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Top 10 Things Students Love About FSC

We asked students what they liked most about life at FSC and
this is what they said:

ACE Events
Hosting concerts, comedians, dances, and movies, the Association of Campus Entertainment, a.k.a. “ACE,” is a primary source for entertainment at FSC. | More about ACE

Community Atmosphere
“FSC is a really friendly, active campus. There’s always something going on that adds some fun to my day and gives me the chance to meet new people and try new things. I can’t imagine ever being bored here.” – Matt Paidas '10, Graphic Design major, Ohio | More about Community Living

Greek Life
Along with friendships and fun, Greek organizations have a way of bringing out the best in their members. | More about Greek Life 

Class Size
With a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1, you'll get more access to tools and technology and plenty of individual attention from faculty. | More about Academics

Lake Hollingsworth
Lake Hollingsworth, surrounded by a three-mile walking path, is host to a wide variety of recreational activities, including water skiing, kayaking, and sailing. | More about our Waterfront Program

Professors
FSC faculty are not only dedicated teachers but also generous and giving friends, ready to provide support and encouragement, coaching you in areas where you are unsure.

Campus Ministries
Eight vibrant student-led ministries offer fellowship, praise, and worship; they also create an atmosphere of care and community where you can develop meaningful relationships as you explore your faith. | More about Campus Ministries

Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture
As the largest collection of Wright architecture on a single site, our campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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Fine Arts Events
From student performances to international art exhibitions to world-class musicians and dance troupes, Branscomb Auditorium overflows with color, sound, and motion. | More about Art and Culture

Beautiful Campus
From formal rose gardens to working citrus groves to sustainable native plant environments, our 100-acre campus offers a wealth of natural oases and tropical retreats. It was ranked the #9 "Most Beautiful Campus" by The Princeton Review. | Read more