Christendom College

[Anonymous]

Any thoughts or experiences?

[Anonymous]

Barely, thinly accredited. Exceptionally low rankings in nearly every category. Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Popular Catholic university among the more orthodox Catholics. You won't get any good reviews here (see above) so I'd look elsewhere. I know lots of families who had kids go there and loved it. Main drawback is the small size.

[Anonymous]

I was surprised to find that there was a Catholic school (Or any college for that matter) that I had never heard of. Not much to add, but I can say that the families I know now with kids going there are more traditional Catholic homeschool families.

[Anonymous]

Faculty seems impressive for such a small college. Good number of Notre Dame PhDs( many from CUA as well) Also UVA, Northwestern, Yale, and Toronto.
http://www.christendom.edu/academics/undergraduate-faculty/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Faculty seems impressive for such a small college. Good number of Notre Dame PhDs( many from CUA as well) Also UVA, Northwestern, Yale, and Toronto.
http://www.christendom.edu/academics/undergraduate-faculty/

I was driving through the area and saw signs for it; had never heard of it. The website said something about it being the premier Catholic university in America, perhaps forgetting about Notre Dame, Georgetown, BC and, oh yes, THE Catholic University OF America

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Faculty seems impressive for such a small college. Good number of Notre Dame PhDs( many from CUA as well) Also UVA, Northwestern, Yale, and Toronto.
http://www.christendom.edu/academics/undergraduate-faculty/

I was driving through the area and saw signs for it; had never heard of it. The website said something about it being the premier Catholic university in America, perhaps forgetting about Notre Dame, Georgetown, BC and, oh yes, THE Catholic University OF America

Well I think they're trying to say that they're the best conservative/orthodox Catholic college in America.All the schools you listed allow non-Catholics to teach there. All Christendom faculty must be orthodox Catholics. The old Jesuit schools would have done the same thing 60 years ago.