The University of Mount Union
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- #21 Top Education School Ranking in the Great Lakes
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Mt. Union College was a great place for me to attend. Coming from a small-town in Ohio, the College was big enough to allow me to grow and develope, yet small enough that I felt comfortable on campus. I took a lot on myself working two jobs - one on campus and one in the community - during my education and still got out in four years. The professors know the subject and are more "blue collar" educators than the Ivory Tower institutions would allow. But they work well with the type of students tha the College attracts. The city around Mt. Union is the only negative I'd have towards my experience. Alliance was not a great place to be when I was there, and a recent return visit looked like it had gotten worse instead of better. The College is a good investment and does a great job preparing students for the real world.