I am a senior at Alma getting ready to graduate in April. I have fallen in love with the college and I cannot imagine being anywhere else for my undergraduate studies. I love the professors I have and have met so many wonderful people from all walks of life. I wouldn't trade the education I have received and the people I have met at Alma for anything.

I'm a sophomore, and I absolutely love this college. They have provided me with every opportunity I was looking for in a college, such as travel, good academics, and professional experience, all while the support from the faculty has helped me be successful and actually be able to receive said opportunities. I couldn't imagine going to any other college, Alma is truly my home away from home!

I am working a temporary contract position at Alma College. I love it. It’s a great place to work. The only bad thing is that it’s an hour drive for me and that’s a lot.

As an Alma alum, the student and faculty ratio was a greatest benefit to my learning experience. You’re able to forge relationships that will last a lifetime given the small community atmosphere on campus. If larger colleges aren’t your style and you want a liberal arts education, consider attending Alma College. Feast your ears for bagpipes and prepare to randomly shout “Go Scots” and “Plaid Works”!

Class of 2016. Don't go here. Dorms are terrible. The food is bad. If you are able to find a way to live off campus or get out of the meal plan, they cut your financial aid. They treat their most loyal community members poorly. I just found out they are no longer allowing Mr. Trent to take photos at live events anymore. If you've graduated from Alma in the past few decades, you probably have a Mr. Trent picture framed in your home. He would take photos for no charge for the broke college kids. SAD.