Moravian College

The advisors and workers have been so supportive! And the students are really open and friendly.

So far, I do not have anything negative to say about Moravian.

The best thing that I love about Moravian College is the student life. Although Moravian is a smaller school compared to others in the state, everyone gets along with each other and says hi whenever you see a friendly face or just a random stranger! The atmosphere is refreshing and I hope people who are considering coming here, see this and do come!

I didn't really like the food at the dining hall. It could definitely be better!

As a person of color at a PWI, it can be hard to go to certain events or places and know that you're the only person who looks like you, but thanks to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office, before the freshman orientation, they held a program called UBUNTU and collaborated with LSU, ASU, and BSU members who were our student mentors. If it weren't for that program, I definitely would not have felt as comfortable and happy on campus as I am now. I love the staff, especially the staff at the DEI office. I love the events and the small campus as you always find a familiar face at an event.

I don't like the lack of diversity on campus and the lack of events held for the small number of diverse students on campus. A recent percentage showed that 70% of students are Caucasian, making the campus a PWI, and it feels like the campus doesn't put any effort into promoting a safe, diverse space unless the DEI office has anything to do with it. MAC (Moravian Activities Counsel) has a great platform and holds amazing events that many students attend, but they don't hold any that can appeal to the small diversity of the campus that, for commuters especially, can make it difficult to feel like they fit in.

Moravian is a very welcoming and interesting school. The professors do everything they can to help you and the students are also kind and helpful.

I have nothing to not like about the school it is the best.