Eastern Nazarene College
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ENC is a superior small private college solidly grounded in the Christian tradition. This is neither a party school nor an NCAA athletics school. My professors were overwhelmingly positive, helpful, and authoritative in their field. The campus is intimate, and is nestled in a small, busy city that borders Boston (the greatest of the many cities I've visited, worked in, or lived in over the years). If you're looking for a cake walk or a degree mill, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a gazillion-dollar superfunded research or Ivy League university, look elsewhere. You will get out of your education experience what you put into it. Enjoy your time in school. Don't second guess your decision, wherever you end up. Life is too short to worry so much.