Pacific Lutheran University
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I had a very positive experience at PLU. I felt my education classes were very valuable along with the humanities classes that intersected English, history and religion. Many of the classes related to teaching physical education were also of great value, even though I'm now teaching in another area of education.
At PLU there were many opportunities for personal and religious growth. Of course it was up to the students to take part in these activities!
Some of the free lectures/debates etc. that were available to students were of very high quality. Many of the professors were excellent teachers, but not all!