I recently attended the Fresno Pacific fall graduation of the class of 2017. It was the most exceptionally well administerded graduation event I have ever attended. I congratulate all that prepared and managed this event. All the speakers were wonderful and gave a very educational and spiritual speach. The layout of the program was also exceptional. Thank you

I got my undergrad here and to sugar coat it, I was not pleased at my experience here. There are always pros and cons to any university and this university was just not a good fit for me. There is a lot of disorganization and some internal conflicts. Just make sure you check out every opportunity and ask good questions before you make a big commitment. FPU does have some great professors. The business professors and bib.lit professors are nice and very personable! It was beneficial having my professors know me by name and to be able to have conversations with them outside of class.

In the process of getting my undergraduate degree and this school has easy parking, teachers that are accessible, friendly people on campus, an area for commuters to rest/lounge, and fun community events. It provides a slower paced experience, positive atmosphere, and strengthens your religious beliefs as well as challenging them. I was impressed by how much I learned in non religious aspects as my field is psychology and I feel confident graduating here knowing I got the best college experience.

I had an incredibly frustrating experience at FPU when my boyfriend mistakenly took my car key with him after dropping him off for class, and he was unreachable due to a broken phone. Despite being listed as an emergency contact and even with his mother's verification, the registrar's office refused to assist me in paging him/locating him or even providing his class schedule. Their lack of concern and unwillingness to help in a genuine emergency situation was shocking and disappointing.

Very Relaxed Campus Environment, to be honest, I feel there could be more Campus locator maps/kiosks and perhaps information stations. Or even rovers out and about on golf cards willing to help anyone with a question or need. As a first time visitor to the Campus, I was left feeling challenged as yo how I was going to find the office/building I was looking for. In fact, I wound up leaving because nobody could assist me. To be fair, I went back a couple of days later after my contact on campus sent me the map link and I found the office with no problem. Beautiful Campus, pleasant non-treatening police presence, God filled Staff and students. Who wouldn't want to get lost here? LQTM, it wasn't that bad, really. A nice overall experience..