Trinity Western University ranked second in Canada on the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) in the area of enriching educational experience.
Interested in a faith-based school? here are fast facts on some of Canada's degree-granting Christian universities
BRITISH COLUMBIA
TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Langley
Students: 4,000 Cost: $22,000
Trinity Western University ranked second in Canada on the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) in the area of enriching educational experience.
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ALBERTA
AMBROSE UNIVERSITY
Calgary
Students: 800 Cost: $10,500
With job placement for graduates above 90 per cent, the bachelor of education program expanded to include an additional cohort in fall 2015.
THE KING'S UNIVERSITY
Edmonton
Students: 700 Cost: $12,000
After launching in 2014, the King's University's Leder School of Business graduated its first class from a certificate program in 2015.
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MANITOBA
CANADIAN MENNONITE UNIVERSITY
Winnipeg
Students: 620 Cost: $7,000
Despite its name, only 46 per cent of students identify as Mennonite; more than half come from other Christian backgrounds, including Catholic, United and Lutheran.
PROVIDENCE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Otterburne
Students: 500 Cost: $8,300
Canada's smallest Christian university celebrated its 90th birthday this year.
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ONTARIO
TYNDALE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE & SEMINARY
Toronto
Students: 1,200 Cost: $16,000
Students say Tyndale University College & Seminary has a supportive environment, but they ranked the university low on the NSSE in the area of active and collaborative learning.
REDEEMER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Ancaster
Students: 900 Cost: $16,000
Redeemer University College's unique education program boasts small class sizes, high employment rates and the ability to earn a BA or a B.Sc. at the same time as a B.Ed.
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NEW BRUNSWICK
CRANDALL UNIVERSITY
Moncton
Students: 800 Cost: $8,800
Controversy over the university's policy against hiring gay employees has pulled attention away from the $24-million in campus upgrades.
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