Located in Malibu, California, Pepperdine University is known for being near the beach. It is around 48 km away from Downtown Los Angeles and 87 km from Disneyland. Although Pepperdine is labeled as a Christian college, it's less conservative than other Christian schools.
With a 32% acceptance rate, this college is pretty competitive. Pepperdine is also known for being expensive; an estimated annual cost of attending this school is around $73,000. However, around 77% of students' financial needs are met.

• Undegraduate enrollment: 3,583
• Average SAT 1230-1450 / ACT 27-32 / TOEFL 105 (average)
• International students percentage: 13%

Liberty University is located in a small city in Lynchburg, Virginia. In terms of online and offline learning students, Liberty is the 7th largest four-year university in the United States and is known for being one of the most conservative schools in the U.S.
The average price to attend Liberty is $40,075 and financial aid and scholarships are offered to both U.S. citizens and international students (around 57% of students' financial requirements are met). With an acceptance rate of 51%, half of the applicants are admitted to Liberty University.

• Undergraduate enrollment: 47,025
• Average SAT 1040-1260 / ACT 21-28 / TOEFL IBT 61+ *79+ for admission to the School of Aeronautics
• International students percentage: 1%

Biola University, located in La Miranda, California, is a Christian college that requires undergraduate students to major in Bible studies. Since the school is located 35 km from downtown Los Angeles and 40 minutes away from Huntington Beach, many students go to LA and the beach to hang out.
With an acceptance rate of 71%, Biola is slightly competitive. Its tuition and costs are around $55,513 and around 61% of students' financial needs are met. Although Biola is mainly white, there are great communities and clubs for students all over the world.

• Undergraduate enrollment: 4,043
• Average SAT 1080-1310 / ACT 21-28 / TOEFL IBT 80+
• International students percentage: 3%

Based in Wheaton, Illinois, Wheaton College is a Christian liberal arts school. Students from this school can go to Chicago anytime because the train to the city goes right past campus. In Wheaton, summers are warm and wet; the winters are freezing and windy.
Wheaton has an acceptance rate of 85% and annually costs around $49,300 for students. However, Wheaton offers great financial aid— an average of 79% of financial needs are met.

• Undergraduate enrollment: 2,395
• Average SAT 1220-1440 / ACT 26-32 / TOEFL IBT 95+
• International students percentage: 3%

It seems like you're off to Canada. Located in Toronto, Ontario, students in Humber College have a wide range of options for spending their free time. During summer, Toronto is warm while it's freezing and windy during the winter.
Humber College is divided into three locations: North Campus, Lakeshore campus, and Orangeville Campus. Humber is known for its Business programs and is placed 8th in research. Although tuition depends on the majors, the average annual cost for attending Humber is $29,083.

• Student population: 33,000+ full-time; 23,000+ part-time
• Admission Requirements: TOEFL IBT: 84+ * 100+ for Nursing degrees
• International student population: 6,000+

Maybe Handong Global University (HGU) can become one of your college options. Located in Pohang, South Korea., HGU is the most global university in Korea, and students at this university can experience all four seasons throughout the year. Because South Korea is a small country, students can travel anywhere, not just around Pohang.
HGU has an unofficial acceptance rate of 30% and the ratio of Christian to non-Christian students is 6:4. The annual cost for attending HGU approximately $9,600 and many different types of scholarships and financial aid are given to students.

• Undergraduate enrollment: 3,946
• Average Standardized Test scores: N/A
• International student population: N/A