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“One of my social work profs says we're trying to work ourselves out of a job. I think one of the most rewarding things we can do is help someone help themselves.”

Amy Tuttle ’20 Social work and Spanish major from Orange City, Iowa

Amy's story

“I chose Northwestern for many reasons, but the most significant was because I believe Northwestern will do the best job at preparing me to become the best possible husband, father, citizen and Christian after college.”

Sean Powell ’20 Chemistry major from Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Sean's story

“I truly love and enjoy this college beyond belief. Choosing to attend here was definitely one of my greatest decisions.”

Grahm Kenobbie ’20 Philosophy and computer science major from Phoenix, Arizona

Grahm's story

“I chose Northwestern because of the people and relationships.”

Hannah Paauw ’21 Psychology and biology-health professions major from Brandon, South Dakota

Hannah's story

“It took a lot of paperwork and long lines of waiting to get a two-minute interview for a student visa at the American embassy, but it was all worth it.”

Wilfredo Almendarez ’22 Political science major from Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Wilfredo's story

“Any college could teach me how to be a chemist At Northwestern, I’m also learning the underlying moral framework behind my choices as a biochemist. In short, I chose Northwestern because it integrated a Christian worldview into the sciences.”

Colin McDowell ’20 Biochemistry major from Poulsbo, Washington

Colin's story

“Math prepares anyone for the fast-paced work environment of any 21st century job because learning the skills for solving complex mathematical problems teaches you how to solve nearly any other problem.”

Kitrick Fynaardt ’21 Math and computer science major from Alton, Iowa

Kitrick's story

“Northwestern provides an incredible education that puts students well on their way to achieving their goals.”

Erica Hulsing ’21 Sport management and accounting major from Grinnell, Iowa

Erica's story

“Through my courses at Northwestern, I’ve been able to learn about different theological ideas without doubting the importance of the central truth of the gospel. I’ve also been able to grapple with new and ancient ways to worship God. Wrestling with both of these has strengthened my faith.”

Heather Van Itallie ’20 Christian education and youth ministry major from Davenport, Iowa

Heather's story

“I’ve grown as a person in every way at Northwestern—academically, emotionally and spiritually. I’ve learned so much about myself, others and the world around me. Northwestern is a beautiful, fun and safe place that truly changes students’ lives if they let it.”

Samantha Olson ’22 Biology-health professions major from Sioux Center, Iowa

Samantha's story

“I’ve always liked helping others in need. Not only does helping people in the tutor center give me satisfaction, but the part I love the most is when the student leaves the center understanding the topic.”

Sammy Blum ’21 Biology–health professions major from Rock Valley, Iowa

Sammy's story

“Northwestern has given me a better environment to focus on my academics and athletics. I have also been able to form strong relationships with my peers and coaches and grow in my relationship with God.”

Dabby Anyadike ’22 Business administration major from Los Angeles, California

Dabby's story

“I really love the idea of interdisciplinary study that the Honors Program offers. This really interests me because my majors are so different, and because I love to learn as much as I can. In fact, I wanted to major in four or five disciplines, but that’s not feasible, so instead I enrolled in the Honors Program because it promises experience in fields outside of your own, which is really cool.”

Landon Van Berkum ’22 Computer science and history major from Everson, Washington

Landon's story

“All of my professors have been extremely invested in both my learning and in my life. They are all passionate about both science and their faith, and they are always willing to field questions about either of these things.”

Noah Gritters ’20 Biology–health professions, chemistry and mathematics major from Pella, Iowa

Noah's story

“My history major has changed the way I think and look at the world. I’m much better at thinking critically and organizing details into a coherent whole than I was coming in as a freshman. Even if my career path should take unexpected turns in the future, I think these skills will be very useful.”

Abby Ver Mulm ’20 History major from Rock Valley, Iowa

Abby's story