I am SO grateful that God led me to Taylor!

I absolutely loved my Taylor University undergraduate experience from 2014-2018. I grew in every area of my life--Spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially. I also played baseball at TU, which was a transformational experience. I learned time management, discipline, and leadership qualities that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. Academically, I loved having small classes (less than 25) and valued having professors who truly cared about my educational experience. Physically, Taylor University... Read More has top-notch athletic programs that compete on a high level every year. In Baseball, we went to the NAIA National Championships two out of my four years as a player. My Junior year, we were granted the prestigious opportunity to host the National Tournament for the first time in program history. Spiritually, I valued having non-mandatory chapel three times per week. Although it was not mandatory, a significant portion of students went every week, showing that students were really intentional about growing in their faith. The chapel speakers were top notch and Jon Kavanaugh, the campus pastor, does a great job bringing in speakers from all avenues that both challenged and motivated our personal faith walk. Ultimately, I would not change a thing about my undergraduate experience at Taylor University and truly hope my kids decide to go there a long time from now.