Lake Forest College

Lake Forest College

Lake Forest, IL, USA
Private
4 Year

Reviews

Lake Forest College Reviews

elze's Review

from wheaton, il

lake forest college is a very diverse school. it is very small, but every student is personally recognized by their professors. also, work load is very much tedious, but it keeps you on track of every...

Devin - Chicago, IL's Review

Lake Forest encourages students to learn, offering many opportunities to those who attend. They make a great deal of effort to make students feel at home with both their facilities and their staff. ...

Amanda's Review

from Nashville, TN

I came to Lake Forest College hoping to find a small, tight-knit community. I wanted to be someone and find myself. Instead of finding a school, I found a home....

Forester '15's Review

Lake Forest is a quirky, international, close-knit liberal arts school that's a Metra ride away from the city of Chicago (which needs no introduction). The coursework is difficult, but professors trea...

Amanda's Review

from Windham, ME

Lake Forest College is so far the harborer of a fantastic learning environment. The administration pushes their students to becoming better writers with skills in reading comprehension and organizatio...

Kiersten's Review

from Temecula, CA

Lake Forest College is a small school with a great sense of community. Small class sizes make the classes interactive with professors who care. Athletic scene a close knit and is prominent here as w...

Raul's Review

from Holyoke, MA

Diversity is a major factor here at LFC. Your professors will challenge you as well as take an interest in you due to the size of the college. Close-knit community that serves as a springboard for a...

Ruth's Review

from Waukegan, IL

Every Teacher adds his/her own personal experience in what they are teaching, they are always excited about what they teach and are very helpful!...

Pleasantly Surprised '13's Review

I transferred to LFC from a larger school of over 15,000 students. The class size at the larger school made learning and studying extremely independent. Coming to a school of less than 1,500 students ...

Kelly's Review

If you really want to learn, then you should consider Lake Forest College. Its small class sizes enables for the students to easily establish a relationship with the professor. When one’s stuck, they ...