Rochester Christian University
Locations: Rochester Hills (MI)
Annual Tuition: $29,196
Student Reviews
Hayley Caddell
Reviewed: 3/22/2019
Degree: Psychology
I absolutely love the teachers and how small the campus is. The campus has about only 9 buildings. It is easy to roll out of bed for class. The staff and faculty care about every single student and still helps me with stuff, even though I already graduated. I can always go on campus and never feel out of place. I call that place home. Class sizes are small. The on-campus coffee shop, Kibo, is the best coffee that I have ever had. It may even beat Starbucks. Everyone is always welcomed. The psychology... Read More
Greg Russell
Reviewed: 2/12/2018
Degree: Ministry
As a current student enrolled in Rochester College, I find that the MRE program (Masters in Religion Education) is outstanding. Rochester College provided a diverse cohort that allows us to gain a more excellent perspective of the world we live in. Although many of our classes are based online, each semester we travel as a cohort to different classroom environments and learn through a week-long intensive. This provides the room to work a full-time job, be a parent, and a great husband to my amazing,... Read More
Ron Lyons Jr
Reviewed: 3/29/2017
Degree: Communications
I transferred from a vocation school and received my bachelor's degree here majoring in Mass Communication with a specialization in Public Relations. I was in their Center for Extended Learning program where I was in a small classroom and got one-on-one attention. This Christian college is very accommodating to all backgrounds and religions.
Carlton Elam
Reviewed: 5/29/2013
Degree: Religious Studies
The pros include faculty accessibility, facilities, and library. The con is limited financial aid for students of religion.
Carlton Elam
Reviewed: 3/20/2013
Degree: Religious Studies
The graduate program is an intellectually and spiritually stimulating program. The instructors are well-credentialed and accessible.
Carlos Frazier
Reviewed: 12/2/2012
Degree: Communications
The CEL program is great for working professionals. The program is very convenient and innovative, but there is a disconnect from the main campus and a vast difference with the traditional program.