Campbell University

Nice campus. Never experienced it as a student. We bring our church kids here for camp. Some dorms require you to share a bathroom with the entire floor, others have suites. Food in the Cafe was good. We also just went to watch a play in the theater on campus. The production of was great. Seating was comfortable (I'm a big guy).

Campus is nice, very well maintained..... I'd give a zero if possible... But this campus should not be advertising themselves as a Christian school, they are far from it. They were founded on Baptist roots, but they've long since fled from those roots... We've had young adults tell us that the teachers of bible classes teach heretical views, even young adults from different religions have said their teachings are way off from the Christian views. Students are fleeing this school for good reason, stay away if you want sound biblical teachings

This University is beautiful. The Staff and employees is always giving their 200% to make sure everything is in order and verifying if curriculum/academics are up-to-date within the present and preparing the students for the future. I have met some of these Staff & employees and they're very respectful and professional in what they do,... Campbell University, thank you for your dedication and hard work!

We are a Campbell family! Eldest son met his wife while attending here and now our youngest son and daughter are enrolled. The campus is well kept and clearly the university has a vision for the future. The financial aid has been excellent; if your GPA is strong, there is a path to an affordable education. Camels! 😃🐪

This school is only here to take your student loans. They kicked my daughter out after failing one subject. Chemistry as if they wasnt enough pill makers in the world today anyway. But she passed everything thing else. Took the student loan money as well as the money for the dorm the next semester. Cant get that back. Said that this makes their school look bad. What looks bad is you claim to be a Christian school but are a bunch of thieves. Really guess that's what Christianity is about anyway stealing people lives from them. So I guess that fits the school. Becareful trusting your future to this school.

Took.a pizza delivery for $900 got a $7.00 tip..horrible

I would NOT go to this school if you are a minority. Do not let the reviews fool you and I've met several minority parents , who after they child was admitted, also experienced the blatant racism here. Especially in the pharmacy program. They will admit some to fill quota but do not count on them treating you fairly. I wish I had someone to warn me but I will definitely warn others. The county that this school is in only a few years ago displayed a sign that said " You are now entering Klan Country". So the "good ol boys" are present in the faculty and staff all the way up to the President. Also look up their "Mule day" that is held every year... it is not exactly race friendly and I have had a teacher himself to tell me not to be seen there. If you do not believe this review.. sure go ahead and attend, and pray fully you will not encounter the racism ...but if you do... you were warned.

Excellent school to become educated and have a great future. Best pharmacy, law, and trust programs by far in the region. As an alumni, and having most of my family members obtain degrees in different fields here, I can say with confidence and certainty, going to Campbell is one the best decisions a person can make. Campus life is great, and you have the chance to make true life long friends here. Professors actually care about you and know your name, trust me, this matters. I went to a large school prior to attending Campbell... it was horrible.

consistently increased my tuition during my time there and silenced students who fought it. VERY strict parking rules. Even if you're a student just trying to go to the library/campus/etc. I'd love to see how much revenue they make off of parking tickets alone. I just felt like they were milking me for as much money as possible.

We visited for the highschool admission day. Directions were clear, the schedule was followed closely, staff, volunteers, and students served as tour guides. Parking was easy, not like many larger schools where it can be a nightmare. The campus is beautiful, especially if you love bricks. It is clean and open with plenty of green space. The grounds are well maintained. It has a modern feeling and while it isn't huge and sprawled out, it doesn't seem too small. The new student center should be opening soon (March 2020) and blends well with the other buildings in the academic circle. Overall the event gave a favorable image of the university and our experience was positive as well. The lunch we were served, was mediocre, but they were using university dining services for a large group, served in a basketball gym set up with tables.

This is a great Christian University. The Lundy-Fetterman School of Busness is a fantastic school. I am so proud to be an alumnus of Campbell University. GO CAMELS!!!!!

I attended Campbell University's law school. I graduated cum laude and passed the bar shortly thereafter. Since then I have not been able to buy a job. It took me months just to find a volunteer position to help pad my resume. Campbell's employment numbers are abysmal. Most recently 60% employed as attorneys 9 months after graduation. However, even this statistic is spurious as it includes those who give up looking for work and simply hang out a shingle and just struggle to make it on their own, or they partner up with a classmate to start a firm (again making next to nothing). Both of these outcomes pad the numbers of Campbell Law and mislead. Here is the real number that you should be concerned with. $200k and three years of your life for a 60% chance of employment as an attorney. Don't touch and don't trust this school. You will hear Campbell's reps trying to push this idea of regional prestige. This is just a method to distract you from their horrible numbers.

I went to their law school. Graduated, passed the bar exam, and years later I still can't find full time employment as an attorney. I wish I had gone to a trade school.