In its 150-year history, Valparaiso University has passed through three distinct phases. Founded by Methodists in 1859 as an institution pioneering coeducation, the Valparaiso Male and Female College was forced by the reverses of the Civil War to close its doors in 1871.
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Based on 17 reviews
My experience with this university (studying to be a EFL teacher) is generally a good one. Most of the teachers are excellent communicators who have years of experience on their topic of research. You will have plenty of opportunities to improve your curriculum through minors, workshops, voluntary work, and many other opportunities. Additionally, the Campus Sausalito is beautiful, full of nature. However, you may need to know that most of the time, you are on your own. If you have any situation regarding your mental health, or you experience a situation of harrasment/abuse, the university is not going to do almost anything regarding the topic. Teachers are not at fault here, but the administration.
I liked that it was diverse for being a public university. They invest in investigation. They have high standards for teachers and students. It is a great school to develop a career that focus on issues related to the region.
I like that the school had in it is best interest the problems of the region. I do not like the catholic ideal that is enforced with mandatory courses of catholic moral and ethic. It is a strict school, that is good.
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We don’t have enough recent ranking data to show a 3-year trend for this university.
Student Financial Services is the central hub for all financial information related to Valparaiso University. The Offices of Financial Aid and Student Accounts, as well as other offices, can help you find answers whether you are an incoming, current student or parent/guardian.
Your college experience should be more than a classroom education. For three years, you're guaranteed housing on campus. Create your home at Valpo in one of our eight residence halls. Live down the hall from the friends you'll have for the rest of your life. Build a community of people as unique as you.
The Christopher Center Library is where people and information meet to bring about discovery and build knowledge with integrity. In an effort to enhance student learning and information literacy, we aim to create an inclusive environment where the campus community can ask hard questions, engage in scholarly conversations, and contribute to society with critical thought and compassion.
Valparaiso University is interested in promoting good health practices as well as preventing sickness and accidents among students. The University does not assume financial responsibility for a student in case of illness or accident. The University maintains the Student Health Center for the treatment of illnesses and minor accidents.
202,000-square-foot Harre Student Union is the hub of student life and offers space for recreation and meetings as well as a computer lab, bookstore, career center, and two dining options at Founders Table and the Campus Cafe.
Valparaiso University is committed in offering a multitude of various student activities and recognized organizations on campus. The Student Activities Office is located in the Student Organizational Suite (SOS) on the second floor of the Harre Union and is a welcoming place for students to gather and collaborate with their organizations.
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