Bellarmine University Top Questions

Bellarmine is unique by being open to many ideas that students have. I can go and talk to teachers about a new thought I might have about getting a club started, and they'll help me find something that works, or make my own way. It is also unique in that it is the only Catholic indepent university in the south, so there isn't much pressure for non Catholics, and those who are have a support group if needed.

It's small enough to where you have your professors for more than one class. You really get to know your professors and fellow classmates, and that creates a large sense of community for you.

Bellarmine is like a small community. The class sizes are small and the faculty care about you as a person and your life outside of the classroom and beyond academics. The people are very friendly and outgoing; you can't go anywhere on campus without seeing and talking to several people you know. It is very easy to get involved either in clubs and organizations or with volunteer work. Bellarmine does a good job of incorporating social justice and our place in the community in to the curriculum and university mission. Location is perfect mix of friendly neighborhood and city.

Bellarmine University is a small campus at the top of a hill. Surrounded by trees and a golf course, it's nestled away in the eclectic Louisville. I chose Bellarmine for the intamacy with professors, studens, staff and the surrounding community. At some places you go to college, at Bellarmine you form a home.

That which makes Bellarmine unique as compared to other campuses is that all of the buildings that make up the whole of Bellarmine University are located on one hill.

Bellarmine is smaller, and more community based than other schools.

The scenery and abundance of majors they offer