George Fox University

Mark helped me more than almost anyone else to think intelligently and carefully about my faith and how the world really works.

Matthew Stump

I would like to add--many of the comments about his class being the "hardest ever" seem to be from people who took him for their first colle...

Brian Doak

Brian Doak is one of those professors who tells the class with pride that most of them wont pass- then follows through on it. Hell spend a good part o...

John Knox

He's great, tough class though.

Polly Peterson

She is very strict and allows attendance to be mandatory. She doesn't grade correctly according to the rubrics. All other teachers for this course are...

Jeff Duerr

MICROBIOLOGY: Very knowledgable and always interesting to listen to. Funny guy. Tough material, knows his stuff, teaches well. All lectures done with ...

Chris Koch

I took 4 classes form Dr. Chris Koch about 5 years ago now. His intelligence and calm makes for a little intimidation with his shirt and tie, but his ...

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University Reviews

Really have enjoyed the environment here even from coming out of state. More diverse than I thought it would be. The food mostly sucks, but there are some good days. Professors are extremely caring, and there is someone always that I can talk to about the courses. The faith here is interesting, but have had a lot of growth with my personal faith.

If you are not super conservative or do not like rain, this probably won't be the best place for you. Food is sub par and activities are quite limited. No one outside of Oregon knows where or what this school is. Credits are difficult to transfer over

I have found that the people you affiliate with at the school are more likely to influence your future, than the actual structure of the schooling and social events

It's what you'd expect a small conservative Christian university to be.

It's a nice a campus really pretty. Professors are amazing, but I have herd there are a couple that you do not want to take. The food isn't worth it, you can get better for cheaper at a near by restaurant. Try to live of campus because they don't have room for students and it is over priced to live on campus. Some dorms are nice some are awful.

George Fox has a wonderful campus and Newberg is a solid place to live. I will say that when you move off campus (which, I suggest you do if you want to save $), it can be difficult to stay connected to on campus events and activities, but if you put in the effort, it's 100% possible to still be connected and involved with everything going on.

George Fox is an amazing school with people who honestly care about you as a person and a human. If you put any effort into improving campus or being a part of something bigger than yourself then your experience will be extremely worthwhile. Everyone who dislikes Fox are people who do not give it a chance and don't immerse themselves in the culture

The food gets bad as the year goes on but the teachers and faculty are one of a kind. Honestly the best place I've visited for college.

so lit

George Fox is a great school with professors that care about you, an amazing community, and great academics. I don't ever want to graduate. There is something special about this campus.

Such a beautiful campus. Lots of renovations being done. Professors follow the Be Known promise and most integrate faith into their classes. ASC has a lot of fun events planned for us. Food is amazing. (I've heard its gotten a LOT better over the years). Lots of options and they cater to your dietary needs. About 45 min from Portland which is nice.

Honestly such a great school. The food is weird sometimes but the people there are incredible - both profs and students.

For the most part, the campus facilities are really nice and i enjoy using them. However, when it comes to parking spaces there isn't enough room. I don't mind paying the $100 per semester for a parking pass but there are time where I can't find a parking spot so I have to park in a staff lot and run the risk of getting a ticket.

It's a wonderful campus and the perfect size for a university town. It's close to Portland but not too close which is nice.