Drury University Top Questions

My school is a small liberal arts school. It had less students than most schools I was looking at. They do not have a football team so more money goes to the other sports. The school is surrounded by a lot of trees and it makes the campus very nice to be around. This school had great options in every catagory from housing to majors to food in the cafateria.

My school has a small-town feel to it with a big university academic program.

Drury is a small college, where you get a one on one education. There are not large lecture halls and the professors really care about their students. There are numerous clubs and organizations to join, so you will never be bored and can make a ton of new friends. Drury is an open minded, diverse community where everyone feels welcomed.

Going to a small liberal arts college in the middle of my relatively conservative location, I was actually able to escape to a new culture for once that allowed me to openly listen and express my opinions and ideas. I see it as this amusing and comfortable niche where I can share my thoughts in a respectable environment to different people's critiques and opinions. It's literally an oppurtunity within itself! I'm being asked to think abstractly and told to free myself in exploring and learning about anything I want. There are no bad questions asked here!