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The teachers at Lewis University know me by my name because the maxinmum class size is not as big if I were to attend a public University.

small classes

One of the best things about my school is it's diversity in events. There are tons of events going on every week, from multicutural feasts to a sport game or plays. I definitely believe your study work should be your most important priority, but you need time for yourself and for your friends once in awhile. At Lewis University you have a lot of activities to pick from.

What I love and consider the best thing about Lewis University are the fellow students I interact with inside and outside of the classroom. Students, whether they commute or live on campus, are so friendly and are easy to strike up a conversation with. We all look out for one another, whether its by opening doors or by helping with homework. The upper classmen deffinitly have helped me personally by giving wonderful advice about college and on how to balance everything.

I believe the best thing about my school is the low student to teacher ratio. This provides optimal opportunity for the teacher and student to develop a better relationship. This allows the student to approach the teacher about any problems easier and also allows the teacher to actually remember who the student is. It is easier to receive help from the teacher because the teacher has enough time to help every student that is struggling.

I love the location and the variety of degrees offered in their adult accelerated program.

The mid-size classes and campus. Being able to have a close relationship with my teachers. Also being far enough from home which I am still able to go home on the weekends if I want.

Lewis University's flight management program is extremely well developed. As a flight student, the best thing about Lewis University is the proffesional's from aviation industry working at the school. For our metereology course, we have a real weather man, who is still broadcasted on the Chicago new's, teaching the course. Many of the aviation professors have been in the aviation industry in the past or are still currently employed outside the school, working for aviation companies. Their experience allows the theoretical knowledge from textbooks to be better applied in classrooms to further enhance our understanding.

The best thing about this school for me is the small class sizes. I am a person who needs more one on one attention and so having small classes, allows me to have a closer relationship with my teachers. It also gives me an identity rather than a number to my teachers, which I find extremely important being a future educator and understanding the learning process.

I could live at my mom's house and commute to school and work

I think that the landscaping is excelent, i always see people working on it.

The best thing about my school is the small class sizes. It really helps me learn and get lots of information out of my professors. Also, the Greek system is amazing here and I found an amazing family from it.

I would say the teachers . Always available for help I mean there are the select few but most are great and helpful.

If you want a very career-focused learning environment Lewis is a great school. All of my professors in aviation worked in the field for many years and a lot of the learning comes from first-hand stories. Lewis owns an old United Airlines 737 and a fleet of Cessna aircraft. It is not a huge party school which is good because there is no pressure to drink and there are fewer distractions to take away from classwork. Lewis is a great school if you like Church/youth group activities. The food is great and the dorms are really nice.

I really enjoy the campus and the teachers because the teachers are willing to help a student when needed.

I love that Lewis is a small school because I like that my teachers know who I am and want to help me succeed. I like that Lewis isn't located in a big city, but that everything or anywhere you would need to go is close to campus. Chicago is only a short trip away (30-45 mins if no traffic) and since Lewis is a commuter school, only about 1000 students actually live on campus. I like that because the resident students tend to know a lot of people and make really good friends.