The Master’s College

We were here over the July 4^th weekend for a church conference.
The grounds were beautiful, the facilities well equipped, the food that was served was tasty and well prepared — for the two meals that I actually dared to eat in the dining commons that weekend.
You see, Master’s College proceeded to book four (or was it five) overlapping conferences over the same weekend. So our first meal (dinner on July 2^nd) was ok, but lunch on the second day was an absolute nightmare. Lines ran all the way through the dining commons, practically no seats available — one glance, and I absolutely lost my appetite. So I ended up avoiding the dining commons for the rest of the weekend, until the last lunch on the last day of conference.
I don’t know if there are other dining commons on the campus, or if the school has some kind of system in place to handle feeding all the students in that space, but I hope if we go back next summer, they will work out some sort of rotation system, or maybe not overbook their facilities.

Very good kids Summer Sports Camps that are open to the community.
Christmas Concerts and student recitals throughout the school year and open to all music aficionados. Reasonable cost for Christmas Concerts and special music events. Student recitals are free.
Sports teams compete in NAIA and home games and matches are fun to watch if you are a sports enthusiast.
Christian, Christ and Bible centered college. The faculty, staff, students, and most alums I have met and know seem to be the real deal and practice what they preach and seem to really love The Lord Jesus Christ as well as have a genuine love for their community both non Christians and Christians alike.

Went to school here for 3.5 years. Campus is pretty, quiet, and has lots of cool trees. Classes were interesting; most were engaging. I enjoyed the department I was in immensely.
Caf food = hit or miss, especially if you’re a vegetarian/​pescetarian.
Parking = crowded unless you have an off-​campus parking permit or staff permit.
People = friendly