I had a very good experience in classes here. The people and my interactions drew a clear distinction from my previously only public education experiences--at L&C I was a person, a real person. My second experience here was very different, not in a good way, unfortunately. It is a school that professes one thing (social justice) as a marketing tool to attract students. However there’s no guarantee that those in charge will have a strong grasp of how that looks in leadership. And you might be surprised at the (limited) scope of experience of those making decisions. High hopes, significant disillusionment.

Saturday afternoon visit. Beautiful college.

Just went to visit the campus which is beautiful! Can’t comment on the education because I could never afford to go there!!

This is such a beautiful campus. Nestled in the woods yet not too far away from downtown Portland. There is a peace and tranquility here that you get only from a small private college like this. We went for a tour of the college and the students were wonderful. They described so many things about campus life that really helped my child understand what to expect. The staff were very friendly and informative. We met up with a friend who teaches at the college and the got to enjoy lunch together. Unfortunately, the bus schedule back to campus was limited in the summer, but Uber worked out pretty well to pick us up. It is an amazing campus and quite beautiful. I highly suggest you visit.

Terrible. Orders huge amounts of food from multiple different restaurants well into the hundreds of dollars and either tips poorly or overworks the I’m sure one worker working. Embarrassing for a college. I live qcross the street and see the vendors struggle each week with the orders. They don’t even offer to help the drivers bring their food inside. I will NEVER send my children here if that’s the way they treat their community. Imagine hosting an event at their school and they don’t offer to help in any way shape or form? Really? Absolutely not.