LeTourneau University - Longview, Texas

Texcollex

The campus is lovely and spacious. We attended a function at the Allen Family Student Center. Very nice facility indeed. The staff was great. All our tech needs were provided for. We all loved it.

Mason A

Over the weekend, I attended a SWARM event to jumpstart my upcoming fall college experience. The campus, the people, and the experience was incredible! Leadership, faculty, and staff were all very loving, personal, and informative! Everyone was eager to assist me in this new life experience. Most of the facilities are state of the art and academic programs are highly ranked focusing on your professional and spiritual goals. Online dual credit courses were interesting, opening the door for amazing scholarship opportunities. I can't wait to begin in the fall and grow with LeTourneau University!

Lober 2000

I suggest avoiding online classes because they typically lack the support and guidance necessary for a fruitful learning experience. It's often difficult to access assistance or seek advice when required. Opting for in-person classes on campus might offer a more beneficial learning environment. Online classes, on the other hand, tend to be expensive and may leave you feeling unsupported in your academic journey, with little concern for your progress or challenges

Luke Quinn

I wouldn't recommend taking online classes due to the lack of support and guidance available. It's often challenging to find assistance or seek advice when needed. Perhaps attending classes in person on campus would provide a better learning experience. However, in the case of online classes, I advise against them. They tend to be costly, and it can feel like no one is concerned about your progress or your struggles.

KrisAnne Hall

This is a technical college with an excellent education, reputation, and a stunning record of graduate placement. Those seeking a superior training and education in their applicable field of interest would be wise to make LeTourneau their choice.
This is NOT a liberal arts college and should not be expected to be one. Those who are looking for a liberal arts college should find one that fits their needs rather than attempt to transform an already successful & prominently established technical college into something it was never intended nor even needs to be.

Mr Anderson

In 1980 it was a dream come true! A combination of solid Biblical standards and ethics in combination with first class technical teaching make this a one of a kind school.The quality and integrity of the students helped with making many close friends over the years. The solid teaching caused me to excel in my career of 34years with the airlines. Given the chance, I would easily do it all over again! Blessings!

ricky s

Great place gives scholarships for academic,staff is awsome

333 Studios

Academically, it's a good technical college with an established pipeline to many well-paying, reputable companies. The facilities themselves are pleasantly modern.
The overall culture, however, is depressing if you're of the creative and sociable type. The school has only really invested in its engineering, nursing, and aviation departments. While its ethnic diversity is impressive, its diversity of personalities & passions is disappointing. This is telling in the school's lack of outlets and activities in areas like humanities, visual/performing arts, greek life, or clubs. The incentive for a more well-rounded culture simply isn't there. It should also be noted that the ratio of male to female students is alarmingly lopsided.

Being nerdy is cool, but not when it comes at the expense of diversity. To my surprise, many students & faculty insinuated that investing in the social sciences would make the school too sympathetic to humanistic worldviews. But if being "set apart" means creating a hyper-rational doctrinally oriented bubble-culture, I can't recommend this to anyone in good conscious.

While officially non-denominational, the atmosphere is heavily "baptist-conservagelical." Even though I believe this position is still a valuable voice in its dialogue with other worldviews, the culture stifles the type of faith that is free-thinking and holistic.
While they often denounce the humanism of secular culture, religious perennialism is considered the 'true' ideological bogeyman. It seemed the main purpose of their theology classes were to rationalize the supremacy of a spiritual imperialism that is mainly concerned with expanding it's boundaries rather than building bridges.
This intellectual inhospitality reinforces sentiments of "us against the world" that is totally unnecessary and IMO, detrimental to mental health.

That being said, most people are genuinely earnest and kind.