[Arguendo]

It was another Christian college. It wasn’t a bad school, but it wasn’t selective and it wasn’t particularly strong in the majors I chose. Since school in general came pretty easily to me I was able more or less to coast through all four years—something I don’t think would be possible for anyone at one of the Great Books schools.

[SeekAndFind]

It was another Christian college. It wasn’t a bad school, but it wasn’t selective and it wasn’t particularly strong in the majors I chose.

The list above only has one great Evangelical Christian College -- Grove City College and I totally agree with its inclusion. Grove City is excellent in every single discipline it teaches be it math, science, engineering, business or liberal arts.

My only quibble is what it failed to include. I can think of two more great evangelical Christian colleges that should be on the list -- Wheaton College ( Billy Graham's alma mater ) and Pepperdine University. These are two excellent institutions of learning that meet the criteria enumerated by the Free Congress Foundation.