What are the benefits of residential living?
At Bluffton, we believe that “it’s all about relationships.” Life-long friendships are formed in classrooms, in The Commons, on the…
Traditional Students (18-22)
Topics specific to students coming straight from high school.
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Moms and College Move in day
College move in day for new first-year students is a stressful day in a normal year. You’re excited, and be…
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Five reasons to visit your college library!
Feeling overwhelmed? It may be time to visit the campus library! Bluffton University’s library director shares five ways to utilize your college library!
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How to make the most of advising and class registration
To make the registration process easier for you, here are some tips for making the most of advising and class registration!
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Four ways to grow in your spiritual life during college
College is a time to figure out who you are and what you believe! But where do you start? Bluffton University’s campus pastor shares four ways to grow your spiritual life during college.
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Should I study abroad during college?
Studying abroad can improve cultural competency and language skills. Plus, it’s a great resume builder that often kindles a love of exploration. Here are some points to consider if you’re asking: Should I study abroad in college?
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NCAA student athlete recruitment for DIII
Are you Interested in becoming an NCAA student athlete? Division 3 is the NCAA’s largest division with more than 400 active schools. Here are a few recruitment tips!
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Choosing a College Student Life & Campus Experience The Admissions Process Traditional Students (18-22)
How to transfer colleges?
You often hear that the college years are some of the best years of your life. This is true for…
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10 questions to ask on your campus tour
College tours offer just a glimpse of the true campus experience. To make the most of your visit, come prepared. Here are 10 questions to ask on your next campus tour.
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Should I get an education degree?
Should I get an education degree?
Teachers have the passion to make a difference in a life and in the world in which we live.
