Lipscomb University

Pros: Great educators, great curriculum
Cons: Small school size, hard to get around the city without own car.

I attended Lipscomb from 1985 to 1999. I grew up in the Church of Christ (C of C.) and specifically looked for a school affiliated with them. I wanted to have educators that viewed the bible as I did, associate with students who also believed what I...

Pros: Small Campus, Caring Staff, Outstanding Academic Standard, Great Sports Teams, Located in the Heart of Nashville, TN
Cons: Small Campus, Religious-Affiliated (for those not wanting a religious experience), Generally Stricter Campus Rules than Other Schools, On-Campus Entertainment is Fairly Limited

David Lipscomb University is an institution whose goal is to prepare students to do more than simply make a living; rather, they seek to teach students the elements of making a good life.

This private, church-affiliated college has been in...

Pros: Small teacher/student ratio, personal attention
Cons: Rules of the university.

If you have read my other reviews on Lipscomb University and college life, you might wonder why I decided to stick it out and finish there. The one reason for that is, the actual education I received there and the academic classes. I may sound...

Pros: Great Pre-Med and Accounting Programs, Small School Atmosphere
Cons: Highly Structured, Unbending and Very Restrictive Rules

I attended Don Meyers basketball camp held on Lipscomb's campus for about six years and during this time I fell in love with the school. I attended a small community college for a year before enrolling at LU. It was the only four year school I applied...

Pros: beautiful campus, easy to learn
Cons: they are very hypocritical

I went to Lipscomb during '97-'98. I was so excited to actually get in. Lipscomb is a very proud university. Everyone there loves the Lord, and wants to be closer to Him. The professors are very understanding will do just about anything to help you...

Pros: It's a Christian college, the location is perfect, and the people are friendly.
Cons: The administration is too focused on the money, and the tuition is steep

I have been at Lipscomb University for three semesters, and I have to say I love it! I am so incredibly thankful to be where I am right now. My understanding of God has grown so much. It has many amazing Bible teachers. I recommend you ask around and...