Prairie College

Loved the Bible classes, very open discussion and really great professors! Professors and faculty were easy to talk to and openly engaged in students' lives. The community of students at the school was wonderful, diverse, and accepting. I made friends who I hope to stay life-long friends with, and I'm definitely coming by to visit some time. I loved the piano instructor too for the music program.

I am a student at Prarie about to start the second year at the college and I am so glad to be here! Since I got to Three Hills I have felt so welcomed! Prairie College is not the exception in this. It is a place where I can grow spiritually and deepen my faith. Every professor and staff member really cares for you and your development and they are there to guide you through the whole process. I bet there are many nice colleges and universities in other places but I would chose Prairie again if I had to. Best community ever!

Great college with a wide variety of degrees and courses. Want to be a pilot? A nurse? A paramedic? A musician? A pastor? This is the place for you! Super great community, very well educated professors and friendly staff. Also, it's situated in the beautiful prairies.

I was a student at Prairie 9 years ago and am back now too. I enjoyed my time 9 years ago, but I'm loving my time at Prairie even more today. The professor's are all there willing to help and guide you on your journey. The student body is great and you can feel that people really want to grow in their relationship with God. The sports program is growing and is a great place to bond. I can feel and see God moving in people on campus. I'm excited for my next three years as I finish up the business admin program.

This is the most kind community that I have ever experienced in a credited college setting. The professors were always willing to be available to each student as an individual. I attended my first year in a music diploma program and there was no hesitation in my mind to attend the next year. I think it truly is what you make of it. The opportunities are there to connect with staff and fellow students, learn and grow in faith, be challenged intellectually and biblically, create friendships, explore missions opportunities, join musical groups or simply just jam out, but you have to be the one to decide to take advantage of those. I was not disappointed by my experience. I met challenges and obstacles that come with simply walking life but there were people there who cared. The Christian aspect was a foundational part of what made my experience so productive and enjoyable.