“Through my courses at Northwestern, I’ve been able to learn about different theological ideas without doubting the importance of the central truth of the gospel. I’ve also been able to grapple with new and ancient ways to worship God. Wrestling with both of these has strengthened my faith.”

Heather Van Itallie ’20 Christian Education and Youth Ministry major from Davenport, Iowa

Heather's story

“My professors know who all my classmates and I are and have a genuine interest in our success.”

Regan Scott ’19 Business administration and marketing major from Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Regan's story

“I truly love and enjoy this college beyond belief. Choosing to attend here was definitely one of my greatest decisions.”

Grahm Kenobbie ’20 Philosophy and computer science major from Phoenix, Arizona

Grahm's story

“Art is an expression of your thoughts in its rawest form, and it is incredible to explore those thoughts at NWC with friends and newfound family.”

William Browning ’19 Art and biology health professions major from Duncan, Oklahoma

William's story

“My history major has changed the way I think and look at the world. I’m much better at thinking critically and organizing details into a coherent whole than I was coming in as a freshman. Even if my career path should take unexpected turns in the future, I think these skills will be very useful.”

Abby Ver Mulm ’20 History major from Rock Valley, Iowa

Abby's story

“I appreciate how much the nursing faculty care for us. If we are struggling in a class or are not understanding something very well, they will take the time to help us out and make sure we are back on the right track. They do a very good job of both teaching us and making sure we know they care about us.”

Grant Rohrer ’20 Nursing major from Slayton, Minnesota

Grant's story

“It wasn’t until I asked a tutor for assistance for the first time that I realized how helpful peer tutoring can be.”

Matt Scott ’19 Actuarial Science major from Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Matt's story

“What motivated me to come here is that the college has a very diverse soccer team with highly skilled players, and it offers a strong academic program that includes a wide range of business degrees.”

Jacobo Garcia-Nieto de la Orden ’19 Finance and Management major from Barcelona, Spain

Jacobo's story

“Besides an education, I have gained meaningful relationships with my professors and peers at Northwestern. I have also gained a broader understanding of my place in the world both as a Christian and a scientist.”

Peace Preston ’19 Chemistry major from Spencer, Iowa

Peace's story

“The professors here care so much, it is amazing. I have been mentored, molded, formed, invited over to their homes, and just overall loved very well by them. My biggest recommendation is to get to know your professors outside the classroom. It is well worth your time.”

Jimmy Tidmore ’19 Spanish and religion major from Lawton, Iowa

Jimmy's story

“The opportunities I've had in the English department have led to professional growth as well as helped me build close relationships with professors and fellow English majors.”

Schuyler Sterk ’21 English teaching major from Belle Plaine, Minnesota

Schuyler's story

“I would tell students who are considering studying abroad to take the leap and do it. It teaches you so much about who you are, and you learn so much about other people.”

McKinley  Zula ’20 Accounting and business administration major from Pella, Iowa

McKinley 's story

“It wasn’t until I asked a tutor for assistance for the first time that I realized how helpful peer tutoring can be.”

Matt Scott ’19 Actuarial Science major from Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Matt's story

“The faith-based education, the friendliness of everyone I met, and the tight-knit community that makes up Northwestern weren’t found at the other schools I looked at.”

Hope De Ruyter ’19 Psychology major from Rock Valley, Iowa

Hope's story

“Northwestern’s education faculty are absolutely amazing. They truly want to see you succeed and want to get to know you on a personal level.”

Trevor Rozeboom ’20 Elementary education major from Rock Rapids, Iowa

Trevor's story