North Greenville University Top Questions

Classmates at NGU are friendly and helpful.

My classmates are some of the nicest people I have ever been put in contact with. They made me feel very welcome when I first started school, especially the upperclassmen. They made sure I knew where I was headed next and gave me someone to eat with until I had my own group. I have met some of the strongest most devout Christians at school and that was something I looked for when deciding on my college.

Overall the student body seems like a group of mind washed zombie drones programmed to worship Jesus. I said, "shit" in the cafeteria one day and people looked at me like I was the anti-christ. I mean, that just doesn't seem normal to me. To cause a fuss over something as trivial as a curse word. But, nevertheless these people are good people, and will work with you and help you out if you ever find yourself in need. But be prepared to fit their mold, not the other way around.

My classmates are outgoing, exciting, and normal.

My classmates are kind, friendly, listen well in class, and strive to do thier best in all aspects of thier work.

We have a 17:1 student/teacher ratio, therefore, my classes are smaller and it is easier to get to know everyone. Many core classes unite music majors, theatre majors, education majors, business majors, Christian studies majors, psychology majors, and many more! I love the diverse people group NGU offers! Another plus to North Greenville's student body is the missionary kids. We have so many students from various backgrounds and experiences. It is exciting to be amongst such great people! Not all of my classmates are close friends; however there isn't one I wouldn't enjoy talking to.

My classmates are a very diverse group of people, from many backgrounds and with many differing personalities.

Everyone is friendly, gets along well, and relate well with others. There is a great sense of community here!

My classmates are young conservative Christians with very passionate personalities.

My classmates are uplifting, encouraging, and warriors for Christ Jesus our Saviour.