My father in-law went there, played football in the 40s before going to WW11. My Nice and Nefew graduated from there. Good school, beautiful campus.
Interviewed for a professor of business role here, great experience: beautiful campus, super nice people, and a positive energy.
Isn't as cool as Johnson.
I transferred from a larger state university. Milligan truly does have a community feel to it. You get to know everyone and this allows you to learn new points of view from other students. When compared to other schools with relatively the same student population size, Milligan is able to offer a wider variety of majors and opportunities. In response to another review; Milligan is most certainly not a party school. A select few students who may end up making poor decisions are reprimanded accordingly.
Milligan is absolutely amazing. Professors truly understand what it means to invest in the lives of their students. The humanities program challenges students to think differently and discover "what it means to be human." Milligan offers students the opportunity to grow within its tight-knit community. Furthermore, the school encourages students to live genuine and purposeful lives.
The English professors are fantastic. Milligan is lucky to have them.
The school represents it's self as a Christian school, although it is a huge party school. My child was not subjected to drugs and alcohol until attending this school.
The coaches and administrators do not have a grasp on their student athletes nor require any accountability. Our child went from having a curfew to zero guidance, although prior to registering to Milligan we were lead to believe they would guide our child down the right path.
I do not recommend any child to go to this school, unless you are able to visit often, or child live at home.