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By Kaelyn Peay

The Master’s University has been ranked as having the best student life among Christian colleges in California, according to the 2024 numbers for mid-sized colleges released by Niche, a leading college review and ranking site.

TMU was ranked No. 1 in student life among 23 Christian colleges in California. The University was also ranked No. 4 in student life out of 404 Christian colleges nationwide and was placed in the top 4% for student life across 352 colleges in California.

TMU received high marks for its dorms, being ranked in the top 5% among 1,363 colleges nationwide and #3 out of 54 private colleges in California.

The safety of TMU’s campus was also recognized, with the University being ranked in the top 4% of 1,306 campuses nationwide for “safest campus.” And in the “best campus” metric, TMU ranked in the top 6% among 1,387 colleges. Niche’s numbers also reveal that the student athlete experience and the campus dining are strengths of TMU’s student life.

Taken together, these rankings reflect a high level of satisfaction among TMU students with their experience on campus.

These high rankings are the latest in a series of favorable reports regarding the quality of TMU in recent years. For more TMU rankings and stats, click [here].

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