This beautiful campus nestled in a quiet residential suburb, close to the main arteries of traffic to access Cleveland, Ohio's cultural, sports, and entertainment venues. It has coordinated architecture, lovely landscaping, and is well and artfully lit. Neighbors frequent the campus as much as students do. During COVID there are fewer people, of course, but everyone seems to be responsible and follows the health guidelines. The only drawback is when driving on campus, because there are no more than two entries, one wastes a lot of gas because of the traffic pattern laid out. Also, there are 3 triangle-shaped marked to indicate each lane, over the whole campus, but someone painted these arrows 180 degrees from normal. The arrows point AT the driver, instead of indicating the direction one is headed. Also, of all the Universities and colleges in the area (at least 10), this is the ONLY one with just two highly guarded,, rigorous checkpoints by security. One wonders what they must be guarding. This is a lovely campus, with two of the US best Business (Boler) and Communications (Russert) departments. I go to JCU many times a week and am never bored.

Nearly a decade ago, I set foot on the campus of John Carroll. I thought I didn't want to go the university that was so close to home (I'm from Shaker). But soon, I discovered that Carroll is a school where you can find professors who are deeply concerned about your educational experience, and you, yourself, as an individual. I received a business education from true professionals in their field, not merely academics, and thrived in the boundless study abroad opportunities that Carroll provides. I am thankful for the memories, the friends, and the effort that the faculty and staff took to make my college experience personally fulfilling, and fruitful to betterment of others in my community.

Fantastic campus, in midst of lovely suburban neighborhood. Clean, well kept grounds. Highly ranked academic programs, staffed with caring people. Very pleased to send my kid there. So excited!

My professors confused intelligence and knowledge with political ideology. Every single one of my professors was black, and the prioritization of DEI over merit astounded me. DEI groupthink is dominant here.

It's been over 25 years since I last visited campus. A lot has changed since I graduated in '73 and all for the better. I marveled how the campus has grown and how well maintained it is. The new field house will definitely bring me back once it's completed. Very proud to be associated with this institution.