Sculpted into a better person

Entering Northwestern, Sienna was hopeful she could make lifelong friendships. Her first year, she threw herself into as much of campus life as possible—participating in activities such as sand volleyball, bingo, Praise + Worship, and cheering on the Raiders at games—and realized deep relationships were the result. “I met some amazing people who love the Lord, and I am glad to call those people my friends,” she says. “Northwestern is a great place to grow in faith with other people and with yourself.”

Perspective

I chose Northwestern because it is a Christian college and it is very open about it. I wanted a place that would strengthen my faith and give me lifelong friendships, while, of course, having professors who cared about their students. I’ve experienced that and more.

Drawn to art therapy

I love creating art and being there for people in any way I can be. I also enjoy working with children. I nannied one summer, and I loved every bit of it. In art therapy, I can do all those things. I couldn’t think of a more fulfilling major for myself.

Shaped by caring professors

The art professors here are amazing! They truly care about you and want to get to know you better. They genuinely have your best interests in mind and want to help you grow your skills. In addition, the art building gives you so many opportunities to create and build whatever your heart desires.

Added value

Northwestern has shown me that God does have a plan for my life. I have been so incredibly blessed by the professors and students. There are great people here.