The Best Christian Colleges for 2022 Unveiled

College Consensus has published its rankings of the 25 Best Christian Colleges for 2022. To determine the Best Christian Colleges, College Consensus editors started with a list of schools that had a public mission of providing an explicitly Christian education. The results of the most respected college ranking systems were then combined with thousands of student reviews to provide a holistic picture of the Christian college landscape.
The Top 10 Best Christian Colleges for 2022 are:
- College of the Ozarks
- Whitworth University
- Taylor University
- Calvin University
- Cedarville University
- Gordon College
- Messiah University
- Wheaton College
- Baylor University
- Pepperdine University
Visit the ranking to see the full list.
College Consensus has also ranked the 25 Best Online Christian Colleges.
"While many prefer a traditional in-person Christian college because of the campus experience, online Christian colleges still offer an education rooted in Christian faith but with the flexibility of online education," continues Jeremy Alder.
In addition to offering an innovative approach to college and graduate school rankings, College Consensus also offers expert advice and guidance on all aspects of college life, from finding the perfect college, to getting accepted, paying for it, applying to and attending graduate school, and finding a professional path after graduation.
Tags : Best Christian Colleges for 2022 Pepperdine University College of the Ozarks Whitworth University Taylor University Calvin University Gordon College Messiah University Wheaton College Baylor University
Hot Trends
-
Lauren Daigle to Perform at U.S. Capitol for Independence Day Celebration
-
Chrissy Metz to Star in Upcoming Film "Faith in the Flames: The Nichole Jolly Story"
-
American Idol Winner Jamal Roberts Inks $13.5M Netflix Deal Following Chart-Topping Gospel Hit
-
Church Musician Michael Kimon Rigsby Passes Away at 26
-
Remedy Drive Drops “I Don’t Belong to You;” First Single from Justice Initiative Daylight United
-
Gas Street Music Unleashes Live Worship Album "Adonai"
-
CCM Artists Call for Reform Amid Allegations Against Michael Tait: “Secrecy Always Destroys”
-
Oak Ridge Boys' William Lee Golden Re-tells the Story of the Prodigal in New Autobiography
-
Trisha Yearwood Reflects on Her Christian Roots as "Broken" Cracks the Top 20
-
Amanda Nolan Releases New Single “I See You” — A Song of Comfort and Hope
-
Michael Tait Accused of Watching Woman Raped During Newsboys Tour
-
Ernie Dawson, Lead Singer of Southern Gospel Band Heirline, Dies
-
Rend Collective Announces Special Guests Benjamin William Hastings and Elle Limebear for 2025 UK Folk Tour
-
Gospel Music Legends The Clark Sisters to Receive Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
-
Newsboys Owner and Family Sued for $5.4 Million in Defamation and Conspiracy Lawsuit
Most Popular
-
Lauren Daigle to Perform at U.S. Capitol for Independence Day Celebration
-
Chrissy Metz to Star in Upcoming Film "Faith in the Flames: The Nichole Jolly Story"
-
American Idol Winner Jamal Roberts Inks $13.5M Netflix Deal Following Chart-Topping Gospel Hit
-
Church Musician Michael Kimon Rigsby Passes Away at 26
-
Remedy Drive Drops “I Don’t Belong to You;” First Single from Justice Initiative Daylight United
-
Gas Street Music Unleashes Live Worship Album "Adonai"
-
CCM Artists Call for Reform Amid Allegations Against Michael Tait: “Secrecy Always Destroys”
-
Oak Ridge Boys' William Lee Golden Re-tells the Story of the Prodigal in New Autobiography
-
Trisha Yearwood Reflects on Her Christian Roots as "Broken" Cracks the Top 20
-
Amanda Nolan Releases New Single “I See You” — A Song of Comfort and Hope
-
Michael Tait Accused of Watching Woman Raped During Newsboys Tour
-
Ernie Dawson, Lead Singer of Southern Gospel Band Heirline, Dies
-
Rend Collective Announces Special Guests Benjamin William Hastings and Elle Limebear for 2025 UK Folk Tour
-
Gospel Music Legends The Clark Sisters to Receive Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
-
Newsboys Owner and Family Sued for $5.4 Million in Defamation and Conspiracy Lawsuit