Texas lutheran university Reviews

most of the rooms are really cold but the people are nice. over all I rate pretty lit

My sons went for a church trip to see the school and watch a football game an that was the best school an staff. Both of my boy want to go to school there. #gobulldogs

The fields were really nice condition. Wish they had something other than port a jon.

It has been a wonderful experience for my family. I am very comfortable with the protocol the university has put in place for dealing with the pandemic this year. The campus infection rate is very low. My son loves attending TLU. The student to teacher ratio is low and my son loves getting to know his professors so well. I will always recommend TLU to other families.

Beautiful campus with a very homey feel.

Small population is great for individual attention due to small class sizes.

Be careful in the surrounding Seguin area; campus is definitely one of the safest places in town!

Incredibly expensive

Easy tenure requirements attracts highly overqualified educators; however, they tend to leave for better paying jobs once tenure is acquired.

Fine arts programs are phenomenal

DO NOT major in theology here unless your faith in Christ is unshakeable. Liberal theo. program that prides itself on non-Christian "diversity" churns out false prophets/teachers faster than the Church of Scientology.

great place to run during the day or afternoon. Unfortunately the side street with the gym located on it doesn't have enough lighting during nighttime... also the lighting along Kingsbury Street doesn't work half of the time so it's pretty dark along that side as well

This campus has only gotten more beautiful. My sister and I used to visit as teenager's and now dropping my nephew off to start nursing school. I'm glad that the safety measures have gotten better.

Beautiful campus with friendly teachers, staff, coaches and students. High level & challenging classes. Costs are high, but those eligible for financial aid, can secure several scholarships, aid, and grants to cover coats up to 75-80%.