Freed-Hardeman University - Henderson, Tennessee

Kevin Cain

It is a wonderful university to grow in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man. The professors, staff, and administration are exceptional. They genuinely care about each student's academic and professional success, but also, more importantly, their spiritual success.

Turner Faughn

Best. College. Ever. Their admissions team is so welcoming and great at recruiting teens to become students. The campus layout is small but in the best way possible. The professors remember you and have connections with the studies. I love coming here for events and I can't wait to go to college there. It really does feel like a family.

Tim Yaeger

Wonderful people, excellent school, and a place to grow in faith and academics.

Joselyn Wilson

Good parking and easy to navigate around campus.

Taylor Bowen

I love Freed because it's a place where you can grow spiritually as well as grow in Christian love with your brothers and sisters in Christ. There are so many opportunities to make new friends and have fun as well as getting to know more in depth about a certain subject which may go along with your major. If you've declared a major of course. I'm so happy I chose to go to this school. I feel uplifted and encouraged everyday by those that attend this university, and sometimes even the professors. The one thing that was so noticeable when I first came here is how Bible minded and faith based some professors are, even though it's not a Bible class. I love being able to pray before or after our class. I'm also so glad we have every opportunity to worship our God in chapel. I'm just so thankful and blessed to be a student here at FHU. Love this university!

Michael Grooms

FHU is a great Christian university with professors that care about the holistic development of the students. The social interaction is great. One of the primary reasons many students choose this school is the ability to learn in a positive atmosphere while enjoying a fun and engaging campus life. The Bible department is top notch, as well as other non-biblical studies.

Milton Stephens

I lived in Benson hall first room by the street

Dart Boi

My time at Freed Hardeman was not particularly hard. I did fine in my classes, and had a halfway decent friend group. My family that graduated from Freed are doing great, and I am happy they loved their time there. When it comes down to it, Freed-Hardeman does a joke job of what it sets out to do. Let's start with the atmosphere. It is touted as a Christian environment that is welcoming to all, when it is simply not. Being a private school sitting in south, you have a permanent setting of "Southern Living." The predominately white students are mostly extremely preppy and high strung, staying in their own friend groups, talking about money, Southern Tide and their trucks. They do not care about anyone but their own personal friend groups and interests. Exclusivity is HUGE at Freed-Hardeman and the students who were not Church of Christ or whos PARENTS were not in the upper-middle class, sadly, got dismissed a lot. The same students who acted this way were a lot of times the ones in chapel leading services, which brings me to the next point. I understand that Chapel is a big thing for many, and for me and my spiritual life, it was uplifting and great. Freed-Hardeman runs into the issue of forcing students to go there, and gives them a limited amount of skips. This is one of many things the school does to control you even more than the surrounding town of Hendwrson already does. Want to be an adult and be out past midnight? Let your dorm mom know you will be late. Is that good enough? Ha! No. You have to have a reason. Want to take off for the weekend and go somewhere on your own? Better let the dorm mom know, because apparently she is your actual mother. My parents were aggravated to receive phone calls from my dorm mother in the middle of the night because I was out doing what I wanted to do. Even they thought it was ridiculous. Education wise, for the money, just forget it. That was part of the reason for me transferring to a state school. If you are not studying Bible, education, or Nursing, you will not receive a decent education at all. It is catered around the faith. Funny enough, the college courses were the only things on the campus that I could find that held true Christian values.

After I left Freed-Hardeman and transferred to a STATE university, I found actual Christians who weren't there to show off. Freed-Hardeman ended up being a waste of my time, a damper on my soul and spirit, and made me dislike the South even more.

Also you have an alchohol and drug problem. But all the kids there are beautiful Christian children so I'm sure it's okay. Right?