My daughter went to BW and we couldnt have asked for a better college. You are not just a number, the staff is very helpful and caring. My daughter had lots of great internship opportunities, travel opportunities and still has a close relationship with professors and the school. Great experience!

Its a good school and the campus is really nice. Best thing is probably the professors. I loved 95% of my professors. Worst part of the school is the surrounding area. Its pretty boring, but then again, thats not why youre going. Also, the weather sucks, but for a smaller school it has a lot to offer in the way of activities.

Very nice private university with serious students. No fluff! The real deal. BW grads do Educate NEO! I know because I am one of them.

A good school with an okay location. If you are an out-of-state student, traveling to and from the school will be a hassle. Not much is provided for out-of-state students, unless you have friends willing to act as you taxi during the holidays.

I had a wonderful 4 years here from 2006-2010. An excellent school all around. The B-W Experience is something you cannot forget! AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW JACKETS!!!

Quality of education is very poor. I took many courses in different department and saw many unqualified professors. It is not worth your money.

Love my school the best ever! Great professors

Im am currently a student here and the campus is wonderful! Is not huge but its huge enough where I cash meet someone new everyday. YJ4L!

BW provides a well rounded education.With that being said, your program of study will most likely consist of general education courses. BW degree programs usually do not provide a focused study on your major. Instead, the focus is liberal arts.I attended BW for a short time and majored in Criminal Justice. During that time I discovered that most of the classes for my major had little to nothing to do with Criminal Justice. They were mostly liberal arts courses. This is true of many other degree programs. No matter what your major, you will only take a few classes that are actually relevant to your major.In summary, if you enjoy a small campus atmosphere, if you are satisfied with a degree that does not provide a focused study on your major, if you want some prestige on your degree, and if you are willing to spend $900 per credit, then Baldwin Wallace is certainly the place for you.

The Campus is great, theres a slight odor in the air however when the wind blows through the area.

Here is where kappa kappa tua is?

School sucks