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Colorado Christian University was one of the best decisions I made when deciding on my future. The instructors are great and very knowledgeable not only with the course context; but they bring their personal experiences for the students to reflect on. The classroom size is not very overwhelming; especially, for being out of school for so long. The admin side of the house could use some improvements but that may be due to new staff and/or changes that has been occurring the past few months. Also,... Read More the program is not very diverse; however, I believe over time this stigma will go away. Overall, a wonderful school that I will recommend to others.

The instruction at CCU is high quality. The teachers challenge you and expect a lot out of your performance. The instruction is appropriate for the ages of the students and gives great insight into the materials and allows the students space to explore the curriculum with the cohort and the professors. This program teaches you how to do what will be expected of you when the time comes. The administrative side of the degree can be frustrating at times but for the most part everything goes smoothly.... Read More The CCU website is also full of resources and the library offers amazing services and materials. I recommend stopping by and seeing the new upgrades to the campus and the friendly environment this school has to offer.

It is a newer program that struggles in its continuity. The program is not well structured at this point. Some professors are new to the profession and do not have adequate experience in practice and are not actively practicing. It is difficult to learn from professors who concentrate on undergraduate requirements, such as writing style, instead of teaching how to be a counselor. Quite overpriced, extreme amount of homework, and limited regard for student success. Only 9 credits transfer to other... Read More institutions so transferring is not an option after the first semester, unless one has a lot of money.