There is a lot to admire about "the atmosphere that Drury creates," a "truly beautiful and unique" college in Springfield, Missouri. After all, it provides students with a "wellrounded" education, "close community," and numerous "opportunities [for] leadership." Many undergrads also appreciate Drury's course "flexibility," which allows students to "be involved in non-major-specific courses/organizations." Of course, while the university offers a wide range of disciplines, many students highlight the "pre-health" and "architecture" departments as especially strong. Fortunately, no matter the major, Drury's "small size" lends itself to a "personalized [academic] experience." Indeed, since the "average class...is 12 students," everyone has a "better opportunity to communicate with professors on a one-on-one level." Though this doesn't negate the fact that classes here are rather "rigorous." Nevertheless, "the faculty works closely with students to help them be...successful." One grateful student agrees adding, "[Professors] are always available outside of class and really work with me on topics that I am struggling with." They make it evident that "they really care about what they are teaching." Best of all, Drury professors are "very personable, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure the best learning experience for their students." Therefore, it comes as no surprise that undergrads here are able to develop "last[ing] relationships" with their professors.