Eastern Nazarene College

"Nice environment to study at"

"Attended my Graduate studied during COVID, ENCs education was what I needed, but the behind the scenes of the organization, in my opinion, lacks religious guidance and mortality. They will hold your transcripts and let you pay for the part, but will not allow you claim this if you have unpaid debts. I understand debts should be paid, but as someone new in their workforce, without funds or experience at this point. Employers almost always asked for transcripts, and I did not have access to start a payment plan during COVID due to tight finances. I spoke with SFS and they were not understanding of the matter and did not send them until I started a payment plan. For that, I think if you aren't religiously affiliated with the University, you should seek somewhere else. Definitely let down by ENC."

"If you want to get a good chance for your life, the campus is really not good for students. Because the campus is not only exclusive but also does not serve the Word of God. It's just a profit-seeking group. What could we learn anything from the campus?"

"ENC offers a fantastic biology education in the Boston suburbs for 1/8 the price of the Boston schools. We have internship affiliations with major Boston hospitals and research faculty who are affiliated with world-class institutions like Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital. Despite "big school" opportunities, it is a beautiful little campus right near the beach. Boston is also a short T ride away. Don't overlook this hidden gem."

"This school has very poor career services and resources for students entering the real world. If you don’t plan on working at a church or a customer service job post grad there’s no ROI for you here. It’s basically a $25k vacation Bible school. Please do your research; check the post grad job rate and avg post grad pay before going here. Highly don’t recommend for POC and others that don’t have rich family members to just give them referrals/ career guidance."