Campbell University Top Questions

I wish I would have known how large the christian presence is on campus. I wish I would have know how out of place I would feel being a non-christian on campus. I wish I would have known that most students go home on the weekends. I wish I would have known how hard it would be to make friends as a non-christian, non-southern, non-conservative student on this campus.

I wish I had known that tuition was going to double this year coming up because I cannot afford to pay out of pocket for the other half of my tution so at least a better scholarship this year would have helped tremedously more.

I do wish I would have known that the tuition slightly increases every year.

I wish I would have known making good grades to maintain a good grade point average is important but no everything. When I came to school I was focused and ready to score high on every test and quiz. But I found that a score does not change who I am or what I am capable of. And I found that what matters in life are the lives you touch. Although scoring high and being on top is one of my goals, being involved in touching someone’s life is my number one goal!

The lack of social events and student support of the university.

Nothing

I wish I would have known how much everything cost. Campbell is a private school. Tuition is very high compared to state funded schools. The education is great, which offsets the high cost.

I wish I knew how expensive school could get later on.

I wish I knew how to get more scholarships because this school is private and fairly expensive.

Before you go to college, try to take as many AP classes as you possibly can. It pays off in the long run and saves you time and money. I also wish that when I came to Campbell, that my study habits were stronger. I felt, as a freshmen that I honestly had to learn how to study for the first time.