Bethany College - KS Reviews

"Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas provided me with the essentials that one would need as they step into the real world. I did enjoy the small class sizes as it allowed the instructor to be more personable with each student, and I was able to really develop good relationships with each student. I also very much liked that each instructor truly did everything they could to help guide you to success. You can definitely find challenges through the classes that will bring out the best in you as an individual. I never felt that I was being set up to fail. I was, however, not very happy when the school ended free printing and began to charge each student for printing. While it was reasonable in cost, many students didn't have a large sum of money to spend, and we as students already pay a large portion of money in tuition. There were many times little changes such as that would have a really big impact on the students without the student body having a chance to be heard. The small town feel to the school was always very positive. The town itself is very clean and lovable. You'll find the town to be very safe and endearing. The school does have a group that sets up weekly activities to help create a positive culture. They recently upgraded some of the dorms, so one will find living there very comfortable."

"Great school with supportive, knowledgeable professors. It has a rich tradition of excellence in the Arts and is easily the most diverse small college in the State. One of the best private schools in Kansas, too. If you are serious about your future, you should take a close look at all that Bethany has to offer."

"This school has the potential to offer a lot to those who apply. However, in recent history, it seems that the college is failing more in educating its students than making sure to recruit as many students as possible. The teachers do not care much about whether you are coming to class or not, they give you assignments and let you do as you please. I have had times where I attempted to reach out to teachers when I was struggling and got no response as to how I could improve my grades. I would hate for anyone to waste their time or money on the college."