Very bad infrastructure and the lack of values they advertise for incoming students amongst their own administrators. "Truth and respect for persons" are just lies that Earlham tells to attract students but when you get here, you don't see any of that.

I wouldn’t send my child to Earlham College if the education was free. This school is buried under layers and layers and layers of financial mismanagement, leadership inadequacy, entitlement, crumbling facilities. Their commitment to their Quaker principles is a theory only. Treatment of employees is terrible. Professional growth is not possible. Earlham will crush your professional enthusiasm.

My daughter attends Earlham and she is having a great experience there. The class sizes are small and personalized which is ideal for learning. The food and living arrangements have been wonderful as well. Update: I posted my original review in the fall of 2017 and currently it is September 2019. My daughter is now in her third year and is still very happy that she decided to attend Earlham College. Earlham offers great opportunities to study abroad. She is a French major and is currently spending fall semester 2019 in Toulouse, France studying at a French University thanks to an Earlham off-campus program. When classes are over in Toulouse, she will return to Earlham to finish her third year. Time is flying by and she is enjoying her Earlham experience, making friends, growing, and learning a lot. I think graduation will be exciting for her but that she will also be a bit sad to leave, to me that's part of a good college education.

Good experience, well cared for campus, friendly and helpful college administrators, beautiful soccer fields, diverse students and administration.

I have really enjoyed my experience here so far. I have received plenty of support from staff and faculty. The environment has been extremely friendly and I enjoy the small college feel. It has made creating friendships and relationships on campus easy!