Dallas Baptist University User Reviews and Ratings
DBU
By Class of 2019, From Dallas, TX
Great School, beautiful campus.
What best describes you? Current Student
Activities & Social Life
Score：5
City & Setting
Score：5
Classes & Teachers
Score：5
Dining & Food
Score：5
Dorms & Housing
Score：5
Health & Safety
Score：5
Outstanding Univeristy
By DBUmom, From Texas
As a parent of a DBU Student, I could not imagine my daughter anywhere else. We are so pleased with everything about DBU.
What best describes you? Parent
Activities & Social Life
Score：5
City & Setting
Score：5
Classes & Teachers
Score：5
Dining & Food
Score：5
Dorms & Housing
Score：5
Health & Safety
Score：5
DBU Grad
By V. Little, From Dallas, TX
I am elated to see DBU is now ranked nationally instead of regionally. While the ranking is 221, which will not be for long, I can speak by experience that DBU is an exceptional school. When I came to DBU I had previously transferred five times (an HBCU, private Catholic & Methodist universities, public university, and a community college) due to life situations. However, DBU made it possible for me to transfer the majority of my credits. Additionally, I love the way DBU integrates Christian values and biblical principles in the curriculum which allows the student to garner an attitude of servant leadership. I not only completed my undergrad program at DBU, but their MBA program as well. This is how much I believe in what DBU stands for and how they educate students. If they had a PhD program in the area of my interest I can tell you I would definitely be there. I know the future will only be brighter for DBU as long as they continue to stand for truth, even if unpopular, and educate students with this truth!
What best describes you? Alumni
Activities & Social Life
Score：5
City & Setting
Score：5
Classes & Teachers
Score：5
Dining & Food
Score：5
Health & Safety
Score：5
I could not imagine a better school...
By Keren C, From Dallas, Texas
Being a private University, DBU is extremely expensive, but if you are looking to earn a legitimate degree while learning in a faith-integrated environment, then this is the place to go. Having come from a public high school, I can attest that there is an apparent difference between the two environments. Everyone here is so friendly, and almost every professor actually express a caring attitude towards each student. This is my third year here, and even though I'm eager to graduate, I know that I will miss this beautiful campus and all the people that fill it. Since I don't live on campus, I can't say what the dorm conditions are like or speak much to the student life/fraternities. Even so, I have managed to make a lot of friends, and my initial lack of connections actually encouraged me to reach out and talk to more people. I think it is part of the reason I am now able to strike up a conversation with almost anyone whereas previously I might have struggled to do so. I also benefit greatly from the smaller class sizes since I am often too shy to ask questions in larger groups. The fact that everything is brought back to a Christian perspective has not only allowed me to better form my already-held beliefs, but also enhanced my ability to share these beliefs with others. As a biology major hoping to minor in Christian studies, these skills will prove useful to me if I am ever able to meet the goal I believe God has placed in my heart. I am truly truly honored and blessed to be attending this university, and I would recommend it to anyone who yearns to know more of God and is ready to embark on their journey for a college-level education.
What best describes you? Current Student
City & Setting
Score：5
Classes & Teachers
Score：5
Dining & Food
Score：4
Health & Safety
Score：4
