Teachers are fine. However worst service and unfair treatment to international students ever. Security is very poor: Phone charger got stolen once and sexual harassments everywhere on Langley campus and no real resolution from the school. Very disappointed!
A great school that follows the heart of Christ.
Very friendly atmosphere and if you walk the grounds you will find wildlife everywhere. The pond is so peaceful and worth taking your camera for a few snapshots.
I love this university. Been to many, all over the continent but this is my favourite
Ok- great place to do your homework- even if you don't attend yet. I like the vibe. I like to work in the cafeteria because it is huge! Hilarious and cheap improv in the drama building on Friday nights at 11pm. Well worth the drive.
As we all know, no university is perfect and there is flaws in everything. There are things that this university does very well and other things that need to be improved. The faculty are truly one of the greatest assets that this university has: they care, they want to challenge/upset, & they will help you individually. Students that attend here are genuinely kind, have a big heart, and have been welcoming. I believe that everyone of whatever background can find a place to feel like they belong if they seek to find the right people.
My brief time at this school was the worst experience of my life. I would not recommend this school to anyone. I now have a mental illness as a result of the extreme bullying that I endured. To add to my problems, I now have $60,000 in student loans to pay off. Thank you for ruining my life TWU.
A truly transformational educational experience! My professors became not only my mentors, but my friends. The community life is what makes this place so special. If you care about whole-person education, you'll want to check out TWU.
An absolutely amazing University! Small class sizes, friendly and respectful students, and instructors that are willing to help you with anything and everything! I've had the Dean of my department personally call me aside and make sure I was okay simply because I didn't look as cheerful as usually. It's the type of school where instructors will ask you if you are eating and sleeping alright in difficult test weeks. At this University you get instructors who truly care about their students. Although you do have to take a certain number of Bible courses, beliefs are never forced on anyone. I've seen non-christian students openly debate their disbelief, and it was met with acceptance and understanding. If you take a Bible course as a course on "a fictional book", instructors will not penalize you. It is a great place for those wanting to further their understanding of the grace, for those simply wanting to be able to freely express their Christianity, or for those who want a small community to learn in. I am proud to be a TWU grad and only hope TWU is still around so my children can attend this school!