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Walla Walla University is a ���Seventh-Day Adventist institution of higher education dedicated to excellence in thought, generosity in service, beauty in expression, and faith in God.��� It offers undergraduates an ���education of mind, body, and spirit��� through ���a wide range of degree [programs] in a semi-liberal Christian environment.��� Students appreciate the ���small classes��� that ���help facilitate more discussion,��� as well as the ���personal attention from professors.��� (And when they say ���personal,��� they mean it. ���Some professors schedule 30���60 minute individual meetings with all students multiple times a quarter.���) ���Professors are very ���human,��� helpful, and informed,��� but students��� praise of instructors is not unqualified: ���professors tend to be (but are not all) very good.��� ���The administration heads are accessible and supportive.��� For example, ���The President has weekly meetings with students to get feedback about campus issues.��� However, students are perturbed that after all that feedback, the administration still ���often takes a disciplinary tone.��� Business and nursing are reportedly top programs here. Students believe the school could stand to build ���a few newer facilities.���

The typical student at Walla Walla has ���grown up in the Seventh-Day Adventist educational system.��� Not surprising, given that ���Many students have parents who work for the church in some capacity.��� Students are ���predominantly white��� and ���middle class,��� as well as ���friendly and open-minded.��� Some go so far as to call their peers ���genuine givers [who] really want to get to know other students.��� No wonder students report feeling ���completely comfortable going places or to events on campus alone because the student body feels like family in that most everyone is accepting and warm.��� Despite what the virtual open admissions policy might lead you to believe, most students here are ���motivated��� and ���hardworking.��� Statistically, the school is quite ethnically diverse, so it comes as no surprise to many that ���minorities fit in without any real friction.���

Walla Walla University is located in the picturesque southeastern corner of Washington State. ���The Walla Walla Valley is beautiful and offers a lot of outdoor activities. In winter we ski at Bluewood or sled in the mountains. In spring we tube down the rivers.��� ���When it���s warm outside we play Frisbee or football.��� Students also like to ���go out for coffee or lunch��� and visit ���places around town.��� ���There is enough to do off-campus to provide variety, but not enough so that everyone leaves on the weekends and parties.��� On campus, ���instead of fraternities and sororities, we have many clubs that students can join to have fun.��� Volunteering is reportedly to a big thing to do here. ���Walla Walla students tend to be dedicated and hardworking, yet generous. For example, each quarter classes are cancelled for Service Day. Students are encouraged to sign up for a community project and serve for the day��冰esides the quarterly service, campus ministries provide many committed students opportunities to serve others.��� Students gripe that ���The food options on campus are not that varied, or that good!���