Anderson University-Anderson, SC Top Questions

Not enough room for on coming students. Anderson keeps growing but they do not have enough rooms to occupy all students.

I don't consider anything negative about AU. I believe if a student likes a big school then Anderson is not for them. In my opinion, I love small schools and Anderson is perfect for that.

There is too little amount of hours allowed for the opposite sex to be in the room.

The high prices on the parking decals are outrageous. I have already attended the school for two years and the prices have risen more each year. Going into my third year, the prices have yet again peaked. What frustrates me the most about this is that for such a high tuition school, we do not receive many perks. I have even sent an email just asking about why prices are going up, but I do not get a response. I would greatly appreciate more communication on the whereabouts of school pricing, especially with the current state of the economy.

Anderson University is an amazing baptist college. It has admiring teachers, and an incredible christian staff. All of this goes to say that christian students practically flock to this school; I being one of them. The worst thing I see around campus is non-christian students feeling inferior. As the main high school crowd leaves christians out, Andersons main crowd leaves non-christians out. Groups of "perfect" christians seem very unapproachable to non-believers. This hurts the possibities of witnessing to them.

The worse thing about my school is the availablity of healthy food choices. All we have is a salad bar and occassionally a vegetarian food. This makes it hard for healthy living and dieting.

The worst thing about the school that i attend right now is the size of the dorms. There were three of us in a very tiny room, and to add more there were six of us sharing one bathroom!!! There was one sink, one toilet, and one small shower that when you put your hands on your hips your elbows touched the walls! Other than the rooming, Anderson University is a wonderful school!

I don't like the way, Anderson University, treats their students like they are children. I assumed when I finally got to college I would be able to make my own decisions without someone always looking over my shoulder. It is a Christian based school and I knew that when I decided to attend Anderson University. But they seem to think we can't make our own decisions. I still talk to my mom everyday and get her opinion on certain issues. But I would like to be treated as a adult at school.

I don't.

The extra cirriculm they have us doing as freshman. We are just getting adjusted to college, they have doing CEP, community service , and chapel. I feel like its a bet much. Then we are still trying to keep our GPA up.