Reviews

The student there seem to really love it, the campus is beautiful and the classes are small enough for one on one learning so you don't feel left behind. The school offers many various programs all with an underlying message of faith and God.

The students and staff are all friendly and offer you a warm, welcoming environment.

If you are willing to pay for the private college experience Fresno pacific is worth it. you will find yourself immersed in a Christian environment in which you can grow spiritually and academically.

Don't be intimidated by the price tag, FPU offers many scholarship opportunities and even a work study program.
Do your research, just because it sounds nice doesn't mean its the school for you.
Living on campus is a great way to meet new people, become more involved with you school programs and to grow as an individual.

Not every student attending FPU is a Christian so if you aren't or you aren't sure but this school still sounds like the one, then go for it.
Students who are open minded, community centered and willing to help others are going to fit right in.

Always introduce yourself and make an impression, it's a small campus so you'll be remembered or at least recognized.

I haven't started college yet so I don't know.

When I visited the dorms over the summer the smells were vile. However, when I slept in the dorms for the encounter the smell wasn't there. I liked the big living room area on each floor. The beds were pretty uncomfortable though.

Their food is pretty good! There's an ice cream station and I really enjoyed that!

A beautiful Christian community with nothing but nice genuine people, professors at the top of their academic game, and a relaxed campus a home away from home.

Create a relationship with your professor they will be more helpful then you think.

professors expect students to be involved in their studies. I spent many nights studying for hours the material is all need to know basis.

There's always a smile on everyone's faces, the dorms are comfortable and welcoming.

The food is average, the cafeteria Is huge with plenty of access to all you can eat ice cream.

All and all a great atmosphere, Christian faith is empowering and I've already started using my knowledge I've obtained from the university.

The community is very lively with plenty of activities to get involved in.

On top at all times, emergency bells all over campus extremely safe environment.

The atmosphere at this school is so welcoming. The admissions counselors and everyone on campus is so friendly. It is small (extremely small almost the size of a high school but that just makes it more personable and easy to get around in) and close knit community.

Visit the campus! There is an event called The Encounter that happens 3 times a year in Oct, Nov and Feb where you can stay on campus for two days sleep in the modules (that's what they call dorms), met professors firsthand sit in on classes, eat in the cafeteria, meet your admissions counselor.

The classes that I sat in on seemed to have very informed profeesors who paid attention to each students as a whole. The class sizes are small which means that you have more time to communicate with the professor than you might at a large public school.

Most modules are three to a room. The atmosphere and community you get from living on campus I think is a huge part of the college exxperience.

The food is so good! They have a great variety! There is even food for the health nuts out there.

The school is expensive though for a private school it is a little on the low side - but if you compare it to a CSU or UC the sticker price is high but the school has so many scholarship opprotunities especially for students with high GPAs and test scores. They also have institutional aid that is specific for transfer students based on their academic performance.

College hour is an experience that enlightens students whether they are christain or not.

Students who don't want to be in a class of a 100+ people.

They have a round the clock security. It shouldn't be ignored that FPU is located in one of the worst parts of fresno but that has nothing to do with the campus community.