I feel as though the professors make Valley Forge Christian College a quality school.  They make themselves available to the students not only in class, but also outside of class.  They are not only extremely knowledgable in their areas of study, but also very personable.  It is clear that they are there to serve the student body in any way possible.

I would recommend Valley Forge Christian College to those interested in Theological Studies, in Biblical Studies, in any kind of Pastoral Ministries (Counseling, Youth, Adult, etc.), in Elementary Education (Public or Private), in Music (Church Music, Music Performance, etc), in preparation for Missions work, or for those who are simply interested in learning more about their Christian faith (there are more majors—but I personally feel the school is strongest in the above). 

BAD:

If you cannot handle authority and being a flexible individual (i.e.  understanding others) I do not suggest attending VFCC.  The campus of VFCC is located on old Army Hospital grounds and many of the buildings are older.  The administration is, however, building new buildings and working on improving campus aesthetics.  In other words—be able to allow for growth.

Also, Phoenixville does not have much of a night life.  It is a quaint, old steel town.  However, Philadelphia is only 20-30 minutes away, and it offers much in the way of high-quality Arts, resturants, shopping districts, and various attractions.