Albion College

“The professors at Albion are amazing. They genuinely care about their students and are always willing to help. Class sizes are small which makes it easy to get one-on-one attention.”

“I love the close-knit community here. Everyone knows each other and the campus feels like home. Greek life is big but not overwhelming, and there's always something to do on weekends.”

“Albion has given me so many opportunities for internships and research. The Foundation for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (FURSCA) program is incredible.”

“The financial aid package made Albion affordable for me. They really work with you to make attendance possible. The career services office has also been helpful in preparing me for life after graduation.”

“Study abroad opportunities are excellent. The college makes it easy to spend a semester overseas and the professors are supportive of your academic goals even when you're away.”

“The town of Albion is very small and there's not much to do off campus. It can feel isolating especially if you don't have a car. The nearest big city is about 45 minutes away.”

“The dorms are outdated and need major renovations. Some buildings don't have air conditioning which is rough in the fall and spring. WiFi can be spotty in certain areas.”

“The food gets repetitive really fast. There's limited variety and the dining hall hours don't always work with student schedules. I ended up buying a lot of my own groceries.”

“Social life is heavily dominated by Greek life. If you're not in a fraternity or sorority, it can be hard to find your place on weekends. The campus can feel divided.”

“The administration can be slow to respond to student concerns. There have been issues with communication and sometimes it feels like student voices aren't heard when it comes to campus policies.”