<p>Could anyone make some recommendations about Christian colleges in the southeast
that 1)have a decent reputation 2)for a "B" student 3)is affordable?
Thanks!</p>
<p>Liberty U. Maybe</p>
<p>Southern Adventist University in Tennessee. It’s open to people of all religious, of course slanted towards Adventist Christians. </p>
<p>I’ve heard the campus life and community was great, and you can get a great education there. It’s also a running joke that you graduate with a diploma and a ring on your finger (lot of graduates get married.)</p>
<p>What major? There are several decent Christian colleges out there (that are still Christian in reality - not just name). Have you checked into going to a Christian College Fair?</p>
<p>Start here:</p>
<p>[url=<a href=“http://nccf.us/]NCCF.US[/url”>http://nccf.us/]NCCF.US[/url</a>]</p>
<p>Emory University is still officially affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Duke used to be. Those two schools are clearly the best universities in the southeast. Many may not consider either specifically “Christian,” though.</p>