Albertus Magnus College Review

Arrived as an International student to start a Bachelor's degree in a major Albertus removed from the offerings without my knowledge. It's a challenge getting support from staff/admin designated to help international students settle and feel comfortable in new surroundings. Favouritism, last of care/concern, no urgency to assist and turnaround time is unacceptable, Accounts Dept. student management and payment systems malfunction - no confidence payment is secure and tal...   Read the full review...

Laney College Review

This school was very welcoming and I learned a lot....   Read the full review...

Lynn University Review

I loved it here. Worth every penny....   Read the full review...

University of Dallas Review

It has a very rigorous academic life and caring professors. You will learn and grow here, and truly learn how to think (not what to think). Very impressed with their curriculum....   Read the full review...

University of South Alabama Review

Campus can be a little boring to outsiders, but it is really great for leadership experience and networking opportunities if you get involved on campus....   Read the full review...

School of the Art Institute of Chicago Review

If you are on the fence about going to school for art/ don't consider yourself the stereotypical "art kid" DO NOT GO HERE. Everyone thinks they are better than others, and tries so hard to be edgy. It gives very much high school vibes because of how few students go to the school. Paying for this school genuinely makes me feel like I am flushing money down the toilet. ...   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

I started my journey with Grantham University in Slidell, LA - got handed off to Kansas - and money taken by Arkansas - never graduated because I kept getting dropped and they kept my student loan money - ended up with over $40K in debt when I should have graduate with less than $20K in student loans. I'd also been given scholarships which should have eliminated much of the cost. I believe sleight of hand left me with no degree and a huge debt. BEWARE GRANTHAM UNIVERS...   Read the full review...

Ohio State University Review

Very good football program; graduated my favorite quarterback of all time, C.J. Stroud ...   Read the full review...

San Francisco State University Review

It makes a student's life easy...   Read the full review...

Chestnut Hill College Review

Students receive a lot of help from the professors. They take the time to get to know you and are willing to help you if you struggle with their subject. ...   Read the full review...

George Mason University Review

I don't recommend this school at all. All the teachers treated me with disrespect never believed that I would graduate. ...   Read the full review...

Pierpont Community and Technical College Review

This is a community college that is up and running pretty early. There is a wide course range. As there are no student dorms, there isn't much with housing to say. In addition, students are from a wide range around the region, so there isn't a party scene. I don't find this as a bad thing at all. Caring professors and a professional atmosphere. Open and transparent grading guidelines....   Read the full review...

Wayne County Community College District Review

Majority of my teachers were good but I definitely had some bad or weird ones just go on rate my professor an if u do look around there is some cool things going on at campus like especially for a smaller community college but overall I definitely enjoyed my experience an my me better prepared for a 4 year uni ...   Read the full review...

Augustana University Review

It's a good, small university with professors that actually care about you. The courses are interesting, and classes tend to be smaller (depending on subject). The atmosphere is super friendly. There are plenty of spaces, in every building, around campus to study and get homework done. ...   Read the full review...

Lamar University Review

Upon entering the university I discussed my desired career with an advisor who placed me in a degree pathway that was NOT meant for my desired profession. I simply had faith in where I was placed and the coursework was close enough to not have raised suspicion. As a recent graduate, I now have a degree I cannot use and no leg to stand on as my correspondence was purely by phone. The university refuses to provide me details I have requested surrounding this error. Do your...   Read the full review...

Indian Hills Community College Review

Indian Hills community college is a great community college There are more than 60 programs Students are always motivated and also lecturers are great ,they always help students when students need help....   Read the full review...

Converse College Review

I am grateful everyday for my Converse experience. My studies have served me well the last 40 years as I have navigated the art and business world. While there the class size afforded me the luxury of close attention from professors and friendships that have lasted a life time with other students. I use my degree every day and have never once felt that my major (fine art) lacked in any way. ...   Read the full review...

Miller Motte College Review

I have to say that their online courses have worked out great for me and I'm on schedule to graduate June 30th, 2024. I'm 58 years old and have a farm to maintain, animals to care for, etc. Anyone who lives on a farm, grew up on a farm, or maybe has had family that is farmers know it's a lot of hard work and long hours, but by being able to take the IT Tech courses online that I had wanted to take for years, I was able to study at my own pace and get my Associates Degree...   Read the full review...

Dominican University of California Review

My overall experience of DUC is that I wish I would've attended a different university. The faculty are knowledgeable, specially in the biology department. They actually care about you learning and making it in the field. Staff on the other hand, are rude, unprofessional and act as if they hate their job. The quality of education is not worth the money you pay. The library has been closed for 7 months now and there aren't enough spaces to study. Don't waste your time, en...   Read the full review...

Landmark College Review

Landmark's former mission was helping ADD students develop executive functioning skills so they could be successful in a four-year college program and in the workplace. My husband attended Landmark for one year 30 years ago, and it helped him immensely. More recently it has become a college that caters to autistic young adults and to students with varying degrees of mental issues. This type of school is certainly needed, but it should be marketed as such. That bein...   Read the full review...

Joliet Junior College Review

Absolutely terrible college. The professors will never help. They will tell you to just read your book and will spend half the time lecturing students about how ?you are in college now and you?re not acting like adults when you get to a university they won?t accept how you are.? They are overpaid Highschool teachers who don?t care for their job or students. Good luck if you?re someone who has a disability they will treat you worse. I had a professor due a COVID (a b...   Read the full review...

Spelman College Review

My overall experience going to Spelman was really great the party life was amazing but not to amazing iykyk ;). I got a very nice education from Spelman and very amazing friends too. The hair stylists here in ATL are going to be super bomb when the people from Spelman get out here. Spelman is super cool and the experience was a full 5/5 for me and my friends !! ...   Read the full review...

Houston Baptist University Review

Very conservative, biased, with low diversity. Classes are not held in designated areas pertaining to the subject. Many of the professors teaching course don't have degrees in the subjects they are teaching (i.e. Sociology professors teaching history). They are limited with their courses and availability, charge extra for online classes, and very few professors exhibit flexibility. Their attitudes are not upholding their "christian values" and it's almost like attending ...   Read the full review...

University of Akron Main Campus Review

I think The University of Akron is a great university. I am Child & Family Development major with a minor in Parent & Family Education. I love the University ! I have met professor who actually care and listen. This is my last year and my student advisor is awesome....   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Provo Review

As a current student here at BYU, one should know that the party life is absolutely non-existent. This is due to the religious views in life. I feel like one should stay clear of BYU. I would rather suggest Metro-Community College. SIKE!!! BYU has an intense underground party life. They be smoking it up down there....   Read the full review...

Aviator College of Aeronautical Science and Technology Review

I went to this school and absolutely do not recommend. The airplanes are old, not well maintained. This school has a history of mechanical issues. They will claim 50 working aircraft but that is a lie. They want your money and don't care about you. Please find a new school. Aviator is the worst flight school I've seen and ive been to a few. They lie about pricing and are all buddy buddy until they get your money....   Read the full review...

Quincy University Review

Do not get sucked in by the athletics. They recruit way above and beyond what they need for the team. Football has over 150 players, women's VB 33, men's BB, 65+, etc.... They over recruit because they need the tuition money to keep the university open. Sprint football, swimming and others are all new sports. They need the tuition $$. ...   Read the full review...

Princeton University Review

The institution is mesmerizing in academic prowess, rigor and financial generosity. Professors are more than incredible in every way possible. Perfect for gifted passionates to strong-minded overachievers who will still thrive, even when occasionally humbled by peers and grade curving. The opportunities Princeton University opens up, are endless and exactly as advertised or boasted, no less: top-notch worlwide STEM research, top-notch finance internships etc. A su...   Read the full review...

Holy Family University Review

As a former graduate of HFU, I am very grateful for the solid education received and the upbeat atmosphere. I was an RN who returned to school to obtain my BSN. Having graduated from the high school that shares the same campus, Holy Family was not my first or fourth choice. I entered for practical reasons? 5-minutes from work and school as I continued to work as a Critical Care RN throughout college. I eventually came to appreciate and enjoy the four years spent there an...   Read the full review...

Gettysburg College Review

I loved my four years at Gettysburg. Campus is beautiful and adjacent to town of Gettysburg, which has everything a student could need. Food is as good as you will find at a college. Social life was driven by Greek life, and some townie bars, so if that is not your thing you could find it limiting if that is not your thing. This is not a city school or a big state U, so if that is wha you are looking for it is probably not the place for you but I loved it. Kids are g...   Read the full review...

University of California Berkeley Review

My experience is from many years ago in Engineering. I have worked and studied with graduates of many Engineering programs. My observations suggest Berkeley puts more emphasis on theory and fundamentals - i.e. how the formulas are derived and how things really work from physics. It served me very well at work and when I later when worked on my MS from Stanford. No school teaches undergrad engineers cutting edge. You will be well prepared to quickly learn the application ...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

Grand Canyon University is an amazing university. I attended this university while on active duty in the Army, and they maximized credit from my JST to the fullest. I completed a BS in Applied Management from the Colangelo College of Business, and the academics were rigorous, the professors were fair and engaged, and the education was meaningful and useful. I was later persuaded by my counselor, who was amazing, to complete a Master of Science in Leadership with an empha...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

After graduation, I went on to receive a MA and PHd. The best quality of education that I received was at Grand Canyon....   Read the full review...

Denison University Review

Professors and classes are great, other then that a horrible experience. They promote it as a diverse setting; It's not. Geographically diverse, yes. Culturally, no. Unless you're coming from an East Coast Prep School or have Legacy ties forget it, You're a second class citizen. Requirements for Legacy's are lower than the standards for incoming freshman. If you're an athlete, Please be careful of their Predatory recruiting. The coach's will talk to you but not your pare...   Read the full review...

Quinnipiac University Review

Went for 1 year, transferred to a much better school at about 25% the price. Just a waste of money. It was definitely fun though....   Read the full review...

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Review

It's a amazing and great agricultural college!...   Read the full review...

Northeastern Illinois University Review

Northeastern is really about what you make of it. It is affordable and a Hispanic serving institution. ...   Read the full review...

University of Central Florida Review

I enjoyed my UCF experience. Excellent College of Education! I lived on campus and I commuted. Because it has such a large enrollment, it's important to either find a group of friends you click with if living on campus, or have a strong support system if commuting. Otherwise, yes, as one reviewer stated, you could feel like a number. But I am very proud of my UCF degree. Go Knights!...   Read the full review...

Northern Illinois University Review

Great, classic college town, but we could drive to Chicago in an hour or so if you wanted a big city day....   Read the full review...

University of Missouri Columbia Review

Beautiful campus, great college town, football games fun. ...   Read the full review...

Bowdoin College Review

Bowdoin has a really nice campus i haven"t been there in person but have taken a virtual tour and it"'s beautiful!...   Read the full review...

Montana State University Review

I loved my time in Bozeman at MSU. Great preparation for a career anywhere. The only downside was having to leave Montana after graduation....   Read the full review...

Northern Illinois University Review

Dekalb/NIU has a classic "college town" feel, but you're only 80 minutes away from Chicago if in need of big city fun once or twice a semester. Football game days are great, liked my classes and professors, liked campus and the office campus housing....   Read the full review...

Edgewood College Review

Terrible school. Very for profit ( my opinion), its an immature school ( my opinion) and they are stickler for policies to the point of being unreasonable and will not accomodate disabled people or explain policies to you but spring it on you when convenient ( my opinion). They dont like diversity as well ( my opinion) or people of other faith other than Chrisanity ( my opinion)...   Read the full review...

SUNY Maritime College Review

Some years ago the College offered a Regiment (cadet) program and a non-regiment (civilian ) choice for student life. I highly recommend the regiment program as it also leads to a the Merchant Marine Officer license. A highly valuable professional credential. These extra nautical courses and summer sea term on the training ship can added to any BS degree program. Post graduation you realize that the professional ship officer license is as valuable as the degree...   Read the full review...

Christopher Newport University Review

Complete waste of money and time for our child. Aweful. No one cares about any one or anything here other than screwing you out of your saved dollars. Too bad. Plenty of other great universities in the US. This one is Aweful. ...   Read the full review...

Texas State University Review

I currently go to Texas State and I love it! I read the other two reviews on here bashing it, and I have to say that I had no problems at all enrolling with the GI Bill and the other person going to TXST is extremely biased and probably should have chosen a private religious college. My only complaint is that parking is atrocious, and the dorms are pretty terrible. I don't live in them though. All of my professors are caring and attentive. The campus is very well taken...   Read the full review...

Sierra College Review

Woke school. Bullies conservatives, administration does nothing. One "professor" ended up getting fired for calling me stupid in a meeting with the dean about inappropriate behavior from the "professor". She was also the PE teacher leading an IT class, she was out of her league. That took a year to get through and I ended up behind on my classes....   Read the full review...

Millennia Atlantic University Review

Some of the teachers are engaging and want to teach. However, there's a large majority that are just collecting a paycheck, and just read of the power point and speak poor English. This is a low tier business school, not part of AACSB. If you are looking for a small school with the same accreditor, attend Atlantis University located near Brickell. ...   Read the full review...

Rhodes College Review

Rhodes College is an extraordinary institution that has left an indelible mark on my life. From its outstanding faculty to its picturesque campus, there are countless reasons to consider this college exceptional. The professors at Rhodes are not only experts in their fields but also deeply committed to teaching and mentorship. Small class sizes ensure personalized attention and meaningful interactions that foster academic excellence. The campus, nestled in historic...   Read the full review...

University of Charleston Review

Everything about this university is poor. Accommodation is very poor food is not up to standard especially as sport is a big part and it is not healthy eating. You can't walk to downtown as there is no footpath. Public transport is non-existent. ...   Read the full review...

Lock Haven University Review

Please *only* attend Lock Haven Univ. if all you do is classwork and sleep. Student life outside of club meetings is absolutely non-existent. People, other than employees/faculty/staff, will not give you the time of day to say hello. Very apparent "clique" atmosphere where if you do not exhaust all your energy, friends are hard to find. You will not get weird looks for what you are wearing or what you look like, but people are well-reserved and will not be as friendly; y...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

Baylor is such an amazing experience that any single person on earth would love to go to. Sure it might be a little expensive but for a degree that you will never forget, you?ll just want to go to a college that you?ll never forget. Go to Baylor the second you go to Waco. You might even become famous from Baylor like everyone else!...   Read the full review...

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Review

Provided an excellent well-rounded education that sets graduates up for success. The huge university setting is not for everyone. If you require individualized attention as a regular component of your educational experience look elsewhere but at UIUC a high level education is there for the taking....   Read the full review...

Wilmington University Review

This school, specifically the Dover campus, has dropped into the toilet over the last 10 years. I completed a Masters in Secondary Ed in 2008 and had a great experience. I went back for a degree in clinical mental health counseling in 2020 and the experience was 100% different. The university has completely bought into the diversity equity and inclusion stuff so If you're a straight white male be prepared for the indoctrination of your life. Be prepared to be called "the...   Read the full review...

Taylor University Review

The town that Taylor University resides is small and has minimum protection available for the students. Medical facilities are not nearby....   Read the full review...

CUNY Brooklyn College Review

It is a terrible institution. From an academic standpoint you will likely receive a knowledge that coincides with professors' point of view. In one of my political science classes discussions that contradict professors' views were not allowed. Terrible. Besides that the college administration is a joke. You can't communicate with the majority of them (besides the help desk who is pretty quick in responses). However, the Magner center and DSO (for international students...   Read the full review...

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Review

This University provided me with the educational background that supported my career goals....   Read the full review...

University of Illinois at Chicago Review

I attended this university after completing military service. The school provided me with numerous resources with which to build a successful career....   Read the full review...

Wilmington University Review

A great college for students working and trying to get a degree the teachers are great and very understanding !...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

This is my 3rd college. I graduated from the 2 previously, believing I actually learned things. This university is a joke. I've been teaching myself the majority of my classes. It's a real disappointment when I feel like I know more than the professors. I wish I could get a refund for the classes I taught myself everything in. Even before covid I had a teacher that did not speak more than 200 words to us during the entire semester (IN PERSON). He would tell us a page num...   Read the full review...

Athens Technical College Review

This place did not help my kid one bit- its all a big scam because if whom is running it....   Read the full review...

Rowan University Review

My son attended here and left with PTSD from fraternity hazing. His dorm was broken into by someone's cousin who should not have been in the dorms. I wanted to send my child here bc of the affordable tuition and the new growth of buildings on campus. Unfortunately, he fell through the cracks and there was no one there to help....   Read the full review...

Yale University Review

An amazing experience of academics combined with personal growth and horizon-expanding. Not being in a large city, we students stuck more to campus (except for pizza, subs, and burgers) and therefore developed a robust smorgasbord of extracurricular activities where (in combination with the friendships formed) half my education occurred. The campus, libraries and reading spaces made one want to study. We made our own parties, too. While I had a good high school educat...   Read the full review...

Butler University Review

I had a great 4 years at Butler. The name goes a long way in Indiana as it has a reputation for being a great school. I loved the smaller campus and how everything was accessible. Most professors were great teachers. I never had issues with scheduling classes around my athletic schedule either. Can't beat Hinkle!...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I am transferring after two years. I do not recommend coming here. Trust me, you will hear this from other students. All the students are from the same category, and the school greatly lacks diversity. No school spirit at all (No one goes to the games). Essentially it felt like high school 2.0. The school has really mediocre rankings for the cost. Food sucks, and housing is even worse. Super expensive, and you probably won't get housing. The only nice thing is the ca...   Read the full review...

Providence Christian College Review

We have been parents of a Providence student for one year. It is a close knit, Christian environment. Teachers really care for the students, and have events where they all get together to eat or for a party/activity. The older students are very welcoming and take younger students under their wings - which is amazing to see. Teachers show support for the athletic teams by attending their games - and have even brought students who ask for rides so that they can cheer for t...   Read the full review...

Spartanburg Methodist College Review

This college is small and growing up provides a very open community. I took some amazing courses and got plenty of opportunities. This school is great for low income students such as myself to get a chance to go to college....   Read the full review...

College of Coastal Georgia Review

I've been a part of this college for 2.5 years, and I love it here since it's close to home!...   Read the full review...

Vanguard University of Southern California Review

Housing is absolutely terrible, but I love the atmosphere. It is pretty pricy ...   Read the full review...

Texas Tech University Review

This place is great. Love the community....   Read the full review...

Lock Haven University Review

I graduated from Lock Haven. The campus was beautiful when I was there. Most dorms are on the hill so be prepared for lots of steps. I majored in psych and enjoyed my psych professors. Some of the professors in other departments tended to be flaky at times. Like others have said it?s hard to make friends and typically the group I was friends with all came from my high school. Party life, I went to state college or Williamsport for parties. Lock Haven is a small town, not...   Read the full review...

Stephen F Austin State University Review

Small town feel, food in cafeteria's are not good, dorms are just ok. Lots of activities for those wanting to participate on campus and get plugged in. Honors college is great, mentor program is helpful, tutoring available for those that need it, easy to plug in at SFA unlike the huge over crowded universities. Lots of scholarships for those that apply. No issues with any of my professors. At SFA you can get your ring at 60 credits unlike other universities at 90 credits...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell University was certainly the best choice for me. The tight-knit community allows for closer bonds to be made in and out of the classroom. Everyone is kind and caring on campus and there are a lot of chances to meet new people and make those connections. There is also a lot of programming that goes on, including bingo games and music-related events. Services provided to students are great, and the school really does care about its students. ...   Read the full review...

Grinnell College Review

Look at the "endowment per student" ratings. It's top ten in the nation. This means the financial aid is terrific with a "no loan" policy. It also means they can attract some of the finest faculty in the world! That said, it is located in a small town, but a very nice town known as "The Jewel in the Prairie"....   Read the full review...

Chatham University Review

Chatham has lost it way and is full of hateful people hiding behind progressive mantras. ...   Read the full review...

Presbyterian College Review

Students receive highly individualized attention from faculty at Presbyterian College. Additionally, there are tremendous leadership/career development opportunities in campus organizations such as the investment club, student run media, model UN, research projects, etc. Having graduated from three large, public universities; students tend to get lost in the crowd at those types of institutions. At Presbyterian College, the students are thriving and receiving valuable gu...   Read the full review...

University of Southern Mississippi Review

USM is fortunate to have such a beautiful campus with aesthetically pleasing architecture. The faculty are world class; most are published in top journals within their academic disciplines. Support for Southern Miss Athletics is incredible; tons of school spirit amongst students, faculty, alums and community residents. Also, there are great restaurants in Hattiesburg which I believe results from the proximity to New Orleans. You can't go wrong with a degree from USM!...   Read the full review...

Las Positas College Review

Amazing experience i loved it here and how welcoming it was especially all the diversity....   Read the full review...

San Joaquin Delta College Review

Great School for those who wanted to continue their education while saving money. Professors are fantastic, very caring, facilities are okay, students are not very motivated nor competitive. Since it's a junior college, it's a commuter school, no social life. I am personally fine with that....   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

My short and honest review of Valley Forge is that if you are thinking of going there now don't. When I was a student there was lots of problems but the professors fought for us students. All I hear now is how bad the leadership has driven it into the ground. Throw in that the drama was terrible when I was there and the school has only shrunk. If you're looking for a Christian School look elsewhere....   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell is a great tight knight community! There is a friendly face everywhere you go on campus and some many opportunities to connect with others that have similar interests of yours. ...   Read the full review...

Defiance College Review

We do not recommend Defiance College to prospective students and parents. This college is an expensive, private college that has increased tuition by $6,000 for 2023. The administration is not responsive at all to parents or students. When issues arise, the president and vice president ignore the issues. Their main goal seems to be avoiding lawsuits. Our student had a positive experience with the Director of Residence Life and the Residence Assistants. The professors w...   Read the full review...

University of Puget Sound Review

Amazing professors who genuinely care about their students but also are super smart and super challenging. Really cool opportunities to do hands on work in the community and in research on campus. Friendly classmates....   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Going to Lasell is a wonderful experience. I really enjoy the sense of community you find on he campus. All of the professors are very knowledgeable and have lots of experience in their respective fields. I have learned a lot from my classes and built strong relationships with many of my professors. I would recommend Lasell to anyone that is looking....   Read the full review...

Hastings College Review

If you want a personalized education this is a great place. If you are interested in a party school, this is not a good place. Yes, there are areas that need improvement, like housing. However, faculty and staff work one on one with their students. ...   Read the full review...

Schenectady County Community College Review

I am a non traditional first semester student at SCCC. At 52 going to college felt strange, I didn't know how I would fit in. After my first day I realized age did not matter. All my professors and all the people I had interactions with. ( advisor, financial aid) All were very welcoming. The other students even though they were mostly 30 years younger than me treat me just like another student. I need to mention Rory my student sucees coach. He checks on me weekly, help...   Read the full review...

Daymar College Murfreesboro Review

Do not waste your money. My daughter attends the Murfreesboro,Tn campus. The teacher are not helpful. They talk behind students back to other students. They lie. The will help you to find an internship, that is required to pass, the MA. Program. The dean tells you it's not the schools problem. She is there for a pay check, and paycheck only. She cares nothing about the students, or there success. Do Not Waste Your Money or Time....   Read the full review...

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Review

Exceptional dedicated professors! Lots of resources. Great campus life!...   Read the full review...

Lamar University Review

I've went to Lamar University for 3 years. I will graduate next year. No matter what, you cannot get in contact with any of the career advisors if you are an online student. They also may change your degree plan if they decide too which will add another semester onto your degree plan....   Read the full review...

University of Lynchburg Review

Such a great school if you are looking for small class sizes and for your professors to know you on a personal level. I absolutely loved my experience at Lynchburg College (now, the University of Lynchburg). Great housing options for upperclassmen. Only critique is the dining hall. For the amount of money you pay to attend this school, there should be more food options. ...   Read the full review...

Texas Christian University Review

As someone who was actively involved in high school, TCU is not the place for minorities. I was a varsity cheerleader, and student ambassador, and was in numerous extracurricular activities. I am about to wrap up my sophomore year as a transfer student and I transferred in Fall 2022. Let me tell you, TCU is not what I expected. The majority of people are white, rich, and stuck up. Greek life is a big deal here and as someone who doesn't look like everybody else (brown, H...   Read the full review...

University of North Carolina at Wilmington Review

If you are most concerned with the academic sector of college then I do not recommend UNCW. The professors, campus, and students are not of high quality. Would recommend attending another college as UNCW is only attractive as it is located on the coast. ...   Read the full review...

Erie Institute of Technology Inc Review

The HVAC is self-paced meaning that the students must do the majority of teaching to themselves. The instructors are not trained to teach students and it shows. I am a former USAF instructor and know how a class should be run properly. EIT is clearly not aware....   Read the full review...

St Olaf College Review

A great school for academics and the professors are amazing, and genuinely care about their students. Small class sizes with a lot of flexibility and good on campus job opportunities. Now to the ?college life? portion: the dorms are ok. Not the worst I?ve seen, but what makes it hard is you?re required to live in a dorm style place for all four years so students don?t have the opportunity to live in apartments and slowly transition to more independence. Plus there is...   Read the full review...

Siena College Review

Don't be trapped by your parents and the Catholic religion, like I was. Go to a more highly rated school, or potential employers will just assume you couldn't get in! ...   Read the full review...

Georgia College & State University Review

My experience at Georgia College (& State University) was top notch, Milledgeville was known for the Central State Hospital (iykyk) I received my undergraduate, graduate and specialist degrees from Georgia college. I was an education major, but in my undergraduate studies, I took several classes in science and psychology. When I was there, it was very comfortable and had been more a wallflower in high school, but it really brought me out of my shell. At that time, it was...   Read the full review...

San Antonio College Review

Terribly organized school. Trying to enroll in a simple summer course has been so incredibly difficult for me. The advisors don?t know what is required until an error shows up. They rush you and seem super uninterested. The staff is unaware of hours of availability. I tired my best to prep for enrollment back in Feb 2023 and I am still unenrolled in the class I need to graduate and it?s 2 days before may 1st. I?ve had many meetings and no success. Completely unprofession...   Read the full review...

Hampshire College Review

I loved Hampshire, BUT...it's NOT the cake walk a lot of people think it is. It's a fairly academically rigorous environment. Don't let it's "alternative" approach fool you. Hampshire DEMANDS a very high level and quality of academic work and scholarship from each student. There's a reason why SO MANY Hampshire graduates get into Ivy League graduate school programs (myself included) because Hampshire is set up like a graduate school at the undergraduate college level. Be...   Read the full review...

York College Pennsylvania Review

York College of Pennsylvania is an excellent School. My daughter was accepted into many universities. With a 4.6 grade point average. Upon researching the school and touring the campus, she immediately felt at home. The professors are very personable and approachable. This is a college because of its size, where a student is valued and known. My daughter is going for mechanical engineering at the Kinsley School of Engineering at York. She is completing her second semeste...   Read the full review...

Wayne County Community College District Review

If you could attend anywhere else PLEASE do so! They are money hungry, unprofessional, rude and inconsiderate of other's time and livelyhood....   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

The school is a disaster in the making because students get away with plagiarizing and when instructors report them for plagiarizing instead of disciplining the student the instructor gets slapped on the hand and sometimes discipline to the point that the instructor is let go. University would rather have students who plagiarize and keep enrollment up then to work with instructors who maintain integrity and promote overall learning. I just now found this or I would have ...   Read the full review...

Connecticut College Review

Great academics and professors. Dorms need some updating, but overall a very beautiful campus....   Read the full review...

Manhattan Christian College Review

I did not have a good experience at MCC. The social environment was toxic, it is very expensive, and a good portion of my classes were very poor. It was a very discriminatory and judgmental atmosphere. If you fit a very specific and particular mold you might love it there. I went to this school to be trained in the gospel of Christ, yet I don?t have a single memory of us talking about the gospel there. I would not recommend this school at all. However, I did have a few c...   Read the full review...

Eastern Michigan University Review

EMU will offer you no quarter, many instructors are adversarial and passive aggressive. The administration supports faculty only, you will be chewed up and spit out. Avoid...   Read the full review...

St Olaf College Review

As an alumnus of St. Olaf College, I can tell you that this is a truly exceptional institution that provides an unparalleled education experience. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider attending: Academics: St. Olaf College is widely recognized as one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country. With a rigorous curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, communication skills, and interdisciplinary learning, you'll graduate with a well-rounded educa...   Read the full review...

Saint Leo University Review

At Saint Leo they offer a transformative education with flexible learning options....   Read the full review...

Mount Vernon Nazarene University Review

As a christian school, there is no bar scene, but there are at least 3 big events each semester for students to interact with. The teachers are nice and helpful as well, depending on the field. However the Residential directors in charge are not the best. They downplay serious situations and treat you like kids here, even ignoring the information you tell them. ...   Read the full review...

National College of Business and Technology Nashville Review

Please drive by and don't stop!!!...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lots of opportunities for work studies, on-campus jobs and scholarship opportunities. Admissions is usually willing to work with students around all of their needs. ...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Boulder Review

I am a graduate and I loved my 4 years at Boulder. I had a great educational experience. Academically it was very challenging and it awakened my love of learning. The campus is beautiful and the town and surrounding mountains are enchanting. ...   Read the full review...

Duke University Review

Duke is a good school with good education and good people, I would recommend going there. But housing has a low rating...   Read the full review...

DePaul University Review

I can only speak about the downtown campus. I took one class in Lincoln Park and it was a bad experience for me. The vibe in Lincoln Park felt more entitled than the Loop Campus in terms of racial equality and friendliness. I felt more comfortable in the Loop Campus. My biggest grape with DePaul is that they don?t do enough in helping minorities, people with disabilities, First Gens. find employment. As students with disabilities. I?ve been out of college now for se...   Read the full review...

University of Kansas Review

Huge party school. Seems like nobody cares much about academics. Freshman/sophomore classes are a hit or miss. Recommend you do core classes elsewhere because it sucks here. People seem to not care about these classes. Upper level classes are great if you have a good professor, grad school isn?t too bad either. Be cautious of housing and living near the bars, gets crazy at night. Would recommend coming to KU if you want to get involved with research, lots of opportunitie...   Read the full review...

University of Puget Sound Review

Amazing school, loved my time here!...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

As a nursing major who has a 3.9 GPA, I am very much in my books, but I also love to party. I literally have to go to UGA and party with friends there to have a college experience. I know MANY people who ended up transferring to UGA (we're basically a transfer or dropout school). I would transfer to UGA but they don't have a nursing school. I would transfer to Emory but I can't afford it..I will just get my doctorate at Emory after I graduate from this mundane, senseless...   Read the full review...

University of Rio Grande Review

The dorms are infested with mold. The sewer backs up regularly. The faculty is sub par. I got my degree at Shawnee State for 1/3 the cost of Rio. ...   Read the full review...

William Jewell College Review

Jewell is an amazing college...it's a college town vibe that is just adjacent to a large metropolitan area. You have small class sizes and amazing professors (you won't be taught by TAs) as well as excellent overseas studies options. My advisors knew me well and we met to review my course plan every semester. The Harriman-Jewell fine arts program is internationally renowned and available to each student. You won't be just a number on this campus. The Student Affairs dept...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

Do not waste your time coming here. Better go to another university either in Florida or another state. There is no sense of community on campus since we do not have a football team and sports are not supported by the students. There is no diversity since everyone is from New York so do not come here expecting to meet people from different states or countries. The rankings, graduation rate (approx 50%), retention rate, and other factors prove that the University of Tampa...   Read the full review...

Valdosta State University Review

Graduated in 2005 and immediately found a entry to mid-level position to start my career. Beautiful weather and 2 hr drive to the beach. Greek life, plenty of campus sports for all skill levels, and different social clubs. Academics have a foundational knowledge and the school does support research publications. ...   Read the full review...

Old Dominion University Review

Does not really have a lot of school pride or great atmosphere, seems like for most students it was not their first choice, but they are here because it is one of the cheaper universities. A lot of programs fly under the radar, it sneaks up that it is a D1 school for sports or Research 1 level institution, and they are merging with a medical school. Depending on the department some of them are fantastic but others are just average. ODU has a lot of programs that are not ...   Read the full review...

Cedarville University Review

The school brainwashing pressure is for girls to get married and change your major to Biblical Studies so you can earn as little as possible and rely on your husband to support you. ...   Read the full review...

University of North Carolina at Wilmington Review

Aside from slight littering, UNCW is a beautiful, campus with a lot of opportunities for students to get more involved. It is somewhat isolated from the rest of the city, so it is generally safe, however this also makes food and living much more expensive. Resources are available for students, albeit hard to find. However, if you take the initiative and talk with your professors, the dean's office, and your advisors, accommodations can be made if necessary. Most professo...   Read the full review...

Umpqua Community College Review

Umpqua community college is a great mixture of a beautiful campus, amazing people and professors, and an all around amazing community. ...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

I wanted to warn people that GCU has a scale for grading that is not the normal 4.0 scale. Health care majors are graded even more harshly. An "A" that would count as a 4.0 anywhere else doesn't give you a 4.0 here. Just finished my classes with all A's and have a 3.7 GPA. This will negatively impact anyone applying for programs as a transfer student or in grad school. I dont know why they would do this to students, but they do. A 91 if you're health care major gives you...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Boulder Review

It's a good school. Definitely not Berkeley, but a very good public state flagship school. I am satisfied with it so far....   Read the full review...

St. Thomas University Review

I attended this college for part of undergrad and most of graduate school. The school says Miami Gardens, but is on the outskirts of Opa Locka, a Miami hood area. During undergrad, several acts of violence occurred during the 2 years I went there, including a guy getting stabbed at a college dance. Lots of Caribbean students who do not always accommodate to American culture; lots of campus employees follow them so they can be accepted, rather than do their jobs objective...   Read the full review...

Sam Houston State University Review

College classes prepared me well for my professional career, acquired employment before graduating, good sports teams, easy drive to Houston area, dorms are nice with pools, quality professors ...   Read the full review...

Spring Arbor University Review

I think that Spring Arbor University is a waste of money. They were not diverse in any way and there was no room to be different. If you didn't fit into that perfect Christian mold, you will not fit in here at all. The housing also had no AC so I was sweating to death while paying 14k for housing and food. Not to mention that the food is horrid....   Read the full review...

University of Notre Dame Review

Best decision I ever made. Extraordinary undergraduate engagement through inspired teaching and mentoring. Lifelong friendships with faculty and peers. A commitment to reasoned discourse. Study abroad encouraged and facilitated even if pre med. Gorgeous campus. Inclusive residential life. Brilliant yet helpful classmates from every state and over 100 countries. I still regularly talk to my roommates 34 years later. Unparalleled sports with far reaching esprit de corps. ...   Read the full review...

Texas State University Review

On campus housing is average. You get a room and share it. Rite of passage. Problem is you can't get food. You aren't allowed a fridge and the dining halls serve junk food like pizza and pancakes, which is a hard no for athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Professors were hit or miss, some awesome, some so apathetic to their students you will dread going to their lectures. The faculty was terrible. They run a scam where they drop GI BIll and financial aid students for non-p...   Read the full review...

Missouri State University Springfield Review

I originally went here to get a college education for a cheap price, but all I got was depression and a total of 2 friends. Campus is so ugly and there is less than zero school pride. I'm a STEM major and have yet to be genuinely challenged by a class. If you want too attend a school that has yet to desegregate, come here....   Read the full review...

University of Michigan Review

Great Experience although the classes, I currently enrolled felt the same rigorous as it was before when I begin my undergrad degree with Michigan State, both academically, intellectually and professionally consider outstanding. Where these public universities recognized around the world which brings prestigious values after graduation....   Read the full review...

Toccoa Falls College Review

Professors and courses were good, and the campus really is beautiful (especially the Falls!), but I felt like I was in a perpetual church summer camp. Way to much time with spiritual activities and far less time with academic activities. Go somewhere else....   Read the full review...

Joliet Junior College Review

Overall, the worse experience I ever had at a college campus. The students were very racial and they would constantly make abhorrent remarks about people from South Asia and would try to intimidate you in groups by staring at you constantly. Not only that, but some of the faculty were very racist as well and none took action when racial remarks were thrown at me in class. Overall, I would not recommend this school for South Asians....   Read the full review...

Vanguard University of Southern California Review

I've had a great experience as a student. The class sizes and caliber of instructors are generally good and provide more assistance and grace than larger public universities and even jr. colleges. It depends on the program and area of study, but overall I have gotten more out of the course load here that are practical applications of knowledge than other programs I have been a part of (as a former UC student). The smaller atmosphere helps and they provide some opportunit...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

I loved attending KMBC and left feeling very equipped for the ministry I was going into. I loved the atmosphere, it is truly like being a part of a family. The emphasis on personal spiritual growth transformed my life! Although I was pushed to excel academically, they taught us that being transformed spiritually is the bigger priority and that was evident. As for the party scene, it is a 5 out of 5 for me, but I'm into Jesus party's not the bar scene. ...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

Kentucky Mountain Bible College is a school with great values, as well as tried and true methods of developing character! The years I spent as a student and in their work program helped prepare me for the position I am in today as an employee, but also as a wife, friend, and most of all, as a Christian! Their staff and faculty are dedicated to investing in students academically, emotionally and spiritually. I received an excellent education and participated in mentorship...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

It is a great place to get a foundation on who God is. You have to be open minded on having your opinions change. Don't be afraid to question why the faculty and state think the way they do. Also the faculty and staff want to help you grow and they see you like family. ...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

I would not be where I am today if not for KMBC. Attending college at KMBC has helped me in every area of my life ? in my spiritual life, in my relationships, in my career endeavors, and so much more. The professors are so intentional and genuinely care for you, both as a student and as an individual. If you?re looking for a place to grow tremendously in your spiritual walk while receiving a quality, Biblical education at an unbeatable cost, KMBC is the place for you....   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

My time at KMBC has been excellent. I was not certain where the Lord was leading me, but He opened the door for me to attend this college. I have been blessed to live in KMBC's sportive close nit community. I don't plan on using my education for full-time ministry, but I have been well prepared for layman ministry. I would suggest KMBC to anyone looking to deepen their relationship with Christ while attending college. ...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

I enjoy my time here at KMBC. The presence of God is here, wonderful Student body, professor and stuff members are awesome, KMBC is affordable, and it?s a great campus to peruse God and education. Great experience!...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

I would first recommend that you fully surrender your expectations and your worldliness before even submitting an application. If you do not read the handbook and surrender your attachment to the world's view of how to act and dress, then you will struggle and buck against the rules. The rules are in place to help you become a better person, a stronger Christian, and reflect God in the outside world. They are not to make you feel restricted or stripped of your personalit...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

I graduated in 2022. I absolutely loved my experience at KMBC, and would choose it again. No regrets! My favorite part of KMBC was the loving and godly environment among students and staff. The staff truly cared about me and invested personally in my life in many ways. At what other school can you walk into your professor?s office when you?re going through a rough spot and get solid spiritual advice? God used KMBC to help me find freedom from issues that I thought I woul...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

Kentucky Mountain Bible College is not perfect. They never claim to be. They don't claim you'll get the best room or the greatest food. However; that wasn't what they offered and also not what I signed up for. I signed to grow closer to Jesus, to learn more about Him, and to go out and share Him with others no matter what other people thought about us. They teach and encourage you to follow Jesus no mater the cost. I can say being a senior that through classes, chapels, ...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

Great places! Facilities are outdated, food is not that good, and dorms are okay. The people are great and God is definitely moving on campus!...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

KMBC is not like any other college. If you are looking for a basic college experience then it is not the school for you. However, if you are looking for an opportunity to grow and try things that you would have never had the opportunity to do before then KMBC may be it. ...   Read the full review...

Chapman University Review

Chapman was an excellent academic and social experience for my son. He graduated in 2016 and was able to successfully work three internships that all offered him positions when he graduated. He joined a fraternity and his best brothers were from Oregon and Florida. The fraternity held events to introduce them to professionals in different areas. My son met his future employer at one of these events. He has become a successful commercial real estate broker and, without he...   Read the full review...

Marquette University Review

Great overall. Campus is urban. Lots to do. If you try a bit, it can be a good experience and education. ...   Read the full review...

Aims Community College Review

Review from mother-Aims staff doesn?t know how to counsel their new students. We were given inaccurate information. This ended up costing us almost $500 for attending class for a little over a week. We petitioned the charge and we?re told it could not be waived bc nobody came forward and said they gave inaccurate information. My son was a brand new student and relied on staff to provide accurate information. No empathy and the records department just stopped respondin...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Such a welcoming community. I found there was an immediate sense of comradery when I stepped on campus. ...   Read the full review...

Hobart William Smith Colleges Review

I had the opportunity to attend Hobart & William Smith Colleges in the late 1990?s graduating in 2000. The campus is set in a quiet finger lakes region town that is nothing to write home about, but provides a quaint backdrop for this tremendous private college. The winter can be very tough with the brutal cold and lake effect snow, but the spring and fall are so beautiful that it is worth putting up with the winters. Faculty was tremendous, and I would highly recommen...   Read the full review...

Clayton State University Review

I am astonished at the scenery of this beautiful campus. I visited this campus when my sister graduated here. 9/10...   Read the full review...

CUNY Queens College Review

Difficult classes...   Read the full review...

LIM College Review

Great place ,great people...   Read the full review...

University of Washington Seattle Campus Review

Petty students need to pass judgement and criticize Asians for not being aware of their surroundings or not getting into better schools. I'm sick of their casual racism at their school sponsored events detracting from the importance of higher education. ...   Read the full review...

Michigan State University Review

As an MBA graduate in Supply Chain Management my overall experience rating would be 2/5....   Read the full review...

St John's College Review

Incredible school. If only I could attend college again and spend my four years at St. John?s. My son is a freshman and couldn?t be happier. The other students are kind people, deep thinkers, and wise beyond their years. The admissions process has successfully selected a superb group of young people who care deeply about each other and are completely committed to the great books program....   Read the full review...

The Evergreen State College Review

Wokeistan...   Read the full review...

University of Miami Review

One of the most impactful differentiators of the University is the number of organizations on campus. This allows students to get involved, hold leadership positions and hone in skills that will pay dividends in the real world. Students from UM demonstrate a certain type of leadership that you don?t see from other institutions because of this opportunity in addition to the typical academics received in a degree. ...   Read the full review...

University of Utah Review

The great football team lead by ja'quindon Jackson who is a great leader and really represents our community well. The party amd bar scene great becasue i get nelk every night. My roommate money parks is a very nice guy however shows very little grit on the football field....   Read the full review...

Sacred Heart University Review

I agree with the other parents who have posted here. I believe that college should be academically challenging, but the percentage of students failing classes and changing majors (even disciplined students with a good academic background) is staggering. Although I was not part of it, I do know that student and parent groups regularly band together and meet with administration about this issue as well as certain classes or professors and their inability to teach, advise...   Read the full review...

CUNY Hostos Community College Review

It's a small college with a good atmosphere, and safe. Everyone's respectful. ...   Read the full review...

Navajo Technical College Review

It is quite convenient coming to place and affordable for international students in particular....   Read the full review...

Western Iowa Tech Community College Review

I did not have a good experience at Western Iowa Tech Community College. The faculty and staff are very rude. More interested in themselves than the students. The cafeterias food was awful. It always made me sick. The printers never worked. The librarian, who was extremely rude, would send the printer problems to IT. IT would send me right back to the librarian. The worst thing was, was Canvas. It never worked right. ...   Read the full review...

Georgia Military College Augusta Campus Review

The Academic Success Coaches are great! Thank you Dr. Burton for helping me. ...   Read the full review...

University of Washington Seattle Campus Review

Not entirely sure of the validity of the previous review, but I strongly disagree. For starters, I'm not sure how the rating for party and bar scene is so low, considering how close campus is to downtown, let alone all the options available on university way, and greek row. And not caring for STEM majors? Considering the majority of the students are here for the med program(s), CS, Engineering and Nursing, and the amount of money/resources they've put into even just the ...   Read the full review...

Walla Walla University Review

High tuition costs, school does bare minimum in upkeep of building and equipment that's falling apart, and instructors are a mixed bag. Student life tends to be very flat, and most students end up trying to get into Whitman parties as they grew up repressed, and there are no real parties on campus. You can find much better value for the money by going to Walla walla community college, or frankly going to any other college/university in the state. ...   Read the full review...

Chadron State College Review

Chadron is the best value when obtaining a four-year degree. They are easily one of the most affordable higher education establishments in the United States. I managed to transfer a semester's worth of credits and finish my bachelor's in Business Admin with an emphasis in Agriculture in just three years. I love this school! ...   Read the full review...

Sewanee The University of the South Review

Alumni, Sewanee is a gorgeous campus. An amazing place to hike, run, cycle, cave and do anything outdoors. Fun yet challenging classes, an excellent liberal arts education. All these years later, it still feels like home. Definitely a fun place to make life long friends and become part of a century old community. ...   Read the full review...

Benedict College Review

Benedict is a small liberal arts college located in Columbia, SC. What separates this institution from others in the area is the family feel felt throughout the college campus. The instructors ( 80+% with doctoral degrees ) provide a quality education within fields of studies that are in high demand in today's society. ...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

I loved GCU! I have earned my third degree from GCU and sixth degree overall and found their online programs are the best I have seen. Great teacher support! And my counselor was with me throughout my program! I recommend them to everyone! ...   Read the full review...

University of Iowa Review

Freshmen being placed in Mayflower Hall is very wrong. There is no regular food service at this location which is part of the dinning plan only a place for flex swipes which a student only gets 75 per semester. Students have to walk 30 minutes one way to a regular cafe, closest is Burge Hall then 30 minutes back just to eat. This site is 30 minutes from the main campus. The bus service was non existence at the beginning of school, now there is service but unreliable....   Read the full review...

Quincy University Review

If you have a choice between this school and another choose the other, you do no get your money worth especially education wise. The staff and school do not do well with communicate with students and it has lead to many students not graduating on time. As there is no guidance and many are left to fend for themselves even after asking for help. Not to mention the school has raised tuition twice and will rise a third in a span of 3 years. ...   Read the full review...

University of Houston Review

UH is slowly transforming itself from the almost total commuter school it was a generation back. It has a very diverse student population and incredible abundance of course offerings. Because it yet remains pretty much a commuter school, there remains room for improvement in attendance for most on-campus events. ...   Read the full review...

Texas State University Review

Rich with opportunities for growth, Texas State University provides a variety of courses/majors and a reputation for being a party school that I doubt it will ever overcome. Because it IS fun. But you can "party" at any school if you want to, and/or you can grow, learn and network if that is your choice. Set in the charming little city of San Marcos, in the heart of the hill country between Austin and San Antonio, opportunities for exploring nature abound, but the campu...   Read the full review...

Michigan State University Review

The great academic quality emphasizes the advancement from groundbreaking research into the field of STEM and various majors with the same prestigious value carried by the young graduates to build the future to an extraordinary level. ...   Read the full review...

University of North Texas Review

Overall, UNT can be a good academic college if you use your time and resources wisely. The engineering side of UNT is well funded and the professors are great, however, there are not a lot of school resources available to you. the teachers can be hit or miss when it comes to ability to teach....   Read the full review...

Drexel University Review

The area is high crime. Shootings and robberies are not uncommon. Student safety is a regular concern. Academics were good. Athletics and facilities are average. ...   Read the full review...

University of Hawaii at Manoa Review

For money's worth, I don't think UH Manoa is necessarily a "good" school. Academics, yes, it's great. The professors and labs truly do make the environment less stressful for you; however if you're planning on staying in the dorms, the bathrooms are always dirty, the rooms are very hot (even with a fan), and it does get loud at night regardless of "quiet hours". ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell is a great school to attend to gain experience within your field. We are right outside of Boston which comes with so many opportunities but from the comfort of a small campus. I had a very easy time finding internships and work because of the connections the school has. Through my time here I have been able to intern for Boston Children's and now I work for Mass General and its because the school was able to help me get into those facilities. ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

The faculty are great and really help you tailor your classes to your interests and passions. The extra curriculars are also great and beneficial for providing hands on experience to use after Lasell....   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell is a beautiful and diverse campus that has excellent professors that are more than willing to help students find their success after graduation. Lasell has a buzzing activities scene with the student activities board hosting activities each week for students. ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

As a sophmore at Lasell University, I have loved attending Lasell so far! The professors and staff are very helpful and experienced. I am already in my field through a pre-practicum experience offered through the school. Everyone on campus is always welcoming and friendly. There is always something to do around campus! The clubs are great and have helped me make great friends! It is a very positive school with lots going on! ...   Read the full review...

Delta State University Review

An absolutely beautiful school! The small class sizes allow for individual attention that college students deserve. The academic advisors are personable and very helpful. The teachers are caring and want students to be successful. The athletics are competitive and always fun to attend....   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

I read the reviews, believed they weren't real, and continued with the process of enrolling. I urge you to please read my review before making final decisions. First, when I had to pay out of pocket, my expenses were black and white and I paid what I needed to. Whenever I got financial aid, an addition 1-2K were added to my bill. When I disputed my bill, I was told a class was not calculated correctly. Again, this miscalculation and addition to my tuition was added a...   Read the full review...

Hinds Community College Review

Hinds Community College was the absolute BEST choice I could have made to start my college career! There are a wide variety of WELL-PAYING careers that require an associate degree, particularly in Allied Health. The only thing I will say, is please make sure that whatever courses you take, will transfer successfully to a four-year institution. GOOD LUCK ON YOUR COLLEGE JOURNEY!...   Read the full review...

Michigan Technological University Review

This university teaches the information and also shows you how to use that knowledge. You can expect to be impactful immediately when you enter the work force. Mich Tech graduates have earned the reputation of great contributors right out of college. This helps you get a jump on reaching your career goals and being able to move to other opportunities quickly because you will have been taught how to approach new challenges quickly and with confidence....   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

I recommend avoiding studying at GCU. Online students are not priority except about money. Staff and teachers are above. If you have a problem, you lose. It was a big mistake to enroll in GCU. ...   Read the full review...

Syracuse University Review

Syracuse is a wonderful University with a community feeling, great academic programs, a strong Alumni network, big time sports, great facilities, and always something to do. Some of the best years of my life were at SU....   Read the full review...

Plaza College Review

I am a current student here at Plaza College, and I have to say my experience has been unique! From my academic knowledge and the campus experience, it has been great. Plaza's professors, staff, and faculty care about their students' needs and overall wellness. Plaza College has helped boost my confidence in my academic and professional journey! Thanks to Plaza College, I look forward to a bright future ahead!...   Read the full review...

Nebraska Wesleyan University Review

Pretty easy to make friends, good social life. Most classes are pretty small, around 25 people or so or even smaller. Professors and advisors really do care about their students, very few classes are taught by adjuncts or TAs. Only downside is there isnt much for party/bar scene since its in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Greek life is good though....   Read the full review...

Northcentral University Review

This institution is a scam. They lie about what they promise and have been sued and lost because of it. They take all your money then toss you out the door courtesy of their university lawyer who they assign as your dissertation chair so he can make it look legal to get you out. Meanwhile, your chair has been fired for speaking up and telling them they are not providing the right tools, resources and education for students and just trying to pass them through with undoab...   Read the full review...

LeTourneau University Review

LeTourneau challenged me to incorporate my faith into every aspect of my life. The friends I made at LU are still friends I have decades later, around the world. Because it is a polytechnic school I was able, as an English Lit major, to take courses in computer science and aviation, providing a more comprehensive, well-rounded, versatile education than I could have received at other liberal arts universities. The training I received at LU provided me the foundation to pu...   Read the full review...

University of Phoenix Central Valley Campus Review

Having taught at the University of Phoenix for more than 12 years my professional experience as an instructor has been one of my most memorable and enjoyable educational times of my life. Great faculty, interesting and driven students to learn, modern facility and administrative staff always willing and ready to serve our faculty and staff. A great university here in Fresno....   Read the full review...

Northeastern University Review

I am both an Alumnus and Parent. I am also a graduate of two other universities and worked for another. Northeastern University far exceeds anyone's high expectations, even with all the 'buzz' over the past decade or so. Sadly, NU is lower ranked than other good universities because most most students graduate in 4.5 or 5 years (which naturally but unfortunately often alters the ranking formula factor of students who are measured/expected to graduate in 4 years). Noneth...   Read the full review...

Immaculata University Review

This college is extremely money hungry. It's a toss-up when getting professors and when changes are made to drop/add and financial aid policies, they don't tell you or post it on their website. I happily withdrew from Immaculata and will never return again....   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I'm an older student who transferred so my experience may be different than most. I wanted to live off campus but man-oh-man is it the worst traffic you'll ever experience in your life. Most students are from up north here (which I'll get back to) and we're used to traffic but this, well this is a different kind of traffic. You will sit bumper to bumper no matter what time of day so make sure if you do commute you are leaving at least an hour before class. Yes that's rig...   Read the full review...

Central Michigan University Review

I love the size of the campus. I can walk anyplace from my dorm or off campus housing in 10 - 15 minutes. Most people are nice but wish there were a few more things to do....   Read the full review...

The Community College of Baltimore County Review

The Academic advisors help a lot. Always talk to them before registering for classes. Try to avoid taking classes that won't count to your major. Do as much as you can at CCBC before transferring to a university, as long as your credits transfer. Talk to an advisor about transfer credits. Contact the prospective university you want to transfer to and verify everything ccbc tells you (Including transferable classes). All this info is online too. Verify! Verify! Verify! Al...   Read the full review...

Hope College Review

Hope College was transformational for my life. My opportunities for personal growth were limitless. No school is perfect, but Hope was close for me....   Read the full review...

Texas State University Review

Texas state is a beautiful campus in a wonderful location. It has great sports teams esp. volleyball & baseball & beautiful football stadium. There are constant improvements being done especially for housing. With the San Marcos river, Aquarena Springs, Outlet malls, & the Hill counrty nearby, there were plenty of things to do on the weekends besides partying. I always felt everyone there shared an appreciation for nature. I highly reccomend Texas State....   Read the full review...

Point Park University Review

I enrolled while working a full-time job with my only goal to acquire a BSEET technology degree through credit transfers and night/weekend classes. I earned half of my credits through transfer and then took between one and three classes each semester for two years to achieve my goal. All instructors were excellent and the commute and access to downtown parking easy. The degree removed a major hurdle to my career advancement and my income doubled within five years. A ...   Read the full review...

William Jewell College Review

I graduated from Jewell in 1959. The emphasis was on "faith" and NOT on education. I would not recommend Jewell as an educational institution....   Read the full review...

Roger Williams University Review

Good school, not a party school by any means. Beautiful campus, most teachers are great and small class sizes make it easy to talk to professors...   Read the full review...

Iowa State University Review

Iowa State offers a tremendous environment for student success and a wide array of various student experiences! I enjoyed my years at Iowa State and believe it is one of the best universities in the midwest!...   Read the full review...

Miami University Review

Miami was a great experience and the experience I gained there has been pivotal in launching my career. The campus is absolutely beautiful. Even though Miami is an Ohio public university, it has the atmosphere and appearance of a private college. The uptown bar scene on High Street is fun. There isn't much outside of Oxford so students stay on campus during the weekends. I also recommend the great MUDEC study abroad program in Luxembourg....   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

Do your homework. Know and understand the character of the school. Why do you want to go to this particular school as opposed to another institution. I graduated from U.V.F before it had university status in 1990. It was my experience then and is probably still true to some degree that some students will enter having unrealistic expectations of what this college is about. I suggest viewing on it's merits as an educational institution and nothing more. Investigate how t...   Read the full review...

Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science Review

Charles R.drew university of medicine and science helps in the students life and building up their goals ...   Read the full review...

North Carolina Central University Review

I LOVE IT !...   Read the full review...

City Colleges of Chicago Malcolm X College Review

I think it will be the best college for me to start my career journey ...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

I just completed my master's degree in psychology at Grand Canyon University (GCU). It is a great school with a big bang for your buck. The teachers are very caring people and go the extra distance to help students who need it. The in-person and online resources are excellent, including the library (in-person and online), the online student portal, and the Student Success Center online, a central information and tutorial clearinghouse of sorts. Overall, I am very pleased...   Read the full review...

Madison Area Technical College Review

My experience at this school has been a nightmare. I'm a returning student and already have multiple degrees but I cannot recommend this school to anyone that may consider attending it. Most instructor do not provide adequate instruction or assistance for the projects and exams they test the students on. Most of my time is spent trying to figure out a lot of the different concepts and programming out on my own and hoping for the best. I'm currently still on the Dean's Li...   Read the full review...

Rowan University Review

Whatever you are looking for, you can find here. If you are looking for a competitive academic environment, you can find it. If you are looking to major in STEM or pre-med, they are growing rapidly! If you are looking to party, you can find that too. I wish they gave middle class families more $$, but overall the school is solid....   Read the full review...

Dallas Institute of Funeral Service Review

Very disappointing after enrolling. Unfortunately, I had to withdraw after 20 days of attending online classes but even in that short amount of time, it's clear to see how this school is run. I attended a tour at the school and was told I was able to go on campus and not attend school online. But when I began my application process I was told I had to do classes online. During my application process, I struggled to receive proper help because the staff answering my email...   Read the full review...

Tuskegee University Review

Mother Tuskegee was the most beneficial aspect of my career life. The faculty and staff were caring, supportive and demanding. The students received a highly qualified education. Whatever you had to offer, you gained an abundance of love and professionalism in return. The campus was gorgeous and full of activities to accommodate your interests. As every other HBCU, we (alumnus) are proud and support the efforts of the university. We must demand better, living arrang...   Read the full review...

Wesleyan College Review

It's a great college -- I made friends there I'm still in contact with, and had great relationships with the faculty! There may not be a lot to do in Macon, but Atlanta isn't far and the campus is beautiful....   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I just graduated from the university of tampa and this is my HONEST OPINION. PROS: Nice campus, average class of 20 or more. CONS: NO DIVERSITY (Everyone is from New York). NO SENSE OF COMMUNITY since we do not have a football team and sports are not supported by students at all. The stadiums are usually empty. EXPENSIVE for an OK university. Expect to waste +50k a year if you decide to come to this university. NO HOUSING. You will probably won't get housing on cam...   Read the full review...

Sacred Heart University Review

Our daughter has been in the OT Graduate Program, and is so discouraged. She is an A+ student who strives for perfection in everything she does. She studies and applies herself every day, yet it seems nothing is ever good enough. The teachers are arrogant and nasty, are not approachable, and insist on only cramming enormous amounts (100 pages at a time) of intricate medical information, yet only give them 10 question on the test. Every single student in the class fa...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I had a terrible experience at the university of tampa. Graduation and retention rates are both very low. Both are below 60% and that means many students here are not happy, so they transfer to another university. I transferred after my second year to another university in Florida since I was paying +50k and it was not worth it at all. DO NOT COME HERE....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Santa Clara is expensive but completely worth it. Overall it is a great investment and a well respected university not only in the west coast but in the entire country....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

I am so grateful for coming to Santa Clara. I had a great time here that could not have been better. I got my dream job after graduating and I am making +100k in California and so happy with my job. Santa Clara is getting better and better each year. SCU is a top-notch university and it is just perfect. Location, rankings, campus, professors, and the community is what make Santa Clara unique....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Coming here was the best experience ever. Santa Clara is an amazing university. You will probably have a wonderful experience too because SCU is unique compared to other schools. Amazing campus, community, and location. Santa Clara is at least top 50 in the country and top 5 in California. The location, campus, and strong sense of community are what make Santa Clara unique. The good thing is that SCU is getting better and better. ...   Read the full review...

Chaffey College Review

My experience has been zero communication with staff. No one knows nothing about their job functions but how to collect a paycheck. No one has ever returned my phone calls after leaving 40 messages. No one has ever responded to my 37 emails. You can never get an appointment with a counselor or if you do they don't show up for the zoom appointment. ...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Santa Clara is a top 5 university in California and top 50 in the country (THAT IS A FACT). SCU is an amazing university. Perfect location, weather, campus, professors, and sense of community. I got 1500 on the SAT and my GPA was 3.9/4 and wanted to study here even though I was accepted to Stanford, BC, Northeastern, and other top universities. Santa Clara was unique and better for me because I want to live in California and SCU is so unique....   Read the full review...

University of San Diego Review

USD is a fantastic school. Not only are the courses well structured but the campus culture is designed to help students excel. ...   Read the full review...

Auburn University Review

Auburn is a true gem of a university in a charming Southern town. The students are happy and provide a collegial and welcoming community. We couldn't have found a better fit for our student. WAR EAGLE!!!...   Read the full review...

University of North Carolina at Wilmington Review

Great school in a beautiful coastal setting. Business, nursing, education and marine biology are superb undergrad programs. ...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I had a terrible experience at the university of tampa. It felt like a routine. Go to clubs on the weekend and just do nothing during weekdays. there are no organizations on campus. Online, it says that there are and you can get involved, but that is not true at all. There are no events on campus. People, in general, do not pay attention during classes and they do not study at all. Students here are laid back and love going to clubs from Thursday-Sunday. DO NOT COME HER...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Santa Clara is a great university overall. People will recognize you if you have a Santa Clara t-shirt or any merch. It is well recognized across the country, especially in California. Amazing location (Silicon Valley and close to the Bay Area), professors, campus, and community. You will most likely love it here. It is perfect. I will put all my children here for sure. Hopefully, they are smart and get good grades because it is difficult to get into Santa Clara....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Santa Clara is a wonderful university. Not only do the rankings speak for themselves, but also the people and sense of community are what make SCU unique. Santa Clara is a top 50 university in the US and top 5 in California. It is constantly getting better and better, especially the business school. Everyone in California knows Santa Clara and it is a prestigious school. It is in the middle of Silicon Valley and many students do interns either there or in San Francisco a...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I thought I was going to like the University of Tampa, but I did not end up liking it. The nice campus is the only good thing about the university. The academics, reputation, and lack of diversity are terrible. I recommend you not come here. I end up transferring to another school in Florida and I end up being way happier....   Read the full review...

University of Saint Francis Fort Wayne Review

I attended USF 1998-2002 and earned a BSN. USF is a tough school, they push you to do your best academically and personally. I loved the small class size and availability of professors for help. The housing at that time left a lot to be desired but I know they have built additional housing and remodeled since my time there. I'm a proud Cougar Alum!...   Read the full review...

University of Baltimore Review

UBalt offers great institution that accommodates with non traditional students schedule. A lot flexibility and potential to grow or be something ...   Read the full review...

Lansdale School of Business Review

I took classes here in 2007-2009. I initially started as a Paralegal degree. When I was told they had an Associates in Criminal Justice I switched to that as many of the classes were exactly the same. I was told I would graduate with an Associates in Criminal Justice. The week of my graduation I was then told it was not Associates, rather a diploma in Criminal Justice. I could not transfer any credits to any schools, (local community college told me the credits I had wer...   Read the full review...

Saint Edward's University Review

had a great experience at this school!...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

I had a perfect experience at Santa Clara. SCU has an amazing campus, reputation, weather, location, rankings, professors, and sense of community. Coming to Santa Clara was the best decision in my life....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Coming here was the best decision that I have made in my life. I met so many genuine and smart people. The campus is great and the successful students make this campus more interesting. The campus is beautiful, and the location could be better (SCU is in the middle of Silicon Valley) so it is easy to get internships in the bay area and around California or even the country. The weather is perfect, great professors, and the rankings prove that Santa Clara is a TOP UNIVERS...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Amazing experience overall. Santa Clara is just a perfect university for people that want to be successful and live a wonderful life. The location, weather, academics especially the business school, small classes, campus, organizations within the campus, and the strong networking make this university top not only in the country but in the world. The ROI is top 10 in the country, the average starting salary is super high, and anyone who graduates from SCU will probably be...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Santa Clara is just an amazing university. Great campus, location, professors, environment, weather, small size, and sense of community. It is a university on the rise with tremendous year-over-year growth. The University is becoming a $1B university and is making headways as a national, private, Jesuit powerhouse. The opportunities provided to SCU students in the most innovative space in the world, Silicon Valley, are limitless. If you are interested in growing within t...   Read the full review...

University of Baltimore Review

Great institution, #1 Cyber Forensics ...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

I HAD A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE AT UTAMPA. Do not go to the University of Tampa. There is no sense of community on campus since we do not have a football team and sports in general on campus are not even a thing. No one goes to the stadium to get involved. Most students are lazy and only like to party from Thursday- to Sunday. There is no diversity at all (everyone is from the northeast, specifically Long Island and they are going to judge you if you are not from there) ther...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

SANTA CLARA is an amazing school. SCU is just perfect. Starting average salary at SCU is in the top 10 in the country. I HAD A GREAT TIME HERE. Santa Clara University is the dream school of thousands of students worldwide. More than the favorable rankings that speak amazingly about SC it is the community that makes it unique. It is #6 in best catholic universities, #18 in best college dorms, and top 20 in Business and Finance. It is top 50 in best value, campuses, and...   Read the full review...

Manhattan Christian College Review

Our son was recruited by an MCC coach to play in their sports program. Although he was interested in pursuing a field not offered by Manhattan Christian, he was told that he could do both by pursuing a dual degree with Kansas State. He worked hard and did well academically and athletically his first semester. However, after returning for the second half of the school year he discovered the men's soccer program had completed fallen apart, with 11 teammates either leavi...   Read the full review...

Fort Lewis College Review

A lot of off campus drinking, pot & partying. Location is good. Teaching quality is hit or miss. Food is sodexo. They cater with good food when there are student tours. native folks stick to their crowd, white stick to their crowd. School spends big on bike team not much else. Not returning to this school. ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell University offers a tight knit close community where you can make personal connections with faculty and staff. I have had so many real world experiences already as I am halfway through my college career. This school has given me more opportunities than I can count to help me excel in my industry post-grad. The academics at Lasell are phenomenal and you truly are able to do anything you set your mind too!...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell University is very open and accepting off all. Its a diverse campus that accommodates to students needs and wants....   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell University has given me a great college experience. I love how tight knit the community is, and how easy it is to really get to know your professors. It is so nice to have professors that care so much about your success, and really want to get to know you. The connections I have made with my professors, staff, and even other students would have been much more difficult to make at a larger school. So many doors have opened up for me since the start of my freshman y...   Read the full review...

Mesivta Keser Torah Review

Great education towards earning a BTL....   Read the full review...

Cedarville University Review

Cedarville is the absolute best Christian college!...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

Parties underrated education overrated...   Read the full review...

Texas Woman's University Review

I'm a senior at Texas Woman's University, finished Spring semester with a great GPA. I really love this university and learned a lot with each course I've taken. I will refer family and friends to attend this university....   Read the full review...

Cleveland Chiropractic College Review

This is perhaps the worst chiropractic college you could choose to go to. I don't mean to rate it so bad as my overall experience is shaped by 2 individuals and the rest were superb human beings but these two had a damning influence on my life trajectory. Let's start with the faculty handbook. This is a college that actually has to spell out that teachers are required to interact with students and that reviewing exam scores with students is part of the job. That said...   Read the full review...

Adrian College Review

Adrian has a huge range of housing options. Starting at traditional dorms with community bathrooms to houses with AC and private bedrooms. Class sizes are small (under 20) and professors are accessible. They have amazing sports facilities. They have many nationally ranked teams. They offer a lot of fun free student activities. For example, they brought Russell Dickerson in for a free concert in April. All sporting events are free for students. There isn't a bar scene but...   Read the full review...

St Catherine University Review

The truth is, you will get what you put into this university. It is a wonderful community of empowering women. You will get to know the classmates you mesh well with best, and you will never just be a number in the classroom for your professor. The professors want nothing more than to see you succeed. They will help you network, build connections, and achieve your goals. There are sporting events and for an all women's college we have a lot of great teams and get a big s...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

If you're coming to Baylor for the unapologetically Christian atmosphere, I'd pass. It's here, but you have to seek it out. Drinking, drug, and sex go down in the dorms and most CLs don't do anything about it. Generally, the professors are good, but there are a handful of uppity ones who want to make your life difficult. It overall feels like a state school with bougie activities. ...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

Baylor. Is. Awesome. Great sports teams, incredible academics. I am coming from out of state and didn't really have a ton of friends heading into Baylor but have found making friends to be incredibly easy here....   Read the full review...

Yeshivas Novominsk Review

It is a very great experience with a lot of good and nice things and I think it is just great....   Read the full review...

Colorado Northwestern Community College Review

CNCC is not the school they try to act like they are. The administration doesn't care about the students and are not there for their disabled students. Make sure you understand what you need for your degree, if you don't the admin will put you in classes you don't need. If it wasn't for 80% of the teachers work hard, while being miss treated by admin. There was hope when a new president was hired but the college is not on a good path and good teachers are leaving....   Read the full review...

Arizona State University Review

Benefit of a large university and all the resources, with many opportunities for individualization and not feeling like "just a number."...   Read the full review...

University of Washington Seattle Campus Review

Profit above all else?this is the most important thing to know about the UW. It is a business. The administration doesn't care about any more than Amazon does, actually scratch that, less because at least Amazon wants your repeat business. They do a great job on selling you an idea: research, small course sizes, student life, whatever it takes to get your tuition money. Then you'll get here and find out, the fountains are only turned on for tour days... They've got you i...   Read the full review...

Penn State Main Campus Review

Excellent school! Loved my experience at Penn State and would not have traded it for an apartment and a car. Loved my time there and loved my dorm. Classes were always challenging as were the professors. I always find an excuse to go back. Excellent education....   Read the full review...

Quincy College Review

This is a great college with helpful staff and professors....   Read the full review...

Lehigh University Review

Lehigh did not promote diversity when I attended. Not sure if things have changed since then. I did not fit the mold of the model student, and the faculty did not embrace the fact that my hair was long. I had a discussion with the dean at the time (I was being singled out by the football team as a target), and he absolutely did not care. It was a party school that was out of control, including rapes in fraternities. The ugliest moment I have ever witnessed was at a ...   Read the full review...

Lock Haven University Review

I am a current student here, and will be transferring out after this spring of 2022. I was very disappointed with my experience. Most students are not friendly, and some professors were incredibly rude. It?s very clique based and very hard to make friends as the school is small. ...   Read the full review...

Northern Illinois University Review

All people do here in 2021/2022 is go to class (if that) and go to the dining halls. No one attends events, no one cares about things like student government, and there is not much to do out here. The one saving grace of this school is the Greek life which I find to be very active. If you're not in greek life, don't have a gaming console, or don't have a car what are you doing at this school to have fun? The professors are okay but me being a freshman and only taking Gen...   Read the full review...

Centenary College of Louisiana Review

Centenary is a dying school living on its endowment from yesteryear. The campus is NOT safe and is in a crime infested area. 20 years ago it was probably good but not any longer. They went from D1 to D3 and my high school had better athletics. Greek life is a joke with the 5 actives who try to act like they are selective. The faculty is a mix with some decent professors but there are a few who got their PhDs in night school from Louisiana Tech which is a joke. Don'...   Read the full review...

Longy School of Music Review

They talk a big game but really only want to stamp their name on students who make them look good and rather than offer the 1:1 mentorship to all students that they claim to be about, the pick favorites and ignore the rest for the most part. Not worth it unless you?re on a full ride ...   Read the full review...

Texas Tech University Review

I loved it! I had a lot of fun at parties and drinking...   Read the full review...

Virginia Commonwealth University Review

If anything, I see more black people than white people. It?s a great atmosphere, but I wouldn?t say predominately white. ...   Read the full review...

Pepperdine University Review

Pepperdine has a pretty strong disregard for any marginalized populations - so if you happen to fit into any of these categories, this may not be the best school for you. On the other hand, if you're straight, white, able-bodied, and Christian, you'll probably love this place. Their abroad programs are by far the best part of the school. I studied in Buenos Aires and the experience there was vastly different from the Malibu campus. If you're interested in having a super ...   Read the full review...

Iowa State University Review

An incredible value, particularly if you major in anything engineering, science, or food/ ag related. Ability to get hands-on experience in labs is a big plus. Most professors are looking for help in the lab and will pay you. The food and dorms are decent. The party scene is typical midwest. 20 years out most of my classmates are corporate directors or vice presidents, so I'd say we got a high quality education....   Read the full review...

University of Idaho Review

U of I is an excellent campus that blends a century old University with modern amenities, small class sizes, and excellent faculty. I recommend it to all my students looking to go out of state for a "small school" or "college-town" experience. With the WUE, costs are comparable to many In State institutions. ...   Read the full review...

Morgan State University Review

I visited the campus in July of 2021 while on a multi-state college tour with my parents and had nothing short of an eye-opening and great experience. The staff that we bumped into throughout the campus was amazing and had the best hospitality. They really all had a way of making you feel safe and at home even if you only spoke to them for a few seconds. The campus is gorgeous and has a great amount of resources for each and every student no matter your degree or disabi...   Read the full review...

University of Connecticut Review

Attended MA program as an adult student. The University doesn't seem to know what to do with adult students and some professors seemed threatened by us. They need to work on that. The traditional age kids were treated well. I wish the faculty engaged all students equally, no matter where they are on their personal journey. ...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

Baylor is a great school! I have really enjoyed my time here. The key to having a good experience is making connections. I joined a sorority this semester and it has been the best decision in terms of my social life. The Baylor campus is beautiful and the 20,000 student body size is perfect?big but not too big. Waco isn?t a very exciting place but it has a few gems if you know where to look. ...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

Great campus of 44,000 students. Plenty to do and still growing. Helped me tremendously in my career so far. Hope scholarship helped keep cost low. Go Owls!...   Read the full review...

Walla Walla Community College Review

Walla Walla Community College is a local college that supposes to provide many great opportunities for students. It helps lead students to the desired goal. Staff/Instructors are not providing help needed for students. Online learning has been very, WWCC has done a fair job at involved while being away from campus. You will not be ready for classes and will struggle to catch up to upper level courses. Felt as if I was not given enough attention and not well prepared. WWC...   Read the full review...

Dartmouth College Review

Dartmouth's tight knit community is something you cannot find anywhere else....   Read the full review...

Johnson C Smith University Review

I went to JCSU from 1969-1972. I graduated in 1973. The university was a home away from home . It provided a nurturing atmosphere and most of the students offer challenges which mean you had to step up game in order to become successful. Our science department was good but lack a lot of essential equipment. The science professors were good especially Dr. McCleod/Henry and Washington....   Read the full review...

University of Maryland College Park Review

The crime rate at College Park Maryland is terrible and needs to be considered when attending....   Read the full review...

Chapman University Review

Really rigorous academics in science and economics. Excellent opportunity for graduate school. Must work hard at Chapman. ...   Read the full review...

University of Southern Mississippi Review

Wonderful university!!...   Read the full review...

Texas A & M University Commerce Review

This school has been challenging and has provided knowledge on disciplines that are relevant in the workplace. As a graduate student who has been in the workforce for over 15 years, I have found value in applying learnings real time throughout the coursework. While all my classes have been online and I cannot speak to housing, safety, student life and party/bar scene, I would highly recommend this institution....   Read the full review...

Troy University Review

This school is great for people looking into smaller colleges that feel big. It feels like an SEC school for a fraction of the price. Extremely greek all over campus....   Read the full review...

Living Arts College Review

I was a student there back from 2006 to 2008. I was in the audio/ digital arts program. The school was very unorganized and had no help with job placement after job graduating. Only one teacher out of the several I had actually seemed like a real teacher. Most of them did not know how to put together a proper lesson plan and half the time you come to class they can't remember what we're working on. If I had enough sense back then I would have sued them to get my money ba...   Read the full review...

Immaculata University Review

The campus is beautiful. The teacher-to-student ratio is excellent. The variety of degree programs means you can choose a very customized career path. The on-campus tour is pretty cool, especially the ESports stadium...   Read the full review...

Ohio State University Review

It is beautiful, and fun!!!...   Read the full review...

Trine University Review

It's a great school if you are a commuter! I?m not sure about on campus life, i heard it wasn't the best?...   Read the full review...

University of Florida Review

Don't go there the rating is way over blown, academic achievements are almost given away and US World Report is not the only folks who rate schools. There rating is dropping faster than, well you know who. ...   Read the full review...

Lesley University Review

Lesley had some great professors and because it's not a massive school, you get a lot of time and care from them. That being said, the school had MAJOR safety issues with dorms, transportation, accessibility, and safe meals. Also, administration is an absolute nightmare sometimes and they don't have enough staff. Requirements are not communicated and students should expect to do a lot of their course/experience planning solo. Complaints were not taken seriously or acted ...   Read the full review...

Key College Review

Key College Closed? www.keycollege.edu Page Under Construction! No Facebook posts since 2018! They apply for Pell Grants and keep them to themselves! They do not apply them to the student's tuition. They are corrupt! Stay away from this school. Very difficult to graduate from when the teachers do not care about your education. It's all about the $$$$ MONEY! ...   Read the full review...

Florida Gulf Coast University Review

The atmosphere is nice and housing is alright. I never had an issue with bugs and SOVI was alright at best. The campus is small and it was very easy to get around. However, I only had maybe one or two good professors here. English professors did not really teach. Math professors were awful. You get a lot of free stuff on campus, which is a plus. The bus to target made it easier for me to get groceries as I do not have a car. However, there was a LOT of crime. Heard const...   Read the full review...

Curry College Review

I graduated from here in 2001 and it literally took me until 2017 to pay off the debt. This school sucks. DO NOT GO HERE!!!! It is not worth it. Nothing ever happens on campus. Social life is non-existent. All the professors I had were nice but all they did was lecture at you and I didn?t learn a damn thing. Actually, I take that back, I did learn something. The something I learned was that I should have gone to a different school. I got into other schools but chose this...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

Great teachers, flexible program, good communication with teachers and counselors. I loved everything and graduated with my Masters last year! ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell offers its students so many opportunities to succeed and find their passions. I didn?t realize how much I love to write until starting at Lasell, but when I did, I quickly switched my major to Journalism. I also found my passion for fashion and media through the clubs I became a part of, and am now working as a social media intern in Boston. My professors at Lasell have been very beneficial to my success and finding my internship! I was never focused on these t...   Read the full review...

Abilene Christian University Review

Involved Professors readily available to students. My son found life long Christian friends and appreciated the Christian support from ACU staff. Great food in the Bean. Beautiful campus and Abilene is a wonderful community welcoming of college students from all Abilene campuses. I know my son achieved a great education and are appreciative to ACU. ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

There are so many great opportunities here. I love the atmosphere on campus and professors want to see you succeed. ...   Read the full review...

Utah State University Review

USU has the most beautiful campus in Utah! The students here are very friendly and the professors genuinely care about students. In Logan, it is smaller which means less traffic but it is rapidly growing. We're getting an In-n-Out, Zupas, Chipotle, Costco, and there are talks of a Target. We did also just get a Dutch Bros. as well... Cache Valley is such a beautiful area that's great for outdoor activities! I love it here!...   Read the full review...

Lynn University Review

When I attended this school the first thing I did was think about transferring. Most of my peers did the same. It seemed more like a never-ending high school than a University. The title of Boca Roton Community College would be a better fit than 'University' ...   Read the full review...

Truman State University Review

Both and my daughter attended here. Truman State has done a good job updating and modernizing their campus over the years. My daughter graduated in 2021 with her Masters Degree and had two excellent internships and a job offer (which she accepted) before her final year. She was very happy with her university experience. Yes, it's in a rural portion of MO, but it has everything a student needs and is an excellent value. I would highly recommend....   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Lasell has let me explore my interests along side my peers with the help of my professors. Our Academic Advisors make sure we are on track and involved in the various activities on campus. I am grateful to be a part of this amazing community....   Read the full review...

Lubbock Christian University Review

This school is amazing ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

As a student, I have overall enjoyed my experience at Lasell. The location alone is incredible, and has presented me with so many benefits. Being located so close to Boston has allowed me to experience so much socially, while also having a quiet place to come back to at the end of the day. I also have enjoyed the small class sizes and feel as though I am getting the most one on one attention from professors when I truly need it. ...   Read the full review...

Lasell College Review

Right off the start I would like to say that not all universities are known for their party scenes, yes it is correct that there are not a lot of on-campus parties but that is because students need to make friends with the upperclassmen. It is important to make friends, and attending events can help every student branch out, joining clubs is also a great way to meet others. I have lived in 2 residential homes and 1 residential dorm, I definitely prefer living in a house ...   Read the full review...

Midland College Review

I think it?s a great college I actually went to early college at midland college and well I can?t wait to go back and actually start college ...   Read the full review...

The College of Wooster Review

I am a current student at the College of Wooster, and I am "black". The College of Wooster is not an appropriate space for students of color. Just because wooster promotes an inclusive and diverse campus doesn't mean that racism and prejudice don't exist on campus....   Read the full review...

Morgan State University Review

I visited the campus in July of 2021 while on a multi-state college tour with my parents and had nothing short of an eye-opening and great experience. The staff that we bumped into throughout the campus was amazing and had the best hospitality. They really all had a way of making you feel safe and at home even if you only spoke to them for a few seconds. The campus is gorgeous and has a great amount of resources for each and every student no matter your degree or disabi...   Read the full review...

Thomas More College of Liberal Arts Review

The college is a very small and tight community with a great academic and social atmosphere. The academics are intense but rewarding and will prepare you for the rest of your life....   Read the full review...

Post University Review

With the right equipment (computer not cell) I?m sure this university would be among the top online universities. ...   Read the full review...

Yale University Review

They were not helpful post graduation with job search...   Read the full review...

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology Review

BAD SCHOOL. Social atmosphere is dead. The school does not have a dining hall. The academic quality is better at other universities. Only 30 percent of the students graduate at this school. Harrisburg University is NOT even a real university. The school was first accredited in 2009, and has been on probation for losing it accreditation right before the pandemic. The school lacks diversity: most students are from the same city, most come from low income or families experi...   Read the full review...

Morgan State University Review

I visited the campus in July of 2021 while on a multi-state college tour with my parents and had nothing short of an eye-opening and great experience. The staff that we bumped into throughout the campus was amazing and had the best hospitality. They really all had a way of making you feel safe and at home even if you only spoke to them for a few seconds. The campus is gorgeous and has a great amount of resources for each and every student no matter your degree or disabi...   Read the full review...

University of Oregon Review

I like it...   Read the full review...

Presbyterian College Review

What you can expect from a SMALL school. You have to put in a little work to find your social group, but a lot of students really have a great time at PC! ...   Read the full review...

Rowan University Review

My son took out 86k to come to this trashfest and now he's living on food stamps in the cold! Rowan aint doing anything for educated folks like me and my son (I went to TCNJ). Rowan instead of investing in millions on dollars on limosines and fancy new places, why dont you actually give! ...   Read the full review...

Young Harris College Review

If you are someone who likes a smaller school, and can find ways to easily entertain yourself, YHC is perfect. The party scene is decent if you know where to look. I never pictured myself as a Frat guy, but I would definitely recommend rushing if you come here. Academics are painfully average, except for the division of fine arts which, in my opinion, is one of if not the best in the state. ...   Read the full review...

Oakwood University Review

Student accounts and the financial aid department are impossible to get a hold of someone to talk to. Be aware of that and stay on top of everything and everyone if you want to get anything done. ...   Read the full review...

Arizona State University Review

Great central location in a warm climate. Plenty to do, and a decent cost of living. I enjoyed my four years of study. Wish I could have stayed much longer....   Read the full review...

Marquette University Review

Amazing school ...   Read the full review...

McCann School of Business and Technology Review

I graduated in April 2018 with an associates degree and it was a complete waste of time for me because none of the credits can be transferred to another college to obtain my bachelors degree. The classes I took before in a different program were never credited for the program I graduated from and have been asking for this to be reversed and loans disappear because of false credits. They sell you a dream and then have the nerve to tell you, we will place you somewhere and...   Read the full review...

Missouri State University Springfield Review

This school was the cheapest school ever! With merit based-scholarships, if you are decently smart, you can go tuition free. Their on-campus jobs pay really well, and they have great academic buildings. Sports games are fun and free. ...   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

This school is horrible. They do not really take of their students well unless they are from wealthy backgrounds. I was called poor, had a lot of racist comments made towards me and denied a lot of opportunities by wealthier students. The school is filled with ignorant staff members....   Read the full review...

Amridge University Review

Just research how many people drop out from Amridge and you will see the truth. I truly do not know why they will not help students who need it! I went there and had a class where the teacher messed up and even sent me a message of apology. I paid good money for the class, and NOBODY was willing to help me. I then did research and saw that others had similar problems, and they finally left the university as well. On the surface they say they care for students and want to...   Read the full review...

Southern State Community College Review

Southern State Community College is conveniently located, is smaller and is worth going to for the degree....   Read the full review...

York College Pennsylvania Review

Great for nursing or engineering. If you're looking for the arts and Humanities, it's slowly pushing them out with their new requirements....   Read the full review...

Chatham University Review

Chatham University is a haven for indoctrination. If you are not a wealthy and white daughter of privilege, you will be disappointed. ...   Read the full review...

Sweet Briar College Review

The people in charge right now don't care about current students at all. They will show you the nicest rooms, the fancy riding center, and talk about how "sustainable" they are when you visit, but once they get your money they will make your life as hard as possible. The dorms rooms have mold, no hot water frequently, elevators that get stuck, and spotty heating. We don't have any professors, except the few recently graduated ones who have no idea how to teach and also d...   Read the full review...

Aviator College of Aeronautical Science and Technology Review

Terrible administration, terrible housing (no maintenance and disgusting state), rude. I all started wrong when saying my soon needed to be in the college at a certain dat and then the Visa App stated another. At the end 2 days before we had to organise everything in a rush. Nothing is formal. He moved all the way there and spent 1,5 months in the English course, he was told he couldn't go back home (outside the US) for Thanksgiving, I called and talked to the directo...   Read the full review...

University of Georgia Review

If you want to graduate from UGA, a student needs to take their academic studies seriously. It is hard to get into UGA, but if you stay focused and stay well rounded, a student's experience at UGA will be a positive experience....   Read the full review...

St Louis College of Health Careers St Louis Review

SLCHC is a great company to work for and it offers excellent healthcare education to students. The simulation labs and clinical experiences offered at SLCHC give the graduates a definite edge in the field. I enjoy the community of faculty and students at the Fenton campus. ...   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

Boston University has been such an amazing experience! Super awesome location, love the people there, and it's a great education. ...   Read the full review...

College of Our Lady of the Elms Review

This college is good if you want to focus solely on academics and resume building. The social scene really is nothing, in all honesty. The professors that stay are amazing and really into their subjects, plus they provide a lot of opportunities to grow. The retention rate for faculty is pretty awful, but, as aforementioned, you can get lucky with the ones that stay. They are really into "The Sisters of Saint Joseph" who founded the school, but other than that it really i...   Read the full review...

University of Arkansas Fort Smith Review

If you want to build actual connections with professors, chancellors, etc., come here! if you want to feel like you belong somewhere, this is a great place. ...   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

This school is...something. If you come here for the education alone and absolutely nothing else, then it's great from my experience here. Otherwise...I would not reccomend Valley Forge. This school is not a Christ-centered school if you look at the student body. This school being small does not help either, as people love to make harsh judgments about one another, making sure that it is obvious. Also very immature as people gossip, spread rumors, and the campus is full ...   Read the full review...

Carleton College Review

A fantastic school. Quirky in the best possible way. Great academics. Very inclusive. ...   Read the full review...

Marian University Review

I love this school. I have made great friends and have a great community that supports me. I always feel safe on campus even with everything going on around campus. Some of the dorms really suck. The professors are hit or miss but are getting better. They really do their best....   Read the full review...

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Review

South Dakota Mines is an excellent value with a fantastic ROI, that turns out top-tier scientists and engineers who are changing the world. ...   Read the full review...

Saint Joseph's University Review

Fun experience...   Read the full review...

SUNY at Albany Review

The college overall is great, there are an abundance of resources but they are just marketed poorly so as a student you really have to chase after those resources as they are extremely beneficial (specially as a transfer student). The campus is beautiful, student life is great, and it is very diverse (I'm an alumni as of 2021). Party life is decent and some of the bars are good (though there aren't much, about 4-5 decent bars), it gets great if you decide to have a desig...   Read the full review...

Whitman College Review

Whitman was some of the best four years of my life--many lifelong friendships and most of my jobs have come from Whitman connections. Highly recommended! ...   Read the full review...

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania Review

You will love it at ESU. It is what you make it. Great value !...   Read the full review...

Texas Woman's University Review

This is an amazing college...   Read the full review...

Carroll College Review

If you want to be challenged in your academics and do not want to simply get an easy science degree, this is the school for you. Compared to other schools, the science program goes a lot more in depth. Parties are a hit or miss, college sports are fun, make a good group of friends too!...   Read the full review...

The College of New Jersey Review

Great school academically. Definitely a suitcase school where a lot of students go home on weekends, which makes weekends pretty dull. Freshman dorms are in serious need of renovations. As a parent, you need to know that TCNJ has a terrible merit scholarship program. Highest amount they give is just $3k per year. Most students don't get anything. And NJ Public universities seem to rake NJ students over the coals a lot more than other states do to their in-state applicant...   Read the full review...

Abilene Christian University Review

One of the best physics and engineering choices possible. Great research....   Read the full review...

University of San Diego Review

Fantastic campus ... Fantastic Atmosphere - Midsized Enrollment with Big Urban area nearby - San Deigo!...   Read the full review...

University of Hawaii at Manoa Review

They have many academically rigorous programs and the cost to attend is very reasonable for in-state, out-of-state, and international students. Many degrees also qualify for the Western Undergraduate Exchange, making it even more appealing to potential students from the West Coast. My academic experience there was amazing and the people were extremely warm and inviting. It felt like home very quickly and was extremely hard to leave when I graduated....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Good but the administration does not care about students' mental health. This is true of many colleges....   Read the full review...

Beloit College Review

Beloit is an excellent school with amazing faculty that care about their students. Excellent research opportunities in a collaborative environment. Students are kind and caring and intellectually curious....   Read the full review...

William Jewell College Review

Horrible waste of money. High recommend going elsewhere. Very expensive. Dorm always has issues whether the heater is not working in winter or airconditioner is broke down in summer. Water heaters broke down a lot. Brown water from faucets. Advisors are useless. Do not help map out your classes or next steps to reach your goals. Will recommend that you change your major or go elsewhere if you don't. Teachers do not care about the students. They are only there to collect ...   Read the full review...

Austin Community College District Review

It is because it's a public college and it's affordable ...   Read the full review...

Webster University Review

It was nice and a good experience. I had so much fun and learned a lot at the same time it was everything I wanted in a collage. ...   Read the full review...

Belmont Abbey College Review

When I was a student at BAC, the community was amazing. Definitely made my experience unforgettable. The professors were also spectacular. ...   Read the full review...

NHTI Concord's Community College Review

Sub par experience. Campus safety and maintenance are lazy. Adjunct professors are lax. Grounds keeping needs to step it up. Communication between departments is non existent. ...   Read the full review...

University of Utah Review

The University of Utah is a good public school to learn at. It is full on students who commute to school and as such it does not have a very social atmosphere. I personally didn't come to the U to have a social atmosphere so it was fine for me. I am graduating in the spring and have some good job offers and graduate school opportunities lined up. The education is as good as you make it. If you do the bare minimum to pass then your opportunities won't be great but if you ...   Read the full review...

Siena College Review

Hate it here. Most other students I have talked to also do not want to be here. They only attend Siena because their parents want them to....   Read the full review...

Western Carolina University Review

Fun school, beautiful campus, good academics. Not much to do besides party on the weekend....   Read the full review...

College of Coastal Georgia Review

All of my professors are great! It's just the amount of money that I would have to spend on living there! No Thanks!...   Read the full review...

Herzing University Brookfield Review

Admissions process is not a smooth experience. Admission advisors are unresponsive to phone calls and emails and are not transparent with communication. For what an education costs at Herzing University, it is not worth it. Sadly, I will be transferring schools. The high turnover rate happens for a reason. Go somewhere and don?t waste any time here. ...   Read the full review...

Warren Wilson College Review

I graduated in '81. I love WWC. All the teachers became friends quickly. All of my dorms were great. I was on Heavy Duty and Rod became a friend quickly. The courses are great and diverse. There are a lot of activities to choose from. I have made lifelong friends with people I was in college with. The location is beautiful. The cost is well worth it. Will have lifetime memories....   Read the full review...

Green River Community College Review

Great school...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

First off, there is nothing fun to do here, Waco is ugly and everything closes super early/has weird hours. I'm not from Texas, so this place is a huge culture shock for me, and I feel very out of place. I was not expecting that, as a lot of people are from out of state. Almost everyone here is very religious and conservative, which I did not think would bother me as much as it does. For the most part people here do not go out of their way to be friendly or inclusive. Th...   Read the full review...

Saint Mary's College Review

This school is not easy. The women I met were very hard on me and lacked empathy and compassion. The students here being all women competed with one another constantly, whether it was boys, academics, teachers attention, whatever it was there was a constant battle of trying to fit in and be accepted. Although I left with my head held high, I didn't leave with amazing long lasting friends or amazing experiences. I left with a strong backbone and a F*** You attitude. I lea...   Read the full review...

Colgate University Review

The Best!...   Read the full review...

Whitman College Review

It is what you make it, if you make an effort to go out and meet people and explore Walla Walla it can be fantastic! Very accessible professors, not great on campus housing but very cheap off campus rent, interesting classes, good atmosphere if you can figure out how to avoid the spoiled brats....   Read the full review...

Northeastern University Review

It just keeps getting better and better: My son is a second-year student after safely attending Northeastern University in-person through COVID, an astoundingly fantastic logistical achievement. NU was tops in environmental engineering and biological research - just on COVID alone. My son is challenged, engaged, and happy. Note: Rankings are artificially lowered because students often graduate in 4-5 years (often with Master's too!!) due to the impressive cooperative ...   Read the full review...

Colorado Technical University Online Review

The school would benefit from a hands-on approach instead of a "research everything and write a 30-page paper on it" approach. Also, you will not get professional certifications from this school (IT field). The professors are hit-or-miss. I've had good ones and I've had really bad ones. I've never had any trouble with my advisors and they will help with your difficult professors and financial aid. The classes are 5 and a half weeks. Week 1 - introduction DB post, topi...   Read the full review...

University of Wisconsin Madison Review

Excellent faculty and resources that can train a student to come out with extraordinary skills and capabilities...   Read the full review...

Northern Illinois University Review

Urban slum. Hated it. Low standards even for Illinois. Not all teachers were bad but overall the education was substandard....   Read the full review...

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Review

The school was formerly party central. Those days are gone and academics rule. The campus is safe and beautiful. People are nicer downstate away from Chicago. Getting my Master's there and I am quite happy....   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

DO NOT ATTEND GCU in-residence. My son is currently at GCU and waits 2 to 3 hours a day for food. They only have shopping mall type fast food places on campus for the students - no traditional style cafeterias like any normal school (no matter how small) and they overenrolled by about 10,000 to 15,000 students on campus, further stressing their already fragile food resources. It's miserable for him and all the students. He truly waits about an hour per meal - time that t...   Read the full review...

Johnson C Smith University Review

Strong academics , spiritual , socially. A family tradition....   Read the full review...

Loyola University Chicago Review

My Loyola MBA opened doors for me. Worked for Fortune 1000 & other professional services companies. Liked that ethics were incorporated in the curriculum. Supportive environment. (Can?t comment on student life/partying/housing since that?s more undergrad territory)....   Read the full review...

University of Southern California Review

Sets you up for success - the Trojan family regularly shows up for you during and after your time here...   Read the full review...

Northern Michigan University Review

Great Area. Should be said more of a relax with friends and drink kind of party school. Also Cold, so very cold....   Read the full review...

Cedarville University Review

Incredible university!!! Cedarville is the place to be. Incredible Christ-centered culture, beautiful campus, rigorous classwork. God is moving here....   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

You pay top dollar for the quality of education you can receive at community college. I was so disappointed attending this school. I graduated from UT and then did another degree at a state school that was far superior at a fraction of the price. UT= Adjuncts galore, a low endowment so they have to con students anyway they can, and a dishonest and incompetent administration. They reward their president with a salary that is not equivalent to the university?s standing...   Read the full review...

Southwestern University Review

When I went to SU, there were a little under 1,000 students. It was a small campus with wonderful professors. It is a small campus so you have the opportunity to get to know everyone, if you choose. There are great sororities and fraternities. Life long friendships are made! Best college experience....   Read the full review...

Louisiana State University Review

It's a very good school. The campus is amazing!...   Read the full review...

Fort Lewis College Review

The college itself offered a wonderful education in a picturesque setting. I have zero complaints about my time at FLC. It had everything I wanted from an education, and everything I loved to do very close to campus....   Read the full review...

Loyola University Chicago Review

Great professors and learning environment. Location is near public transportation with shuttles also available for commuting to the beautiful Water Tower campus. ...   Read the full review...

LeTourneau University Review

If you're looking for a small university with a tight-knit Christian community, this is the place for you. As with any place, of course, you have to be careful who you spend your time with as far as friends?but at LeTourneau, there are so many good options....   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

KSU promises the world but doesn?t deliver! Nothing that we were told when we toured the campus is true. Campus police is not available to keep students safe. Housing is extremely expensive on and off campus. Professors do not care about the students. KSU is disappointing in every way....   Read the full review...

Kean University Review

My overall experience at Kean University was extremely positive. Professors and courses are top notch and up to date. I found Kean to be affordable and convenient as a commuting student. I felt extremely well prepared for my career in education thanks to Kean. ...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Denver Review

By far the worst administration I've ever encountered. The amount of inconsistent and incorrect information being fed to me from every level of advisor up to department heads and program directors has been truly appalling, I?m convinced no one at this school gives any care to their job. The director of my program, the woman who wrote the program and its required courses, didn't even know what seven (seven!!) classes she was in charge of (and teaching!). The education is ...   Read the full review...

Union College Review

Union College has excellent professors and has so many programs to help students graduate. The campus is beautiful and the athletic program is among the best. ...   Read the full review...

Arizona State University Review

ASU racist towards white students!...   Read the full review...

The University of Tennessee Martin Review

It was an incredible experience, best 5 years of my life, Freshmen, Sophomore, Sophomore again, Junior, and Senior. My second year wasn't the best....   Read the full review...

University of Kansas Review

Great and connected campus with Lawrence and metro area-it will be a part of you for life. There is a free spirit and a search for knowledge and an evenhandedness and caring for one another. It is a great University with great Traditions. ...   Read the full review...

University of Mary Washington Review

This school is great for kids who would benefit from a softer transition from home to the real world. Smaller size makes it manageable to get to all your classes fairly quickly (20 minute walk from one end to the other) and without the need for a car. Lovely brick walkways connect all the buildings throughout campus, with no roads to cross. You feel safe walking around campus at night. Class sizes are typically small. Your professors know you and are accessible. The ca...   Read the full review...

University of Phoenix Indianapolis Campus Review

This was the worst experience of my life! The dorms had mold in them, and the bathrooms had bodily fluids EVERYWHERE. This was a personal hell? ...   Read the full review...

Crossroads Bible College Review

I hated it here it?s literally the worst smelling place ever it reeks off gasoline and cat urine. The students were heavily homophobic and they supported country music, I couldn?t go a single night without hearing ?a single mom who works two jobs, who loves her kids and never stops? I had nightmares about Reba,,, I am utterly traumatized by this, one time I came into the bathroom and the toilets were? gone.. I had to pee on the floor that day. Also one time I was on camp...   Read the full review...

University of Indianapolis Review

This college had me in absolute agony! I am done with the treatment I got, I had my dorm mate throw up violently all over me!! WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ...   Read the full review...

Lock Haven University Review

Lock Haven?s acceptance rate is over 95%. That means they will admit pretty much anyone. Apply to other colleges that are more selective and use Lock Haven as your back-up. ...   Read the full review...

Brown University Review

Forget Harvard, This is the hidden gem of all Ivies! ...   Read the full review...

Colorado State University Fort Collins Review

Great school!...   Read the full review...

Athens Technical College Review

I do not have any other way to let prospective future students know about how things are done at this college. This is my second college experience. I went to Lanier Tech for 2 years with no issues, but at Athens Tech I have had nothing but problems with these instructors. I tried reporting one of my concerns, but that did nothing. College is supposed to be stepping into adulthood, but not at Athens Tech, here you are still treated like and elementary student. I used to ...   Read the full review...

Athens Technical College Review

My recommendation for Athens Technical College, do not attend. My first semester here, my instructors were great. After that, it has been down hill with these instructors. They're allowed to treat their students, however they like. My previous experience with instructors was concern, care, and understanding. Here I assume it depends on who you are. Certain students don't have to attend any classes all semester, not even the first day, but you are allowed to show up on t...   Read the full review...

Bishop State Community College Review

Simply put this is, by far, the worst educational institute I have ever attended. The classes are poorly organized and graded. None of the professors know how to teach. Everything is run down and falling apart. The support staff is lazy, rude and unhelpful. Wish I had hot wasted my time and money....   Read the full review...

Lynn University Review

VETERANS do NOT attend this school. Apparently they favor international students, i.e. non-citizens over veterans. Lynn was offering continued online enrollment to international students only for certain circumstances. Well, I only had 6 classes left to complete my degree and I got denied with a valid reason. I had to move away from Boca Raton to look after a family member who is having surgery and STILL I was denied. This is very shameful and despicable of this school t...   Read the full review...

The College of Wooster Review

I graduated in 2011 and had a generally pretty great experience. As more time has passed I?ve really come to appreciate the education, discussion and exposure to excellent educators I had at the college. I was encouraged to participate in a range of activities from Greek life, to sports to the newspaper, and I so appreciate the well rounded perspectives that afforded me. I think the large international population was also an amazing facet of the experience. I also worked...   Read the full review...

Christopher Newport University Review

This school treats students like a bunch of little children. First of all, they require that you live on their dorms for 3 years. Ridiculous. Secondly, they hold the students hands as if they were in elementary school. These are college kids, let them figure out things on their own....   Read the full review...

Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics Review

Decent school. Definitely learned a lot, and had fun learning it. GREAT teaching faculty, but the administrative staff could be a lot better. It's the treatment you get after you're an alumni that's a kick in the pants though. It's ridiculously difficult to get a transcript sent to another school (have to fax a form with your social and credit card information) and there's no electronic delivery system like most schools have. The woman in charge of sending them doesn'...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

I recommend American Intercontinental University to everyone since it is a very affordable and high-quality institution that is trying to provide the best education to its students. Because of COVID, I lost my job but I still wanted to study and use the time available as much as possible. I am pursuing my MBA with a specialization in Healthcare Management from AIU and I am happy with the format since it allows me a lot of flexibility in how I choose to study. I like the ...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

I never studied online before and due to COVID19, I had to opt for an online MBA since I didn?t want to waste the downtime. Luckily I joined American Intercontinental University through the selection process by Talentedge. My experience has been very good indeed. Online learning is different from on-campus learning and I do miss the classroom setting but AIU faculty does its best to create a nice and easy online learning environment. I think where AIU shines is the self...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

Hello all, I would like to say that American Intercontinental University has been a great choice for me. I am from India and I wanted to study at a US Business School so that one day I can look for jobs in the USA. Since I am working full time as an engineer, I can only study in my evening times and during weekends. It has been quite easy for me to balance my work and studies. The curriculum of Technology Management is really good. I am constantly learning new things an...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

I joined AIU MBA in Human Resource Management though talentedge in June. It?s the best thing that I have done for my development to date. I was recently introduced to my mentor who is an extremely experienced HR professional. My mentor has taken a keen interest in my development and I feel so lucky to have received this opportunity to be guided by such a professional. I love how American Intercontinental University personalizes the experience for me as I wish it to be...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

I recommend American Intercontinental University to everyone since it is a very affordable and high-quality institution that is trying to provide the best education to its students. Because of COVID, I lost my job but I still wanted to study and use the time available as much as possible. I am pursuing my MBA with a specialization in Healthcare Management from AIU and I am happy with the format since it allows me a lot of flexibility in how I choose to study. I like the ...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

I never studied online before and due to COVID19, I had to opt for an online MBA since I didn?t want to waste the downtime. Luckily I joined American Intercontinental University through the selection process by Talentedge. My experience has been very good indeed. Online learning is different from on-campus learning and I do miss the classroom setting but AIU faculty does its best to create a nice and easy online learning environment. I think where AIU shines is the self...   Read the full review...

New York Institute of Technology Review

The college is not appropriate the educators do not know what they are doing. Most worker's come and go for training purposes not because they care. Ever since the scandal that occurred the former graduates and current undergrads suffer. No one like's or trusts anyone from this school. The professionals do not act as professionals they all act high and mighty and take advantage of student's. The student's are monitored by various technology and by other's. If you want...   Read the full review...

Randolph College Review

A great school with interesting faculty and plenty of individual attention. Students are well-advised and tutoring is available free of charge. ...   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

Excellence school with some great professors, especially in CAS, Engineering, Questrom and Communications. MY son received two job offers upon graduation and now working for Amazon in Cambridge. ...   Read the full review...

Marion Military Institute Review

MMI is the school that set a solid foundation for me and set me up for success. The Military environment and structure gave me the tools I needed in order to navigate my collegiate career. Attending MMI prior to a larger four year institution really set me apart from my peers when it came to job searching. ...   Read the full review...

McCann School of Business and Technology Review

I just finished my degree at McCann School of Business & Technology-Lewisburg. Even through COVID-19 was going on I got the same support from the start to the end. When I started I was worry about starting due to the shutdowns happening. I was worried about not being able to finish the program. All the teachers I had was awesome, they answer their emails quick and even willing to meet at the school during the shutdown if needed. They was not worried about how much money ...   Read the full review...

Naugatuck Valley Community College Review

Clueless advisors, reps and faculty members that don't know how to respond to emails or answer phones. Their 2 year degrees take more than two years because they advise you poorly on scheduling classes. This school tried dropping surprise tuition charges on my account and they tried negating my financial aid because their financial aid rules on the website are vague or they contradict their own rules and the CSCU rules for the whole state. If you send an appeal expect to...   Read the full review...

Eastern Iowa Community College District Review

The Scott community college campus was very easy to navigate and have a wonderful atmosphere the only negative aspect was the limited amount of student housing available for students compared to other campuses across the states. My experience at the college was very pleasant and the staff was wonderful. highly recommended!...   Read the full review...

Taylor University Review

Taylor's "Living Together Covenant? (LTC) is a foundational document for the school. In it students, faculty, and staff promise to abstain from alcohol. Yet, it is known to (nearly) all that this restriction is violated by students, staff, and faculty regularly. Religious hypocrisy was condemned by Jesus. Yet, religious hypocrisy is taught at Taylor by frequent examples of repeated violations of the LTC by Taylor?s faculty and administration. Further, Taylor?s bus...   Read the full review...

Bard College at Simon's Rock Review

This is not a prep-school--it is a college! Professors will expect adult attitudes, though they are incredibly accommodating as long as you communicate. I have had an absolute blast at Simon's Rock despite my majors' lack of popularity. Staff has been happy to help me find ways both on and off campus to fulfill my credits and give me extra opportunities. If you want to learn something, this school will find a way to teach it to you....   Read the full review...

West Virginia University Review

A very good school in relative proximity to large eastern and miswestern cities, and at the same time close to outstanding outdoor venues....   Read the full review...

Rowan University Review

My daughter had the worst possible experience. Professors who told kids to watch YouTube when they asked for help to roommates who came in drunk at 4am during the week. ...   Read the full review...

Youngstown State University Review

YSU's in-state tuition is unbeatable. The price is great for a four-year university. However, it is a commuter school so there is not really a community-feel at the school. The campus itself is safe, but you cannot venture off of the campus for safety reasons. There is nothing to do in the area. Like any school, there are good professors and bad professors. I did a lot of self-teaching though during my time at the university. Overall, it is great if you live near and wan...   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Idaho Review

Very uplifting atmosphere. Resources available to students are immense, don?t believe what this website says. Opportunities available beyond graduation are plentiful. I?ve thoroughly enjoyed my years here at BYUI...   Read the full review...

University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Campus Review

Great academics, Oakland and Pittsburgh are fantastic. Our daughter really benefited from the experience....   Read the full review...

University of Hawaii West Oahu Review

The Public Administration degree arc is very informative and will help prepare you for work in the public sector. You will gain knowledge and skills in human resources, legal issues, research methods and a host of other topics, all of which are vital to moving ahead in public service....   Read the full review...

Northern Arizona University Review

Great experience! Small town feel with unlimited potential. Best decision I ever made! ...   Read the full review...

University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Campus Review

Excellent community, friendly, helpful, resources galore! Diverse and a great overall experience...   Read the full review...

Lock Haven University Review

Loved LHU!!!...   Read the full review...

Colorado Technical University Online Review

A lot of my classes were super informative, but the math ones were difficult because they don't do a good job of re-explaining concepts for people who didn't go to college right after high school. They try to build a sense of comradery with the Discussion Board posts, but really people are way too busy to participate more than required. Online is for people who have lives and can't attend regular classes, duh. ...   Read the full review...

Milligan College Review

Great educational experience. Dedicated staff with an emphasis on christian values. Had no trouble finding a good job after graduation....   Read the full review...

Montgomery College Review

I got my BA at a Big Ten state school, but needed to come back to school for some science prereqs for a follow-on program and I choose MC, which was the closest school. The biggest difference between a big research university and MC, is that MC students have experienced, PhD instructors. In a state school, you have a first-year grad student teaching most of your classes. I just finished a microbiology class with a teacher who has a PhD and spent years working with the...   Read the full review...

Weber State University Review

Very happy with all my classes. ...   Read the full review...

San Diego State University Review

I received a bachelor's and master's degree from SDSU. It is an academically challenging university, offers an enjoyable social life, and is located in what I consider the best city in the nation. The weather is as good as it gets and the ocean is within a short driving distance. My studies helped propel me into the executive ranks of two of the largest corporations in the world. My minor in English was instrumental with my success in publishing two books, one on contra...   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

Possibly the worst experience I could have imagined. The spiritual atmosphere has gone downhill, good Professors have all mostly left, student life plays favorites, financial aid workers don?t understand how to do their job, the Athletics department can?t follow up, you wait weeks for an email response from any staff, housing is disgusting and falling apart, the on campus food is average at best, and the student body is overall not Christ centered. The entire situation ...   Read the full review...

The Juilliard School Review

If you attend this school, expect to have steep tuition increases yearly. Money is obviously not invested back into the university as buildings and classrooms are often kept dirty and old. However! The people who teach and attend here are SO wonderful! If you can afford it, it?s a great opportunity. ...   Read the full review...

Stephen F Austin State University Review

I graduated from SFA in 2007. The facilities have improved vastly over the past 14 years. There are renovations and new buildings all over the campus. The Rec Center, Student Union Center, and Science/Engineering buildings are key features to the campus. The Basketball complex is getting some new additions to their facility as well. So improvements have been made to the University's physical layout....   Read the full review...

Norwich University Review

Norwich gave me the tools to become successful after graduation. I really never appreciated what I was learning on a daily basis when I was there, but looking back I would not have changed a thing. Employers are looking for employees with the values you learn at this school. Class of 79......   Read the full review...

University of South Florida Main Campus Review

It's one of three Florida preeminent public universities. It has fantastic professors and you'll be challenged academically. The house party scene around campus is decent, but if you want a more robust party scene, you've got to head to downtown, Ybor, or SoHo. These areas are about a 20min drive from campus. Tailgating at the USF football games is great as well....   Read the full review...

University at Buffalo Review

This school has charged me ridiculous fees since it closed for COVID and now that I?m due a refund they are making me wait THIRTY days and say ?hopefully ? I?ll be refunded on the 30th day. They have no problem taking my money but refuse to give it back....   Read the full review...

Triton College Review

A lot of the Professors are nice , open and understanding. As a former Nursing student, some instructors, one in particular, the Pharmacology teacher should be re-evaluated as to how she talks and interacts with some of the students', namely LPN's trying to progress. The Instructor is inappropriate when engaging with LPNs'. ...   Read the full review...

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Review

UIC-Urbana Champaign program and online iMBA needs improving. The videos that are used to teach students are hard to follow considering the professors dialect and the fast pace of the videos. The iMBA program is not structured to set-up the student for success. I now understand why the program is so affordable and encourage potential students to reconsider the iMBA program because its not robust enough. The videos are dull and boring. Please do your research. This univer...   Read the full review...

Career Technical College Shreveport Review

I received an Associated Degree from Career Technical College in 2008 which fell under the McCann umbrella. No one will take the 96 credits I earned. I graduated with 4.0 and it doesn't matter to any other college. Since the school has closed it's doors now, I cannot even get a copy of my transcript. They say they have no access to documents from the school. I guess they don't need access to student load money borrowed by their staff either. I will be reporting this and ...   Read the full review...

University of Saint Francis Fort Wayne Review

If you are a college student with a disability -- spectrum disorder, low vision, hearing impaired, etc. -- the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, IN is not where you want to go to college. It is extremely difficulty to get reasonable disability accommodations, and the faculty is not supportive. The Office of Reasonable Accommodations is not under Student Affairs but Academic Affairs -- so your instructor selects what accommodations you will receive. There are mu...   Read the full review...

Connecticut College Review

Great academics. Beautiful campus. Quintessential New England liberal arts atmosphere. A very special place. ...   Read the full review...

Texas Wesleyan University Review

Texas Wesleyan is a small school and the classes are challenging. However, it is not a Christian school by any stretch of the imagination. The professors are on hand and helpful but they are almost all liberal thinkers and Marxist. Critical Race Theory is pushed in almost every class. Some classes are blatantly anti American. It is not a safe place for conservatives or Christians. If you question the professors on political views or revisionist history there is serious b...   Read the full review...

Western Michigan University Review

My time at WMU, outside of my marriage and children, was the best experience of my life. The quality of the faculty was excellent, people, in general, are kind, and there are a lot of fun things to do. I was in a fraternity which was also a great experience. If you are looking for a big school, but not too big like MSU, WMU is a great school for you. I chose WMU over MSU due to its size and it worked out well....   Read the full review...

Villanova University Review

Villanova is exactly what you could need in a school. Competitive academics with encouraging professors. A wonderful sense of community, and if you like to party there is a time and a place. Yet, every Villanovan is doing homework on Sunday's and most find time on Saturday's to get some work done as well. ...   Read the full review...

Marquette University Review

Overpriced. Administration is not genuine and is hypocritical. Lots of money better spent elsewhere but the city is great....   Read the full review...

Vanderbilt University Review

So many opportunities and everyone is incredibly welcoming and collaborative...   Read the full review...

Franklin University Review

Flexibility in scheduling made it possible for me to attain a bachelors degree while advancing in my industry....   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

The environment at Valley Forge was unwelcoming and judgmental. Students are immature, spread rumors, and it is overall just a hostile social environment. Everyone is fake and it gives Christianity a bad name....   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Provo Review

An amazing experience for anyone....   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

The university does not have housing for all students. Enough only for the freshman and sophomores. Juniors and seniors have to find their own apt...and Tampa is very expensive. University does nothing to help this. They could accept less students...or build housing...   Read the full review...

Barton College Review

Great experience overall. Great social work program....   Read the full review...

Hampton University Review

Plain and simple it?s overpriced. Academics are good, pretty sure they?re better than most HBCUs and colleges in general. Some professors will look out and others don?t care which is okay, but there are some that I get the vibe that they want me to stay and spend an extra semester at Hampton. Campus atmosphere is cool, a lot of ?hey what?s up? from people I don?t know and a lot of cool vibes. Housing definitely needs improvement to say the least, either bland or downrigh...   Read the full review...

Louisiana State University Review

Everyone I know that has decided to come here would say that this is the best school they have ever been at....   Read the full review...

Spartanburg Methodist College Review

This college takes your money and does not provide the instructions you pay for! Teachers stopped classes after 30 to 40 min or sooner and told students to watch links on the internet. Struggling students had no chances to get help as teaches avoided class interaction! Paid for campus activities while being an online student refusing to undergo weekly covid 19 testing. No activities for online students, social isolation and uncaring staff at this college. Only money hung...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

I'll get right to the point and tell you what I wish somebody would've told me before I came here. The school is small, I mean REALLY small. If you're expecting to have some crazy college experience full of partying, drinking, and going out, this is not the school to do it. It's just not here. Everything closes in Waco so early that by 10pm the only thing open is a Whataburger with a 30 minute line. There is no night life at all, we have a single bar that is mediocre at ...   Read the full review...

The University of Texas at Arlington Review

Overall a great experience! The University of Texas at Arlington is the largest Texas university by enrollment in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area (DFW Metroplex) and the fourth in Texas after UT, TAMU, and UH. UTA has a great reputation and name recognition, and it is only getting better. Students are friendly and constantly trying to excel academically and acquire even more knowledge. Classes are challenging. Professors are very knowledgeable and bes...   Read the full review...

Toccoa Falls College Review

There is a lot of clique-ish tendencies at this school. There is not a lot of diversity or room for freedom of thought....   Read the full review...

Siena College Review

I am a current freshman, and absolutely love Siena! The campus is beautiful, the food is good, and the professors are great! I have yet to meet someone rude, and it is easy to make friends with all of the events held and the small class sizes....   Read the full review...

Lynn University Review

Wouldn't trade my experience for the world!...   Read the full review...

Simpson College Review

If all you want out of college is a great education then this is the college for you! If you want to have any sort of fun outside of the class room good luck. The administration detests their students, specifically the res life staff, and seldom do they listen to the students critics or complaints. Also you won't be able to avoid harassment from other students if you hold ANY political views that don't align with the far left agenda, nor will the college provide supp...   Read the full review...

Butler County Community College Review

It was amazing...   Read the full review...

University of Oregon Review

The best ...   Read the full review...

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Review

This school was not really what I expected. The campus is dead and the way positions are picked is biased. The food and freshman faculty are not the best....   Read the full review...

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Review

A lot of parties with a lot of opportunity in the honors academy...   Read the full review...

Navarro College Review

Yes, it is amazing....   Read the full review...

Stephen F Austin State University Review

Great experience at SFA, great value, classes were just the right size, and the campus is beautiful. There are not as many experiences for African American students outside of the campus activities. Perfect for someone who is comfortable with a small town with limited entertainment options. ...   Read the full review...

Navarro College Review

Good...   Read the full review...

Franklin and Marshall College Review

Best decision of my life. Incredible professors, great community, extensive travel abroad opportunities, inspiring research positions, and ppl I am sure will be lifelong friends. Grateful for this awesome school....   Read the full review...

Franklin and Marshall College Review

I graduated 2 years ago and used the alumni network to land my dream job....thank you F&M for a great 4 years and for preparing be for life after graduation. Loved my time on campus and in Lancaster. Still in touch w several professors. ...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Denver Review

Amazing!...   Read the full review...

University of California Santa Cruz Review

UCSC is one of the most underrated colleges in America. The academics here are extremely rigorous and the opportunities given to us by having Silicon Valley 30 minutes away are a blessing. The college campus is arguably the most beautiful in the world and the city of Santa Cruz is the perfect place to be a college student. If rent wasn't so expensive, I'd consider UCSC to be a perfect school. ...   Read the full review...

Keuka College Review

It is wildly overpriced for what you are getting. You are in the middle of nowhere, there is nothing special about the education. A community college is drastically cheaper, other local colleges provide a better education. Try Naz, HW or Elmira...   Read the full review...

Duke University Review

Duke has many opportunities to do many different thing I was amazing being there and it is well worth the money...   Read the full review...

Rice University Review

Rice University made me the best man I could be I love it there.It is where I met my girlfriend....   Read the full review...

Napa Valley College Review

This school is awesome!...   Read the full review...

Huntsville Bible College Review

The college gives you a second chance in furthering education. ...   Read the full review...

Boston College Review

Please do not get BC confused with BU. Both are universities, and that's all they have in common. BC is in a beautiful suburb and has an infinitely nicer campus than that of BU. BU is on the rise, but BC will always be the best the city has to offer. Very elite....   Read the full review...

College of the Siskiyous Review

The school is pretty good considering the low costs and can be great about needs and wants, but overall the atmosphere is very conservative and sport focused....   Read the full review...

Huntsville Bible College Review

I think that Huntsville Bible College is a great institution of higher learning that prepares students to be leaders in ministry. The teaching at the college is exceptional, Christ centered, biblically based, and doctrinally sound. If you are serious about furthering your knowledge about God, I encourage you to enroll at Huntsville Bible College. From my matriculation at Huntsville Bible College, God blessed me to start a Ministry called Sharing God's Love Ministries....   Read the full review...

Xavier University Review

Great school...   Read the full review...

Butler University Review

Some departments suck, others are great....   Read the full review...

Fortis College Salt Lake City Review

Unreliable...   Read the full review...

Mount St Mary's University Review

Went to The Mount in the late 2000s. It was amazing. As an alumni I will never donate because I disagree with the direction the school is going. Someone would be crazy to pay $50k+ a year to go here. They get you in with high scholarships, where you have to maintain a minimum GPA. Focusing on lowering scholarship amounts, while also lowering the price would a more honest approach. I have multiple people I know 10+ years later that are in jobs that did not require...   Read the full review...

Fortis College Indianapolis Review

The entire time in the nursing program was stressful there is no help from the instructors and no guidance. There is a high turnover rate every time I look up there is instructors leaving. The pass rate sucks none of the students can pass when they get done. Then at the very end I was hated on by other students that didn?t succeed and said I cheated so they made me suffer and said I can?t take my exam until they finish their investigation. Like they don?t look out for th...   Read the full review...

Coastal Carolina Community College Review

It is not a party college, but if you want to study and work hard then this is the college for you....   Read the full review...

Arlington Baptist College Review

Bad degrees, bad experience, immoral students, awesome Old Testament survey class though....   Read the full review...

University of Rhode Island Review

It was a great experience and gorgeous campus. I attended in 1990 and had excellent professors, some small classes and made a lot of friends. ...   Read the full review...

McCann School of Business and Technology Review

Definitely dont go to this school. Even though I had minor success; the trainers " ARE NOT PROFESSORS " just have to look up their credentials still have students loan debt for a Associate's degree that really has no VALUE except for if you want to teach in the field that the degree is for. Compared that to the certificate which is lesser time and money ,both programs courses are the same.. the recruitment process is a lie and a way to obtain the highest amo...   Read the full review...

Cottey College Review

This is a great college if you want to get a good education for a good price, and if want to focus on your studies. The professors are more than willing to help you and will go out of their way to do so, but their classes are hard. Nothing you can't handle, though. Cottey has a lot to offer, but you have to look for some of it. This school really cares about their students, but they are really strict about a few things, like housing, so be careful about that. They of...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

Bad school overall. As a graduate, I cannot recommend this school to anyone. I regret moving to this state to attend. Rotten institution, no real help with employment opportunities or post-college services. This school is a waste of money....   Read the full review...

Lebanon Valley College Review

The academics at LVC, especially in the sciences, were top notch. The experiences I had there, including summer research and presentations at local and regional science meetings, prepared me very well for graduate school. I was not big on the party scene, so a small town was a great environment for me. Hockey games in Hershey, restaurants and shopping nearby, it was great. And a great little pizza shop downtown. ...   Read the full review...

Colby College Review

Excellent college with excellent academic. ...   Read the full review...

The Evergreen State College Review

Amazing professors that are invested in the success of their students. Great math programs and tutoring center. Community is eclectic and your experience is what you make it. Students own their education and the value of their degree. I never stayed in student housing....   Read the full review...

California State University Northridge Review

Very nice, my daughter is graduating from the school this year! ...   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

It was a Covid year - but it was prison. Deans would sit in front of restaurants in town and threaten you with expulsion is you went in. Paying that kind of $$ to be treated like a child? No thank you. Also, administration acts all woke, but the student body is very white and conservative. Would not recommend....   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

All excellent...   Read the full review...

Central Connecticut State University Review

My experience at CCSU led to a lot of personal growth, which I continue to look back on as turning points in my life. I was not a great high school student; that changed in college. I learned a lot about myself while at CCSU & learned to believe in myself. That may have not been the case at a bigger school; in fact, I doubt it would've been. After graduation, my degree & GPA held up as well as any other & I landed a job in a very competitive environment. I'd say about...   Read the full review...

Lehigh University Review

Lehigh is without question the finest university a decent, clean, moral, intelligent, hard-working American student could attend. The mission is Education with a cap "E." If you come to apply yourself and master a subject and make a success of your life, you'll find unparalleled opportunity. On the other hand, if you come to whine, proselytize and make excuses, you'll soon find you're in the wrong place: your kind is not tolerated and we don't want you nastying up our...   Read the full review...

Millennia Atlantic University Review

If you are looking for a "university" that is solely interested in scamming you out of money, promising temporary visa status, while offering you worthless pieces of paper that say you accomplished something that no company will take seriously... this is the place for you! Horrible teachers with no networking worth. They will not teach you anything, you will not learn, and you will be treated like another number they can pocket a few dollars out of. FIU, Miami Dade or pr...   Read the full review...

University of Michigan Review

Greatest Experience ever never trade it for anything ...   Read the full review...

Western Michigan University Review

Best idea I've ever had ...   Read the full review...

University of Iowa Review

The university is overall really good....   Read the full review...

University of Maryland Baltimore County Review

The best college ever!!...   Read the full review...

University of North Texas Review

I would recommend North Texas to anyone who is looking for a diverse school with quality education. The experiences that I had at UNT were unforgettable. There are opportunities to get involved everywhere, whether it?s through gaming, intramural sports, music, the arts or even journalism. UNT has something for everyone and this school allows you to become the best version of yourself through programs, leadership classes, and just flat out fun events that are happening on...   Read the full review...

Appalachian State University Review

It was amazing i was so safe and protected met my fiance and now i am a student at Duke ...   Read the full review...

Lansdale School of Business Review

Overall experience was good, just wish I would have know that credits are non-transferrable to local community colleges as it was originally presented. Great school for continuing education! ...   Read the full review...

Wayland Baptist University Review

I have been going to WBU for 1 year at the Alaskan campus. The courses are informative and class sizes are good. The instructors have been very clear and knowledgeable. I attended both online and in-classroom courses. The in-classroom subjects have a far better study environment than on-line due to glitches or the nonpersonal attention being taken out of lectures because of COVID. I work full time and attend classes as a student in the evenings. I recommend Wayland Bapti...   Read the full review...

Pfeiffer University Review

This is purely to make up for the all ones review (I think they thought that 1/5 is best) but I am a prospective student....   Read the full review...

Appalachian State University Review

The student life experience is very good with sports teams playing in the SoCon and Sun Belt conferences along with a multitude of social events, clubs, intramural sports and greek life to participate in. The academics are very good, especially in the business school for accounting. The food is pretty good at App State however they should add more dining options or chain restaurants in the future on campus. Off campus there is much to do with the Tanger Outlet Mall, down...   Read the full review...

Case Western Reserve University Review

Overall pretty good college. Social life is not good tho don't expect big parties.......   Read the full review...

Sierra College Review

Our daughter attended as a Fashion major and had a very disappointing experience. She struggled in her classes and got no help. The department head is obnoxious and counselor was no help. We transferred her to Consumnus and she is doing much better there....   Read the full review...

Milligan College Review

Horrible school not worth the money. They don't care about you as a person. Classes never transfer only good here. No fun allowed. ...   Read the full review...

Syracuse University Review

Awful, only go if you want to be drunk 24/7. Worst investment of my life....   Read the full review...

Evangel University Review

I loved this school when I went there 20 years ago. Tons of fun and the town is great with other colleges. I had professors that cared about my education and really supported students success. ...   Read the full review...

DePauw University Review

Overall, the teachers were nice but they provide no real value other than the external scenery and atmosphere. The students are predominantly in agreement that there is no real benefit educationally. The classes are extremely difficult but do not necessarily coincide with the major you wish to pursue, also there is a limit to how many classes you can take. There is no flexibility in terms of choosing classes that you are interested in, and the dorm life is ok. The food i...   Read the full review...

Rust College Review

I met my lovely wife Lakesha at Rust. This college has amazing academics and amazing culinary. Every Friday they serve popeyes with a desert. I highly recommend coming here if you have nothing else in life and want a fresh start...   Read the full review...

Chadron State College Review

Great well-rounded school and has a great atmosphere when there 10/10 would recommend to all...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Denver Review

Most (90-95%) classes at CU Denver end before 5pm (M-F, no classes on weekends); there are no evening options at all for Business undergraduate. Class schedule is not adult friendly. I don't know why the website says the school offers evening or weekend classes....   Read the full review...

Miami Jacobs Career College Columbus Review

Horrible non-credited scam staff horrible educators and all!...   Read the full review...

Colorado Northwestern Community College Review

If you want to pursue a career as a pilot DO NOT attend this school. There?s a review from 3 years ago about the aviation program and nothing has changed in 2020/2021. You will be here far longer than the two years. No one is concerned about your flying or how often you need to fly. You will have no support or direction. The school and the program do not communicate in the slightest. They also do not care very much about your school schedule as they will schedule flights...   Read the full review...

Cedar Crest College Review

I love my college. The campus is beautiful. The faculty members/ staffs really kind to everyone. ...   Read the full review...

South Plains College Review

It may have changed, I went there a while back, I really enjoyed SPC! since they had oil on the grounds they always had the money to upgrade to the best teaching tools. I was in TV production, they had the best ENG cameras and gear. The studio was top notch, The professors were top notch but laid back(IE they let you fail then told you how to do it right By fail I mean a assignment not the classes.) It was my favorite school I attended. I then graduated from SMU. ...   Read the full review...

University of Iowa Review

Not amazing, but great for a quick four years....   Read the full review...

Harvard University Review

Best school in the country ...   Read the full review...

The College of Wooster Review

If you are a straight white male, you will be spied on, ratted on, harassed, and should you slightly deviate from any of their rules, you will be sanctioned to the fullest extent permitted, even to the point of violating your civil rights. I am speaking from personal experience. Female students with the same violations as male students get to choose from a kumbaya circle or watching videos; male students relegated to remote learning (that is they cannot set foot on campu...   Read the full review...

Wood Tobe Coburn School Review

Sham "college". Nothing but a young adult Mean Girls experience with teachers & counselor's who pretend to care. NO job search assistance provided, as promised. Exorbitantly over priced for a poor education. Attend FIT, NYU or Parson's - this place is a waste of time & money. SCAM!...   Read the full review...

Toccoa Falls College Review

Don?t go here unless you want Christianity shoved down your throat. Horrible Campus Life, Athletic teams are treated like crap, Food is horrible ...   Read the full review...

Dodge City Community College Review

It was very unorganized. Nobody really knows how to do their job and the administration only cares about your money. They don?t value student input. They don?t care if your professors never show up to class even if you speak up you will be punished for it. ...   Read the full review...

Connecticut College Review

Great people, excellent professors, and a fantastic college experience....   Read the full review...

University of Maine at Fort Kent Review

Great small college setting and a very welcoming community. Canada is on the other side of the river and the ease of being able to visit another country and learn about their French heritage adds to the UMFK experience. ...   Read the full review...

University of Dallas Review

Great place, despite its ugly architecture. Professors are knowledgeable yet for the most part down-to earth and easy to approach outside of office hours, willing to work with your schedule. Campus life involves a drinking culture, associated with Groundhog, though year-round, and students often go off campus to party. Nevertheless, the University takes its Catholic identity seriously and is connected to the Diocesan Seminary and Dominican Priory....   Read the full review...

Curry College Review

This school is collapsing. They are dropping different majors left and right (including mine) and firing the best faculty. The teachers do actually care about students, but too many are really old and just lecture at you. Avoid a train wreck and go somewhere else. Campus is super boring and there is nothing to do on the weekend...unless you run away to Boston. ...   Read the full review...

Ferris State University Review

great...   Read the full review...

Cabrillo College Review

it's wonderful. i love the school....   Read the full review...

Gannon University Review

Beautiful place, very clean . Very helpful people. I am very glad that my son is studying in Gannon. ...   Read the full review...

Houghton College Review

Great small Christian college in a rural area. It is in the middle of nowhere so you don't have tons of distractions from your studies and friends....   Read the full review...

Thomas Nelson Community College Review

The school is okay for a community college ...   Read the full review...

University of North Carolina at Greensboro Review

I absolutely loved my time at UNCG. My time there changed my life for the better. I don't have enough good things to say about my time there....   Read the full review...

Duquesne University Review

Small campus. It's like going to a community college. Academics aren't challenging at all....   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

Financial aid office is horrible. They have been rude and condescending to me every time I?ve tried to talk to them. They are lazy and instead of answering questions they just transfer you to different people who then transfer you to different people and so on. They have interrupted me while I?m trying to speak and basically don?t want to help. The overall experience at KSU has become horrible for me just based on Financial aid services. ...   Read the full review...

Anderson University Review

It was AMAZING!!!!!!...   Read the full review...

Hofstra University Review

Hofstra is a Long Island university that appeals to spoiled, arrogant, self-entitled, annoying, vacuous and vapid brats. The classes are nowhere near as rigorous as other highly reputed colleges and universities and it is extremely expensive for what you get out of it. The faculty can be very hit or miss and the administration is interested in only one thing and that is taking your money and as much of it as they can. Do NOT be taken in by Hofstra's marketing liter...   Read the full review...

Richland College Review

The advising at the Dallas College Richland Campus is horrible. The music advisors place students that are not qualified in the program to fill chairs for $$$$. Students are put in 100 - 161 credit hours. The Associate's Degree is only 60 hours. 66 is the maximum number of credit hours that will transfer to a 4 year university. All attempted hours count. At 150 hours Texas Universities charge residents the much higher out of state tuition. At 180 hours financial ...   Read the full review...

Kenyon College Review

Great experience...   Read the full review...

University of Wisconsin Platteville Review

Honestly was really a great school for the most part back before COVID when all classes were in person. Since COVID has struck and classes gone online they have very quickly gone downhill and handing the situation very poorly for learning quality....   Read the full review...

Calvin College Review

My son graduated from Calvin in 2017. His choice to attend Calvin was one of the wisest decisions he made. His major was biochemistry. He was also a student athlete as a runner for Calvin. This University ( 2019-2020) is an amazing institution of higher education. Student to faculty ratio, environment that stresses diversity and supports a high degree of integrity , a great place to grow as a young adult. Calvin is not a party school. Calvin prepared my son to mo...   Read the full review...

Adrian College Review

Worst dorms in the state of Michigan!! community bathrooms with poor water pressure, limited wash stations and no running water or sink in a dorm room. School makes you live on campus all 4 years. Athletic facilities are nice....   Read the full review...

Penn State Main Campus Review

Great...   Read the full review...

Auburn University Review

I graduated from Auburn many years ago (1993) and I still love to visit the campus. Many AU alumni end up retiring in Auburn if that tells you how much we love AU. It is still a smaller town with less drama than a major city would have. I hope my kids go here, it is much more expensive than when I went. My degree was in Psychology and I ended up in sales. It worked out great for me. Some of my fondest memories happened during my time in Auburn and some of my lifelo...   Read the full review...

Stephen F Austin State University Review

I had an amazing experience at SFASU, and I now make over 6 digits. It is a small town, safe college, with an absolutely beautiful campus. There is plenty to do with good friends and some fun bars. I was never bored, got a good education that didn't kill me on loans, and I am successful as a graduate. ...   Read the full review...

Whitman College Review

Awful. Costs a fortune, grading is inflated, and the courses are useless. The campus is isolated even from the little town of Walla Walla - an inescapable little fish bowl of insufferable pretentiousness. If you want a mountain of debt, an abiding resentment for the rosy-eyed, idiot children of yuppie Seattlites and a useless degree, then by all means, attend Whitman....   Read the full review...

Rutgers University New Brunswick Review

Its big and crowded (pre-covid). Your experience is what you make of it pretty much. ...   Read the full review...

Baton Rouge Community College Review

Baton Rouge Community College offers great affordable academic opportunities to students wanting a solid education....   Read the full review...

CUNY Bernard M Baruch College Review

If I'm going to graduate from Baruch College, I would be extremely grateful. Not many of us will succeed. Love my professors and fellow students. ...   Read the full review...

Vanguard University of Southern California Review

Overpriced, wish I went to a public school...   Read the full review...

University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Review

Science department and advising admin lack severely. Campus life is very limited in activities and acceptance. Very cliquey school. Lack of things to do other than drink....   Read the full review...

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Review

This university provides an outstanding, quality education for all students....   Read the full review...

James Madison University Review

JMU was the best decision I've made and that's no exaggeration. I met friends I will have for the rest of my life and grew as a person in ways I never could have imagined. The faculty here are very supportive and challenge your perspective. JMU just feels like home, it might have alot of students but you'd never know it by the feel on campus...   Read the full review...

DePaul University Review

Great education, good price-performer, teachers are top-notch, and large alumni network. It?s located in a terrific Chicago neighborhood, so if you are looking for a school in an urban setting this is a top choice....   Read the full review...

Harper College Review

Harper has awesome faculty who care about your success as a student, graduate, and as a person. They tend to all aspects of wellness. If you need help with anything they provide it. Tutoring, food, computer, extra help in a specialized class, resume/cover letter/interview/job leads, scholarships, childcare scholarships, gym, dental clinic, mental health practitioners, and massage therapists. Most of these services are free to the Harper student (taking credit courses or ...   Read the full review...

Piedmont International University Review

The faculty/staff are the saving grace of PIU. Unfortunately, they've been laying off great staff members left and right, in order to get a "fresh start." They aren't regionally accredited so my credits would not transfer to any of the schools I wanted to go to. In the past, they have "left out" the fact that they are a Christian school, so I know many people who showed up and were surprised about the strict dress code, no drinking/smoking rule, and curfews. If you're lo...   Read the full review...

Friends University Review

The program for special needs has made my dream come true friends should be my cheapest college choice....   Read the full review...

Chapman University Review

Chapman is a great school that is growing in reputation and strength. The university is home to a diverse population making everyone feel welcome. It's in a great Southern California location near a lot of opportunities and stuff to do....   Read the full review...

College of Coastal Georgia Review

If you have any dignity, please do not come here! The resident assistants are really rude, and the housing director has a tendency to backtalk you if you live on campus. A hate crime happened on campus, and they were silent on it for too long....   Read the full review...

Lehigh University Review

I really enjoy Lehigh. It has a beautiful campus and a really cool view of Bethlehem from one of the dining halls. The student body is also very chill. I always feel a strong sense of community. All of my professors have been great and are passionate about teaching. Like at most schools, some classes have easier professors and you will find yourself competing for them. Greek life is very big here. If you are not into that however, there are tons of clubs and events so yo...   Read the full review...

University of California Santa Cruz Review

Unlike the previous former student, I firmly believe you get out of college what you put into it. UCSC provided me with one of the best and most well-rounded educations I could have found anywhere. It feels like during this time of COVID the rest of the US is still playing catch-up. The on-campus housing was sufficient, clean, and safe (and required at the time) for the incoming class. They provided family housing for re-entry students. The campus is also in arguably one...   Read the full review...

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Review

World class instructors, very diverse student body, great alumni network, outstanding value!...   Read the full review...

Occidental College Review

I am a parent of a student who attended virtually due to the pandemic. I had low expectations of the academics for that reason but found my son was engaged and learning through the efforts of his teachers- they gave many (hard to grade) rigorous writing assignments - considering the on-line learning format was new for most, I feel the college did a great job and the academic standards are high. ...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

With starting college during a pandemic, I think I had the best experience I could've possibly had. When talking to my friends who went to other universities around the state of GA (including UGA, GA Southern, UNG, and GA Tech). We compared the dining, living and social situations. KSU wins in every category. ...   Read the full review...

Oral Roberts University Review

Prosperity preaching is the main point here, not the gospel. ...   Read the full review...

Eastern New Mexico University Main Campus Review

Great School!!!...   Read the full review...

Biola University Review

Biola University is the best investment for your college education, spiritual growth, relationships, and life you will ever make! The school has wonderful, hardworking, caring, professors who will meet with you whenever. They have great tutoring programs and truly care about your success. ...   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

People say it's a good academic school - the professors are good for the most part, but the students aren't particularly bright. They're just rich so their parents keep pumping in that tuition $$. It's also VERY Trump 2020 and there is NOTHING to do there unless you want to binge drink at the teen tiny Greek Village. The bar scene basically consists of Buffalo Wild Wings. And because it's a residential school, administration lords over you like children. I really don't u...   Read the full review...

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach Review

If your goal oriented and do not want any of the typical college "distractions" (fun) ER is your place. Absolutely nothing to do, the people are either in ROTC or watch anime day and night. Had to transfer after sophomore year because I was really not having a good time. I did do well in classes and enjoyed them when we were in person, but check out your professors before hand, some are amazing, some suck and will make your life miserable while you pay their salary......   Read the full review...

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design Review

Excellent school if you are looking to study design, such as Communication design, Interior Architecture and Industrial design. Great furniture minor program with great wood working shop and metal working shop. Technology is always being updated, though WIFI access could be improved. The Student housing is nice but extremely over priced. Staff is understanding and students are respecting of each other. Location is great being on a river and the Third Ward is home to many...   Read the full review...

Briar Cliff University Review

Briarcliff Financial Aide Department didn?t do their job which cost my daughter a government grant of over $2000 her Freshman year in college. When I realized what took place, they would not take any responsibility for the actions or lack of action from their department. The turned the blame on me as a parent for their lack of follow through. For a Catholic/Christian based University this is pitiful and I would not recommend this University for anyone else?s child. ...   Read the full review...

The University of Tampa Review

Great school...   Read the full review...

Liberty University Review

If you're conservative, Christian or just politically active in general this is the best school I could imagine. If you're looking for a uniquely mature college this is it. I think the school is incredible and rapidly on the rise. But if you want to party and go drinking this is not the place, most people would rather have deep conversations than turn off their brain and go out to a party....   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

This is a Christian College. It's great for people who want to go to a small school and have chapel multiple times a week. It's great for those who want to go into ministry or get a background in Christian teaching while training for a secular career. It is not for those who want to party and have sex. The school's goal is to draw you closer to God and educate you. If that is your expectation, you won't be disappointed. ...   Read the full review...

SUNY at Binghamton Review

Great college...   Read the full review...

University of Michigan Review

University of Michigan has a strong reputation nationally and internationally. The quality and plethora of graduate programs can not be beat by any other university. I graduated from the College of Pharmacy in 1997 and I have had employment ever since graduation. Living on and off campus was safe and the professors I encountered were all professional. I have very fond memories of the school. Go Blue!!!!...   Read the full review...

Edison State Community College Review

I think Edison State is a great place to learn the classes are well structured. ...   Read the full review...

University at Buffalo Review

UB is a spectacular value. It's all up to you. If you challenge yourself, you can select a rigorous course load that will prepare you for advanced study anywhere. After graduating from UB, I completed further training at Michigan, MIT, and Harvard. I was born and raised in western New York, and I had visited UB many times before matriculating. I met one of the great loves of my life there. And some great friends too. I really have nothing but fond memories of the place. ...   Read the full review...

Texas Tech University Review

I am a graduate and hope my children will go to Tech. I have a good degree, it?s helped me become gainfully employed. Unfortunately, the university did not help me find a job. Or they did not have good relationships with employers, unless you were in the Engineering college, all other colleges...not so much....   Read the full review...

Loyola University Chicago Review

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University of California Santa Cruz Review

This school is hard to beat. The academics are top tier and the campus places you in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Having silicon valley 40 minutes away from you is something other schools can only dream of. This is the school to go if you want to major in computer science or astrophysics. ...   Read the full review...

The University of Texas at Tyler Review

I am an International student here at UT Tyler and I love to be here. Everyone is truly caring. Since it is a small campus, you have the homely feeling while on campus. For instance, all of my professors know me personally. The campus is beautiful with a Lake at the center. I love being here! ...   Read the full review...

LeTourneau University Review

Do not go here if you require any disability support. Very discriminatory against differently abled students. Zero support, targeting and harassment allowed by administration. Sickening....   Read the full review...

Abilene Christian University Review

Small classes, dedicated faculty, and a good community atmosphere. It's in West Texas, but the on-campus sports are fun. And the smaller size of the university is conducive to deep friendships and mentorships. ...   Read the full review...

Colorado Northwestern Community College Review

I only gave the academics/professors 5/5 because the program I was in (National Park Ranger Academy) is 1 of only 5 in the country. The housing is terrible, the food is terrible. You can tell the town of Rangely use to be great, but it has declined a lot. It?s still not the worst town I?ve been to. The next actual town is an hour away. ...   Read the full review...

Bethany College Review

I absolutely love it here! The professors and faculty for the most part are amazing! The people and experiences you will have here will last a lifetime! I couldn?t be happier!...   Read the full review...

La Salle University Review

It was great especially the Marketing department! ...   Read the full review...

DeSales University Review

Amazing Direct Entry 3+2 Physician Assistant program! Great faculty and generous campus culture. Everyone is SO nice, and the curriculum is built with your overall health (I get to take a Pilates class as my PE requirement!)and best intentions in mind. My classes are rigorous and challenge me to the best of my ability. Go bulldogs!...   Read the full review...

Occidental College Review

Oxy is a small highly liberal college located in a quiet neighborhood in Eagle Rock. The average tuition cost is 75k year there could be some merit money in the 10k range provided to someone in need or for a 4.0 and 30+ on the ACT. Would say this college has potential given its LA location and small high school feel - its main deterrent is the cost, few clubs not great athletics, no greek and its party scene, kids drink a lot. Like many small liberal colleges, the hardes...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Denver Review

If you want to just study and get a good education while making a few friends this is the place! The school cares about its students and doesn't have performative activism, they actually do things. It is hard to make friends but if you go to clubs, stay in dorms, and go to the events they hold you will most likely make friends outside of your classroom! The diversity is wonderful as well. It is close to downtown so you have a lot of networking possibilities and also a ni...   Read the full review...

Abilene Christian University Review

As a high-school student, looking for colleges, I recommend Abilene Christian University. Most of the professors are kind from what I have met and is a great atmosphere for Christians from everywhere....   Read the full review...

Pepperdine University Review

Pepperdine has a pretty strong disregard for any marginalized populations - so if you happen to fit into any of these categories, this may not be the best school for you. On the other hand, if you're straight, white, able-bodied, and Christian, you'll probably love this place. Their abroad programs are by far the best part of the school. I studied in Buenos Aires and the experience there was vastly different from the Malibu campus. If you're interested in having a super ...   Read the full review...

Central Connecticut State University Review

Great school with a lot to offer. It will prepare you for the future!...   Read the full review...

Stevenson University Review

There are lots of clubs on campus, but it's easy to not know about them. You really have to attend campus events and meet different people to hear about some groups. This isn't a party school; so many other students complained about lack of parties. Not every college is like one you see in movies. If you want that, go google 'party schools' and go there. The dorms are awesome, no cinder block walls. Professors are smart and there's a lot of interesting classes....   Read the full review...

McCann School of Business and Technology Review

One of the worst community colleges BAR NONE! Not only do the policies constantly change literally a few days before you start the new semester, but you are expected to be there NO MATTER WHAT. If you miss 3 classes you are expelled (even if you were sick/family emergency/work). I'm currently in debt to this school and they didn't tell me nor my parents that my loans were building up. In fact they never gave us any information. The teachers (not all of them) were total j...   Read the full review...

University of Notre Dame Review

Notre Dame has an amazing campus. The academics are phenomenal and form life allows students to make lifelong friends....   Read the full review...

Saginaw Valley State University Review

It was a great choice ...   Read the full review...

University of Washington Seattle Campus Review

Love it and found my wife there...   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

If you are white and a Trump supporter, this is the school for you. The academic faculty seem to be very caring for the most part, but the student body is very monolithic. ...   Read the full review...

Northern Arizona University Review

It was some time ago that I attended NAU but I loved the small class sizes, incredible instructors, and you really can?t beat living in Flagstaff. ...   Read the full review...

Stephens College Review

I am a current student at Stephens and LOVE it here! My major is in education and I honestly couldn't ask for better professors to learn off of. All professors here are incredibly passionate about what they teach and offer so much in terms of information and also support. The campus is also so beautiful and small, it's a perfect place to call home. Columbia is a cute little town with so much to do, and being close to both Mizzou and Columbia College allows for you to mak...   Read the full review...

Hesser College Review

I guess I must be above average my loan was paid in full within 3 years of graduation well above the average quoted here for an annual salary for a BA and the student body sucked here at Hesser College lack of focus on academics students wasted class time and no shows. Faculty really cared for the students who applied themselves....   Read the full review...

Sierra College Review

This school was an absolute nightmare administratively. The "help" from counsellors left me missing four classes I needed to transfer to UC Davis in the two years I went to school here. I tried extremely hard to get the help I needed to transfer easily and within the time frame I should have been able to do it and they sent me in the wrong direction. The teachers weren't ready to start school on the first day and had us starting behind by not posting necessary books unti...   Read the full review...

University of California Irvine Review

BEST CHOICE I COULD HAVE POSSIBLY MADE! UCI is such an up and coming school, getting more prestigious every year. Lots of diversity. Ranked number 1 nationally for low income students, who later become high net worth individuals. Super eco-friendly (first campus with electric busses). People may say the party scene is lame, but I lived on the Newport Beach Peninsula my junior/senior year which is where the bars/party scene is located. And how many college students can li...   Read the full review...

University of Miami Review

Our student has enjoyed an active social life (pre COVID), experienced a diverse student body and has incredible internship opportunities. He says the food could be better but there are plenty of other option on campus and nearby. All in a great city to experience. The University?s communication is excellent....   Read the full review...

Oregon Coast Community College Review

Horribly inefficient staff who have no desire to improve. Hard to get through to anyone. They make excuses rather than admit mistakes. Teachers know their subjects, but are not top notch at teaching. Classes are small so that is good. Basically, I just wish the school cared enough to fix rather than justify problems....   Read the full review...

Expression College for Digital Arts Review

This place is a sub-par diploma mill. It does not prepare students well. At. All. Avoid this For-Profit institution at all costs. I know many people who went here and their lives are in shambles because they decided attend this ?school?. Most have 100k + in debt and are struggling to survive. DO NOT GO HERE. ...   Read the full review...

University of Kansas Review

The best five years of my life. Beautiful campus with great academics located in one of the best college towns in the county. ...   Read the full review...

Houghton College Review

If you are not a devout christian, AVOID AT ALL COSTS...   Read the full review...

University of Notre Dame Review

It is a great school definitely recommend....   Read the full review...

University of Pikeville Review

Party and bar scene is a "1" because college should not be about partying and getting drunk. If it was a "5" it would be a waste of my time because I went there to learn. I didn't graduate from U of P because I joined the army and went to Viet Nam. When I returned my home state of Illinois offered returning combat vets 4 years of a totally free university education at any school in the state. Too good to pass up....   Read the full review...

Central Connecticut State University Review

Apply yourself and you will make it. Some Masters Degrees are not yet offered in some departments yet. ...   Read the full review...

Stanford University Review

Keep grades up to par and never slack off. Education is worth it but entirely too much money to just blow because of stupidity!!!!!...   Read the full review...

Trinity College Review

I am a recent graduate and have no trouble securing a great job. I will be going to an Ivy League grad school in the fall....   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Best education for the value!...   Read the full review...

Point Park University Review

Don?t go here. They?re super overpriced for what it is and don?t care about students. (It?s private but looks like an abandoned community college) There?s a quick turnaround time for both students and faculty. If you?re considering dance than it may be good for you because that?s where all of the funding goes but if you?re going for something else look elsewhere. Professors are underpaid and under appreciated and quit or ?leave? very often. I told myself I?d never transf...   Read the full review...

Texas Christian University Review

I came here when i was younger and had a wonderful experience...   Read the full review...

Musicians Institute Review

Studying at Musicians Institute gave me the courage to step outside of my comfort zone. I had no musical background or understanding of what it took and meant to be or become a musician. During my journey at MI in 1983, because of my drive, passion and willingness to fail and get back in the game, I was offered many artistic opportunities. When I realized I was a better ?Actor? than a musician, I accepted a role on the Number 1 daytime TV show, the Young and the Restle...   Read the full review...

North Carolina State University at Raleigh Review

I've loved my time at NC State so far; I'm a junior studying psychology and social work. Students are smart and work hard but they're humble about it. Campus is just a few minutes away from Downtown Raleigh. There are lots of local businesses on Hillsborough street and Avent Ferry; we have NC's only DP Dough and lots of boba tea spots. Talley Student Union is beautiful, it's a great place to study, attend a club meeting, or hangout with friends in between classes. Studen...   Read the full review...

Wayne State University Review

If ur a business student you better double major. Super easy you?ll get a 4.0 if you just try....   Read the full review...

College of William and Mary Review

Excellent academics. Prepared me for graduate school. Developed a strong work ethic....   Read the full review...

California Maritime Academy Review

Serious targeted and efficient ...   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

My experience at Grantham University was truly a wonderful experience for me. I have been serving in the US Army for 19 years. I truly needed to obtain my bachelors degree before I finished my 20 years of Active Duty time. This wonderful university ensured that I received my Degree in Multidisciplinary studies. If you are military Soldier this university will ensure that you are completing your assignments on time if anything goes on your counselor that you are assigned ...   Read the full review...

Washington University in St Louis Review

Wash U is fabulous in so many ways: top professors, top students, top facilities, stunning campus, and so much more. TOP 10 School ...   Read the full review...

University of Connecticut Review

I really adore this college because of the down syndrome program and undergraduate student government and I planned to attend this college to study dance...   Read the full review...

Loyola University Chicago Review

It's faculty, professors, and academics are all phenomenal, not to mention it's campus is beautiful as it's right next to the lake....   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

Overall, I would recommend this school to others. The things I like about Grantham University: 1) Military Friendly, My tuition assistance covered all the tuition and there were minimal fees in the beginning, circa 2018, fees were eliminated later with the exception of a graduation fee 2) My student advisor was awesome, he would answer any question or get me any info I wanted to decide what class was next or how many classes I was going to take. I never took more tha...   Read the full review...

Madison Area Technical College Review

I really like this college, every one was really nice. The classes ranged from easy to hard, so there was a little bit for everyone....   Read the full review...

Radford University Review

An amazing place to spend your college years. ...   Read the full review...

Hope College Review

Hi! I am currently going to be a sophomore so these are my thoughts on Hope. If you come from a very diverse high school like I did it will be difficult to adjust to the change that this school is very white. While I did have some racist encounters with students it was not many. But I will say that this school does indeed care about its students. I had a problem with my first res hall and actually was able to move to a new dorm and building relatively fast. Their concer...   Read the full review...

University of Valley Forge Review

I?m currently a student but this will be my last semester after what I have recently heard about the school...   Read the full review...

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Review

I wish I never went to this school to begin with. Faculty and staff has a narrow mind of what ?ministry? should look like and believe anything outside of the church, work wize, is sinful and a waist of time. Going to this school was one of my biggest mistakes in life and I wish I never waisted my time there to begin will. DO NOT GO, YOU WILL HATE IT. ...   Read the full review...

Trinity College Review

Top notch education with plenty of opportunities available for students. Beautiful, friendly campus. My student got a good job weeks after graduating and got into a top graduate school....   Read the full review...

Texas Tech University Review

Large university but worth the price if student is in-state....   Read the full review...

Richland College Review

The music and other advisors put students into excess credit hours in music and other nonsense that are not transferable, apply to nothing, use up all of students' financial aid and then lands them in out of state tuition at their own Texas Universities. Students end up with no job skills and no gainful employment. The music advisors are using students to fill chairs and get tax dollars into the department. Only sign up for credit classes if you have a degree plan fro...   Read the full review...

Community College of Philadelphia Review

They really helped me get where I wanted to be....   Read the full review...

Florida Atlantic University Review

Great education in Paradise setting!...   Read the full review...

Siena College Review

Very expensive. Worth the college experience absolutely, but will definitely hurt your wallet. Professors are caring and helpful and want the best for their students. Class sizes are small and intimate, creating a learning environment beneficial for hands-on students. Partying is a prominent feature, and students are friendly, welcoming, and sociable. Walks to class are short and sweet. Campus is very safe and the community is supportive. Dining halls aren't fantastic, a...   Read the full review...

University of Michigan Review

I was informed by everyone that I asked that it was an outstanding school. I went in with high expectations and UofM exceeded them easily! I loved going to school here! My degree got me a very good job right away. So, so happy I chose Michigan! And you get a bit of the four seasons which is an awesome experience for someone from the south....   Read the full review...

Clemson University Review

Great value....   Read the full review...

Kansas City Art Institute Review

Best thing I've ever done with my life so far. It was a great place for learning the critical thinking involved with being a good artist/designer. I attended graduate school at UMKC for a year and it was a joke compared to the intense community at KCAI. Great to have so any other artists around to help with critiques. If you're a person who takes being a designer lightly, like mostly only does it for the money, then go to a cheaper school. But if you truly want to be a...   Read the full review...

University of Nevada Reno Review

Really a great manageable city with tons of things to do. Nice weather and some snow in the winter. ...   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

The program was two years, utilizing military TA. The school was very accommodating to my needs within active military service. As I traveled and mission ops increased, they assisted and adjusted to help keep me on track and successful in my degree program. Each student has a consistent student advisor to help with paperwork, finances, and they check on you before a course starts and within the first two weeks to see how you are doing. Having this consistent primary ...   Read the full review...

University of Nevada Reno Review

Great medium sized city with tons to do. Great parks, close to Lake Tahoe and tasty BBQ places. There are more than a dozen BIG events per year so what's not to like ...   Read the full review...

University of Nevada Reno Review

There are many food options on campus and another dozen a block away. Dorms are great for meeting people & getting to class on time. Go Wolf Pack!...   Read the full review...

University of Nevada Reno Review

LLC dorms are the best unless STEM is your thing & they have a dorm for you. The food courts give you options. Movies are inside theJoe and outside in summer....   Read the full review...

Chapman University Review

Having an academic background I have to admit that CU off course is not the best option available in Greater LA area. However, it is defiantly one of top 5 schools. It is much affordable comparing to UCI, USC and UCLA. Some really descent professors and variety of majors. I guess this is one of most important factors....   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

I think Grantham University is a great place for anyone to go. The staff is nice and very helpful and was always available....   Read the full review...

Coastal Bend College Review

Teachers seem to want you to teach yourselves. Completed all my assignments and taught myself at home after lecture classes. Barely help on tutor.com:when they did help it was a foreigner. In addition, a time limit of an hour and one half per week. Unfortunately, the subjects i was taking had no tutors for those subject in on campus. Subjects poorly taught by low level educators is the crux. Qualifications teachers is questionable. I had one teacher just read straight ...   Read the full review...

Hardin Simmons University Review

The down syndrome program has really impacted me ...   Read the full review...

Winthrop University Review

Winthrop is an excepting loving community. They cater to students with disabilities so well. I 100% recommend Winthrop University. ...   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

Utica College is like a home away from home. The small class sizes allow professors to get to know the students on a personal level and provide the best learning experience that can be tailored to their individual needs. The faculty and staff here are so amazing and they try to do whatever they can to help the students succeed. I chose Utica College for their occupational therapy program and I am so glad I did because I have made so many great friends and the faculty has...   Read the full review...

Villanova University Review

It's not for everyone, it's not a party school if you're a freshman guy you're not getting into anything without knowing someone, if you are fine with spending the weekends with a group of friends or going into the city to party rather than on-campus then you'll be great. It has a really high price tag but in my experience, they have been generous with grants making it economically feasible to be there. Diversity is an interesting topic, many complain the ratio is low, a...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

Baylor is the perfect school if you want the combination of hard-working, education-driven students, but also an incredible social life....   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

kennesaw state is such a dusty school. full of wannabe?s that act as if ksu is such a good place to be. it?s for mediocre students or ppl who can?t afford a good school and has a mediocre social scene and academics. not to mention forgettable sports teams....   Read the full review...

Florida Atlantic University Review

N/A...   Read the full review...

Kean University Review

A good school for the price point. Campus is nice and there are new building being built all the time. The newest buildings are extremely nice and clean, meanwhile, other buildings like the art building are horrible. There are good food options like Jersey Mike's, Auntie Anne's, Smashburger, and three Starbucks on campus. Right across the street from campus is a Panera, Chipotle, and another Starbucks. This is a mainly commuter school but the dorms I've been in are nice....   Read the full review...

Lebanon Valley College Review

Annville is a small town with not much to do. There are fast food and sit-in restaurants within a 5-15 drive from LVC including Chipotle, Panera, Popeyes, Texas Roadhouse, and Longhorn. There are more restaurants and attractions in Hershey which is approximately a 20-minute drive from campus. If you are looking for a party school, LVC is not for you. They do, however, have good academic programs. The athletics are not incredible, but attending the games is still a fun ac...   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

Grantham is 100% online, so there are no review ratings for Campus related items. I have received multiple job offerings based largely on having my Master of Business Administration in Project Management. I turned down an offer from IBM with a starting salary above $75,000 because of the 2 hr commute that would be required, but the point is that a degree from Grantham means something in the business world. It is one of the lowest tuition rates in the industry and ther...   Read the full review...

California State University Fresno Review

It's listed as large, but it is not that big, it will probably take you 10-20 to walk from the furthest buildings, that's something to keep in mind if you'll take back-to-back classes. A lot of schools are known for bikes, Fresno State is known for having scooters. Most of my professors have been great, and classes are not that difficult. It is not a huge party school but there are some, you just need to socialize to find out about them. The library is great, you can go ...   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

The class size is very small which makes for a good hands on learning experience....   Read the full review...

Wilmington College Review

The administration and staff could care less about the students. The dorms and apartments are not kept up and in very poor condition. The professors as whole try very hard, but they lack support from the administration. Athletics are poorly run as the athletic director always has an excuse, instead of figuring out how to improve. The President of the college could care less and if you challenge him he gets sarcastic and has told professors if they don't like it leave...   Read the full review...

Lipscomb University Review

Many great teachers...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

Non-technical degrees are great. I took Information Technology, and ever since they switched from Southern Polly, it has gone downhill. The professors are unorganized or just simply detached from the classes. If you go here, do NOT take IT until that changes. I hope this helps someone. I can vouch for CS as well. ...   Read the full review...

Biola University Review

It's a great university! Beautiful campus and spaces nearby when you want to get off campus. It costs a lot, but you benefit from it from wonderful staff, free hammocking spots from SGA, and quality food compared to most cafeterias (though doesn't compare to mom's home cooking!). Every staff on campus from the professors, financial aid, or cleaning works are Christian and really encourage and grow your relationship with Christ. Academically, it is challenging, but not un...   Read the full review...

Iowa Western Community College Review

The college is varied when it comes to the technology used by the faculty. It seems that some departments don't have access to the same resources as others....   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

Utica College is a great option for so many different students. The school offers many different programs, all of which are excellent. I will be going into my senior year this fall, and have to say that it has overall been a great experience. Professors, success coaches, and other advisors have worked with me to get me to where I am and have been more than helpful along the way. Many of the professors are great people to know and make connections with as well. The campus...   Read the full review...

Menlo College Review

Menlo college has an excellent community and the school is very good in helping the students excel in terms of securing a career after graduating. The school offers numerous opportunities for students to get involved on campus. Menlo is also a good place to network and make connections not just with students but also with professors, staff, and professionals outside of campus ...   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

I love this school! The people are very friendly/ welcoming and the staff is always there to help when you need it! The food is meh, but what can you expect they have to feed so many people every day. There are many opportunities to get involved. I am a member of multiple clubs and the track team. College is what you make it, so make the most of it! ...   Read the full review...

Harrisburg Area Community College Harrisburg Review

It is an inexpensive way to start off college. The professor are all nice and helpful. They want to work with you and with your schedule....   Read the full review...

Grantham University Review

Grantham is a school that is 100% online. This means you got to put the work in and not approach seeking a degree with a sense of entitlement. Could the school improve in certain areas, absolutely. We all can improve in certain areas. But at the end of any day, its all about accountability and that goes both ways....   Read the full review...

Harding University Review

Great Christian atmosphere. Everyone is very friendly. The professors are outstanding- they go above and beyond to ensure that students succeed. Though Harding is expensive and seems to raise their prices every year. ...   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

It is a small, tight knit community environment that offers a wide variety of clubs and orgs for students to join outside of class to meet more people. Pretty focused on healthcare, construction management, and criminal justice but offers many other programs outside of these. ...   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

Some things that Utica College does really well is providing an atmosphere that makes students feel welcomed, important, and able to succeed. When I first came to UC I was very anxious over whether or not I would meet people and if I would fit in. As soon as I stepped on campus the Moose Movers greeted me with such genuine excitement, helped me move in, and gave me confidence for the rest of orientation. Because of the relatively smaller size, I was able to make close co...   Read the full review...

Florida Institute of Technology Review

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Utica College Review

Utica College makes a community for everyone to feel welcomed. The faculty and staff are all so nice and have your best interest at heart. Everyone wants to make sure you're successful and doing well. The professors are so helpful and truly care about how each and every single one of their students is doing. Everyone is so friendly and it's a home away from home. ...   Read the full review...

Utica College Review

24 All Categories I am currently a sophomore at Utica College and I wouldn't trade my decision for the world! I am so happy I chose this school. One of my many favorite things about Utica is the small class sizes. I am really close to a lot of my professors which is very helpful for me. I have always been one who excels when I can talk and ask questions during class. I never feel overwhelmed with having to ask a question or talk to my professor. All of my professors ...   Read the full review...

Virginia Tech Review

I only gave Social life and party 4 stars because geeks like us in Virginia Tech who living among farms and mountains can only play and drink with ourselves. That being said, despite the above fact, we have one of the best dining halls among american colleges. And this fact makes the restaurants around the campus also need to hold pretty high standards. So if you are worried about daily life on campus (as in rewarding yourself with a delicious meal after a day of miserab...   Read the full review...

Loyola University Chicago Review

This place is NOT diverse Loyola University has a high LGBTQ population, but they too are almost all white, that is where they get their diversity from. My freshman year there was a lot ignorance against students of low-income and people of different races. No obvious racism, BUT definitely bias for the white race. ...   Read the full review...

Trident University International Review

Trident University International was the most educational online institution in 2011. Everything about the school worked for the military student. No books, but that doesn't make it easy. It meant you must obtain your own research materials. No tests, tests are replaced by 10 research papers and 5 online discussion threads which the student must participate in, per course. What can I say about Trident?.Here is the downfall as a Veteran I have learned that in 2017 Trident...   Read the full review...

Ferris State University Review

Enjoyed time at ferris...   Read the full review...

Stephen F Austin State University Review

SFA is an outstanding small-town school. The only/major drawback is the overuse of foreign Grad Students who are really not so qualified as to be a fill-in professor. Their culture and language skills are a detriment to College studies. I.E. if they don't speak English and/or have the mastery of the subject matter, then don't allow them in the position. Bottom line, If I had to do it over again, Hands Down!! SFASU...   Read the full review...

Ohio University Main Campus Review

It's amazing the way it is, it is so beautiful....   Read the full review...

Western Washington University Review

Wonderful university near Canada. Plenty of outdoors to explore and rich campus and college experience. Highly recommend...   Read the full review...

McDaniel College Review

Great people in the admissions office. The administration has done a lot to improve the academic/athletic/student center facilities on campus,as well as the schools national academic standing. The professors deeply care about the "growth of the students"from both an academic/intellectual perspective as well as from a social perspective too. The school offers excellent employment opportunity resources to help foster that student "growth"into future successful careers! ...   Read the full review...

Trinity College of Florida Review

I graduated this past May 2019. This is one of the best Christian colleges! They won awards the past 2 years as most affordable online college although I took night classes. There are day, night, and online classes. I loved my experience here and it really prepared me for my career. I was hired right from my college internship. Besides, Evangelist Reverend Billy Graham graduated from here!!! What else do you need to know. It's an awesome school!...   Read the full review...

Wayland Baptist University Review

Don?t come unless you want experience high school again also dorms are non privacy because they like to hear about your social life. Office people don?t care. It?s hard being yourself so if you do come here I wish you the best of luck and to those who like looking for trouble this is your place. Had to change school because of their stupidity and not in a good way. ...   Read the full review...

Spelman College Review

this is an all women collage and what that means is that there is no boys that go to there school and i think thats preetty awsome...   Read the full review...

Long Island Business Institute Review

My journey at LIBI started some six months back. I am enrolled in the Business Management program and the support I have been receiving from the management as well as the professors is commendable. I am glad I joined LIBI!...   Read the full review...

Beacon College Review

Yes Beacon College is a beautiful campus and staff. I think my daughter is going to enjoy college life and be safe at the same time. I'm glad Beacon College went to visit the students of Pepin Academy Tampa campus....   Read the full review...

West Coast University Orange County Review

Good school, I was able to land a job fairly soon after graduation and passing the NCLEX....   Read the full review...

The Community College of Baltimore County Review

Graduated with engineering tech degree, man professor asked in a rude way whether I was in the wrong class, just because I was the only woman. UNBELIEVABLE professors not acting professionally at what they consider a top school.SO CLEARLY CCBC DOES NOT SUPPORT WOMEN AT STEM FIELDS. Professors did not teach, neither they were helpful to provide with any recommendation letters, just lazy.Also, my engineering technology degree was a waste since they declare in their websit...   Read the full review...

Seton Hall University Review

It's an okay university, everything is just about average. The weekends are boring everybody goes home and it turns into a ghost town. The activities the school sets up for the students have good intentions but no one goes.I've made some friends and had some fun here and there but its very boring here. Btw WE are #2 in sadness so yea that's about it. ...   Read the full review...

Ohio University Main Campus Review

I've been a student here for the past 4 years and I'm honestly so sad that my time is ending. Athens has become like my second home. I have made some of my best friends here and have some amazing memories. The most challenging thing is finding the balance of school work and going out. Once you get the hang of that everything is going to be blast (I went out almost every Wednesday-Saturday and still had a 3.5). Recommend this school to anyone that wants that typical colle...   Read the full review...

United States Air Force Academy Review

Come expecting to work....   Read the full review...

Fordham University Review

Overpriced school that isn't known at all out of the Northeast. Students are incredibly homogenous for a school in the Bronx and party scene is restricted to about three bars. Go elsewhere....   Read the full review...

University of Central Florida Review

It is a wonderful school for engineers! But is also great for business majors and psychologist majors as well! ...   Read the full review...

Long Island Business Institute Review

Except for the long hours of operation, everything about working with the Long Island Business Institute is pretty convincing. You are absolutely going to love the zeal and enthusiasm of the students if you ever get a chance to work here!...   Read the full review...

Long Island Business Institute Review

Long Island Business Institute is definitely a great place to work. The best thing about LIBI is the department heads. They are some of the finest people in their fields and yet, extremely understanding and supportive....   Read the full review...

Stanly Community College Review

Horrible school. The faculty are rude and unhelpful. I wasted nearly a year of my life and hundreds of dollars on useless classes that I didn?t need. They refused to certify me, got a bunch of teeth sucking or eye rolling and ?Ooh, someone should have told you that you can?t have that until you do this-and-that....? Incompetence all around. The other students are stressed and angry all the time, lashing out at others and insulting them, bullying them, and making fun of t...   Read the full review...

Rust College Review

As you continue your studies to prepare for your future, you will be surrounded with staff, faculty and administrators that are truly concerned about you and will encourage you to do your best and provide guidance for you to totally become successful....   Read the full review...

California State Polytechnic University Pomona Review

This was the best academic experience. I did both bachelor and masters. The faculty in the Math Department are amazing. ...   Read the full review...

United States Air Force Academy Review

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Sacred Heart University Review

Sacred Heart University has done much to update the grounds to make it look very appealing (like a country club), and, as a result has had much growth, but the infrastructure has not grown in unison. Students have difficulty signing up for requires classes and meeting on a timely basis with their advisor. Support services are stretched. Housing can be either really good or extremely poor with some students placed in triples that look like they weren?t meant to be. B...   Read the full review...

University of California Riverside Review

UCR improved a lot on both academic and the campus. Their ranking had been changed to more prestige and rank up higher in 2019. I think the bad reputation is just the geographic location which is located at Inland empire with no ocean or beaches. But remember it is close to the mountain and near the so.cal ski resort. Big Bear lake. ...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

We were misinformed by the Baylor recruiter when applying to colleges. Baylor is not worth the money you pay a year. Even with scholarships. The Academic Advisors are inaccessible, misguide you and you are only allowed one visit with them per semester. The prestigious Biology department is not so. There was a petition in October 2019 with approx. 60 students on four of the Professors on their teaching. The classroom sizes are not small and the Professors do not care i...   Read the full review...

Ave Maria University Review

This place may be in Florida, but that is all it has going for it. The facilities do not suit the school at all, the parking lot is literally gravel....   Read the full review...

Kalamazoo College Review

Best valued school in Michigan due to its 13:1 student to teacher ratio....   Read the full review...

Towson University Review

Great acadamics and fun scene in a great college town...   Read the full review...

Landmark College Review

Words that immediately come to mind when I think of Landmark College...Nepotism,  abuse of power, mismanagement, lack of communication,  misogynistic ("boys club" mentality), toxic, dysfunctional, socialistic, Big Brother, unorganized,  strong left-leaning political agenda, poorly maintained buildings and grounds, extremely expensive, shady (borderline illegal) business practices, mismanagement of funds, lack of accountability, unprofessional, unappreciative of hard work...   Read the full review...

CUNY City College Review

Old Mech Engineer Grad.. School surely prepared me for the field of Engineering. Found out i was better prepared that a lot of others, Fast....   Read the full review...

Nebraska Wesleyan University Review

99% of students have financial aid and the professors really do care about you and your classes. They are more than willing to help you in so many different ways!...   Read the full review...

St Catherine University Review

I loved my time at St. Kate's beautiful campus, engaging community, great professors. I didn't go here as a college freshman. It's located in one of the safer neighborhoods in St.Paul and Mpls. I'm not going to lie, I lived in downtown Mpls and I went out on the weekends there. There are some very nice and very bright students here. There are every kind of women farm girls, nursing students, hipsters, goths, art girls, and every other category. Returning women students ...   Read the full review...

North Carolina A & T State University Review

A&T truly feels like a home away from home. There's no other school I could ever imagine myself graduating from. ...   Read the full review...

University of Arkansas at Monticello Review

As far as academics go, it?s decent depending on your major and your instructor. They are known for their Forestry and nursing program. I heard how wonderful the faculty were but only had 1 instructor who really taught or cared about his students. They will not work with you if you are ill or have to miss class especially if your an athlete. A lot of the instructors are hard to reach and when they do respond, are not helpful.The worst part is the communication and system...   Read the full review...

Immaculata University Review

It's a good school if you're only focused on schoolwork without having much fun. Only go here if you don't mind a small school with little action....   Read the full review...

Illinois State University Review

ISU is a bargain financially and an extremely underrated school academically. Undergrads have a large and varied choice of activities, and can even participate in research that at a lot of other schools is only done by graduate students. Nearby highly ranked schools, large and small, often piggyback on ISU because they don't support the kind of student activities and competitions that ISU offers. There isn't the grad inflation or last minute course drops available as wit...   Read the full review...

American InterContinental University Online Review

Stay away from this scam. I completed AIUs BBA degree plan and completed it shortly before I retired from the US Coast Guard. I thought along with my 30 years of experience a degree would give me a better chance of getting a good civilian job, wrong!!!!! I soon found out no employers looked on the AIU degree as a real one. I decided to go back to school and get an MBA, and after applying at no less than 5 colleges/universities if found that not one of my AIU credits tran...   Read the full review...

Centura College Richmond Main Review

First the campus has a convenient location and is located on the bus line. The school has a good partnership with local business and companies. The atmosphere is positive, supportive with staff that constantly support and encourage the best out of our students. The instructors are top notch, are professional and have wealth of information. The student and career services help before you enroll, during your enrollment and after you graduate. If you are a hands on person...   Read the full review...

Columbia Southern University Review

CSU is an excellent online school. The professors usually respond to all emails within a day and provide reliable feedback. Most assignments consist of writing assignments, so be prepared. Plagiarism is easily detected and not tolerated. The tuition is very reasonable compared to other online schools. All of my textbooks were free as long as I mailed them back to CSU upon completion of each course. I would recommend this school to anyone who works full-time or does not h...   Read the full review...

Duke University Review

Duke has the perfect blend of superior academics coupled with an ACC collegiate environment.School spirit never stops, campus is beautiful, sunny weather, cool/hip restaurants, bars, entertainment venues around Durham (downtown revitalization), people are nice.Great academics with some of the best undergrad programs in the country ...   Read the full review...

Clemson University Review

It?s just not that fun. No diversity- everyone here is white, preppy, narrow minded, and very full of themselves. The town has nothing going on- a small, conservative, holier than thou town where the only thing going on is Clemson football. The social scene is also nonexistent compared to other schools in the state. ?Who wants to sit around a keg in an apartment complex with concrete floors tonight!?? Very disappointed and will be transferring after sophomore year ...   Read the full review...

Rhode Island College Review

this school is GREaT : awesome Retention program awesome faculty ...   Read the full review...

George Mason University Review

I found George Mason to be very welcoming and always ahead of trends on what?s needed in a particular degree or field, so you are properly prepared and confident to have the education and skills to enter your chosen profession....   Read the full review...

University of Kansas Review

There have been good times and bad times. Good vibes. Housing is a little lackluster, but it's to be expected at a big university. Lots of hills to climb going around campus. The professors aren't super crazy. There should be more blue light safety phones around campus. Parking is abysmal and expensive. The city of Lawrence can be a little gross but there are lots of entertaining activities. Easy to navigate. Lot of homeless people because of the shelter. Lawrence transi...   Read the full review...

Champlain College Review

Beautiful campus, small class sizes, attentive and supportive staff...   Read the full review...

Columbia Southern University Review

As a military member I've study in other colleges, but I returned to CSU because it's flexibility, versatility, and support from my counselor and administration. I'm almost done with my master degree and I feel very excited with my future career. My only regret is not having more science related degrees....   Read the full review...

Hill College Review

I drive approx. 80 miles one way to attend classes at the Hillsboro campus and feel the education I am receiving is worth every mile I am putting on my vehicle. The professors will go the extra mile in helping you succeed in your studies and all you need to do is ask. I will say that the city of Hillsboro is a small town and has no nightlife. The Hillsboro campus does have dorms. If you are looking for a 2-year college give Hill College a look, I don't think you will be ...   Read the full review...

Chaffey College Review

This is possibly one of the worst junior colleges I have ever been to first day of class the professor said everybody will fail and if one more Professor tells me to Google it I'm going to scream isn't their job to teach . I'm not paying Google I'm paying Chaffey.....   Read the full review...

University of Massachusetts Amherst Review

UMass is a large school so it's filled with opportunity. That said, once you make a place for yourself, it can feel small and home-y. I value a public education, and even though some classes were frustrating, or didn't feel super relevant, it was a fantastic place to learn and grow....   Read the full review...

Southern Connecticut State University Review

A great university in Connecticut's greatest city....   Read the full review...

Providence Christian College Review

It is a very small school with a sort of "high school" atmosphere. You will be going to classes in a church and your have practically classes with all the same people. You are in a cool location but it doesn't matter unless you are going to go out a lot and that is not aloud here so the location of the school should not be a deciding factor in your decision to come here. The school is merged with the fuller seminary campus so it doesn't feel like a real college campus. F...   Read the full review...

University of Pennsylvania Review

In my option Penn is the most advanced school you can get and everyone is usually very kind and caring for others. Therefore I would rate this amazing college a 5/5 stars....   Read the full review...

Appalachian State University Review

I regret going to school here. I honestly believe Appalachian owes me money for all the time I wasted there. The campus is very nice, but the education I received there I do not value. I do not have any useable skills or knowledge to refer back to gained from college. ...   Read the full review...

Augustana College Review

I attended Augustana for the 3-year pre-Engineering program then transferred to the University of Illinois. The instruction at Augustana was excellent and prepared me for my eventual engineering major. I see the value has declined since cost of attending for one year has increased by more than 280% since graduation 20 years ago....   Read the full review...

Stanford University Review

I went there and am now a Neurosurgeon...   Read the full review...

University of Rhode Island Review

Graduated in 1996 as a commuting student. I was in my 3o's when I went to URI in Civil Engineering. I have a great job and URI made it possible! ...   Read the full review...

Edgewood College Review

Depressing ;( it's like HS but you pay thousands for it. The teachers are literally clueless and the students think they are so smart because they go to a private school, even though everyone knows the only went ther because they were too stupid to get into uw Madison. Only2 people to start a club and usually it's only the 2 people that show up.they give out degrees to people who can't barley read also.lots wrong with this school, afterall,it is a liberal arts "school"...   Read the full review...

Delta State University Review

Honestly this is one of the best schools you can go to for the money. If you?re interested in small class sizes and caring professors then this is the school for you. I wouldn?t have gone to any other school in the state. If you?re looking to get your degree in a timely manner with not a whole lot of distractions then Delta State is perfect...   Read the full review...

Emory University Review

Rich kid school. Alot of foreign students and students from NE USA.VERY GREEK SOCIAL LIFE. Parking and traffic a challenge on and around campus. Had great men's soccer team during my years 2007-2011....   Read the full review...

Savannah State University Review

Savannah State is an amazing school. The campus is beautiful and the faculty and staff really care....   Read the full review...

Georgia State University Review

Professors and academics are good. It's a good place to go if you want a degree from a reputable institution at a relatively inexpensive price. If you're looking for social life, this is not the place for you. Many students drive in for classes and then drive back home to the suburbs. Downtown night life is available but safety outside of campus is a concern. ...   Read the full review...

Howard Community College Review

I like the diversity and also the different programs ....   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Provo Review

BYU is a great school although it is very difficult and there is a lot of homework, so don't slack off and don't procrastinate....   Read the full review...

Cornell University Review

Cornell is intellectually stimulating and life changing. It fosters us to be critical and mindful thinkers. I am so fortunate to have been a part of the Cornell community. Words just aren't enough to express my gratitude towards Cornell....   Read the full review...

Morris College Review

MORRIS College is not a good school. Technology is at least ten years old. The student body as a whole is not very motivated I would not recommend this school. ...   Read the full review...

Savannah State University Review

Savannah State had a pleasant social and academic atomsphere. Staff, professors and students engaged with one another in cordial and family like manner. The campus is lovely with buzz of energy. Its near historic downtown Savannah and Tybee Island beach. My experience at Savannah State was blessing and it didn't break the bank. ...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

I was looking for a small school and stumbled across SUA since it was somewhat close to me. No one else from my high school had heard of it, so I was apprehensive, especially since information on it was limited. I took a tour in the summer and the campus was really pretty and it's pretty cool that you only have to have one roommate as a freshman and a private bathroom shared between the two of you (as opposed to a floor bathroom and shower). For me, personal space is rea...   Read the full review...

Oral Roberts University Review

I had an excellent, positive experience as a student at ORU and I would highly recommend it to those who are interested in a really quality, Spirit-filled, education. The friends I made have been lifelong and my professors invested so much in me. I?m deeply grateful for my time there. ...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

After meeting with a SUA alumnus educator in Japan, I started studying English. Since I was from a poor rural family, I never thought it would be possible to go abroad. However, after studying hard, I was able to get a full-tuition scholarship from SUA and now I'm studying at an extremely beautiful campus in California with great friends from over 45 countries around the world....   Read the full review...

Florida International University Review

Pretty good school. I'm both a student and an employee here so I get to witness both sides. ...   Read the full review...

Miller Motte College Raleigh Review

I DO NOT recommend this school to anyone. (Raleigh campus). I started off in Cary with surgical tech but I wanted a program that was going to end quicker so I decided to go with the medical assistant program. Ever since I left I?ve been having the hardest times with them. There?s no communication between anyone, financial aid waits until last minute to tell you things to the point where you could get kicked out of the program or to the point where your program is finishe...   Read the full review...

California State University Fresno Review

Great value! Not a big party school but athletics and school pride are huge. Friendly people in a big city with a small town feel. ...   Read the full review...

Northeastern University Review

It is a large university so you need to be proactive or else you get lost in the middle of the crowd; however, there are lots of resources. The co-op program is the best thing they have. I have to confess I was skeptical at the beginning because I wanted to graduate earlier but the experience makes you a much better candidate plus allows you to change or fine tune your goals - in my case changed Masters Degree to Construction Management from Structures....   Read the full review...

The University of Texas at San Antonio Review

Generally, the campus is diverse, friendly. The staffs are helpful and I can connect to my professors....   Read the full review...

Iona College Review

Big school feel, small class sizes. Always something to do. Always a party somewhere. Quality education and even more quality networking connections. Get to know your peers!...   Read the full review...

Florida Gulf Coast University Review

This school is not for low-income students, sorry. Let the upper middle class kids have this school. The academics are okay; The STEM professors are so strict and extra for no reason. On-camous housing is bad; it's expensive yet ugly at sovi and worn down and ugly at north lake. Unless you are part of housing program, don't live on campus. Housing, cashiers, bursars, and registrars office are incompetent and not useful in any situation. This is not a party school. This s...   Read the full review...

Columbia Southern University Review

I graduated college in the 1980's so going back to school to change careers seemed daunting. In my circle of armed forces veteran friends one suggested CSU because they may take a lot of the credits I earned through my military training. I went through the submission process and they applied a lot of my credits towards a BS degree in Occupational Health and Safety. I was surprised at how organized and structured the on-line learning process is and the instructors are...   Read the full review...

Central Carolina Community College Review

The staff and and instructors are nice, at least the ones I have met are. However their website that you typically use to submit assignments is a little messed up, and somehow they didn't complete filling out something of mine so I ended up with 4 classes instead of 5 like I was supposed to have. Though the most messed up thing is that they have all these special events for "people of color" and for them only. Which is pretty messed up as there is no equality here, espec...   Read the full review...

Mount Vernon Nazarene University Review

Social atmosphere....   Read the full review...

Walters State Community College Review

Knowledgeable professors who are passionate about their fields and care about their students. Remarkably helpful students and staff that go out of their way to help you succeed. The Niswonger campus in Greeneville is brand new and gorgeous. It's like stepping into Hogwarts. ...   Read the full review...

Pfeiffer University Review

I went to Pfeiffer long time ago ('66) after spending 2 yrs at Brevard College, which was a 2-yr school at the time. While I feel somewhat ashamed that I "used" Pfeiffer (which admitted me despite my low GPA from Brevard) as a stepping stone to gain admittance to Furman where I later graduated (thank the lawdy!), I experienced certainly more positive social vibes than I later did at Furman. Basically, what I was looking for was merely the bachelor's degree which I did ea...   Read the full review...

McCann School of Business and Technology Review

So far I am in my second term an dislike it. The education quality is that of middle school. I am currently looking for other school options because this one is not going to be it....   Read the full review...

Valencia College Review

I graduated from Valencia and found I was prepared for the University of Central Florida. I did find unfortunately that the teachers are now charging 200 dollars per class for private websites. This does not include books or lab fees. This increases prices by 1/3 for the school beyond tuition cost. The education is awesome and the pricing of fees should be looked into before attending....   Read the full review...

Bluegrass Community and Technical College Review

I think it would be a great campus to grow and learn on for what others want to become when they get their lives figured out. The courses should be a good amount of time for the students to figure out whether or not they want to be what they thought they wanted to be....   Read the full review...

University of Louisville Review

I think that Louisville campus would be good for the people that are wanting to get ahead in life and make their life and courses more challenging to them, so they can get their degrees' and live the life they always wanted....   Read the full review...

University of Maryland College Park Review

UMD is a great school that tends to be overshadowed a bit by other large and well-respected state schools. The University has an excellent array of majors, tremendous work and internship opportunities for students, and it's location (between DC and Baltimore) provides a wonderful balance of a social life outside of the classroom. Given its strong academics, location and wonderful campus, I truly believe that anyone looking for a great education and a great college expe...   Read the full review...

California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Review

Cal Poly is amzing palce that EVERY student I've spoken with not only loves the academic programs, but they truly like going to school there and love living in SLO! As a professional who hires, I am truly impressed with the Cal Poly graduates, not only their excellent education, but their willingness and desire to put what they've learned to positively change the world. Cal Poly's "learn by Doing" is not just a motto, it is a educational and lifestyle philosophy that goe...   Read the full review...

University of Central Florida Review

Great school, great education ...   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

Good academics, a lot of Greek life, and an ok city....   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

I graduated over 50 years ago and am still happy that BU was the start of my Music education. I was a performance major and had the best instructors one can imagine. Also spent summers at Tanglewood. Went on successfully both in music and business and attribute it partially to the experience of BU and the entire education scene....   Read the full review...

Dine College Review

Great school for those who want to graduate without debt...   Read the full review...

University of Minnesota Twin Cities Review

Good place for studying but not life. It is toooooooo cold! The guys live around are nice. Schoolmates are lovely. But most professionals are PHD Students for undergraduate classes. Anyway, I lived there for several years, and I like the university!...   Read the full review...

Daymar College Clarksville Review

I am a former student, Graduated in 2014. I am swimming in debt and NONE OF MY CREDITS TRANSFER!! NONE!! they will lie to you and rush you through the paperwork when you are applying so you don't get a chance to read through anything. they tell you that your credits will transfer but I am telling you... THEY DONT!! they use up your pell grant, veterans benefits and encourage you to get student loans.. they promise job placement (so far they haven't lifted a FINGER to hel...   Read the full review...

Winthrop University Review

Loved attending Winthrop! ...   Read the full review...

Stony Brook University Review

Wonderful school, campus , education and area. Big value for the money....   Read the full review...

Christopher Newport University Review

School can be expensive. If money is an issue other places are more worth it....   Read the full review...

Harvard University Review

One of the finest institutions in the country....   Read the full review...

Lamar University Review

If you are looking to be a teacher, nurse, scientist, police officer, civil engineer, or other job that does not have an upper end salary, then this is an exceptional school to get you qualified without getting into major debt. Not a party school, but a very friendly environment. Staff is helpful and classroom sizes are usually small....   Read the full review...

Andrews University Review

it´s a great school wich emphasize in the spiritual part of everyone to allow everybody being a success in their studies ...   Read the full review...

Los Angeles College of Music Review

My review is only for one faculty of LACM, not for all of this college. Composing for visual media major of this school is incredibly terrible. Curriculum is cheap, and teachers of this faculty don?t teach seriously. Of course there are good teachers, but you have few chance to meet them because they are busy. We must know that good player isn?t always a good coach. Actually they work at real music industry, but it doesn?t mean they can teach well. After all, names of ...   Read the full review...

Trine University Review

If you are looking for small class size with caring professors this is a place for you. My son was encouraged by a professor to add a second major and will still graduate on time. As long as you seek help, professors and administrators will do all they can for you. As for social life, it can be tough in the beginning for any freshman but it does get better as you meet people. My son went from hating it the first semester to already missing it as he enters his final year....   Read the full review...

Texas A & M University College Station Review

Texas A&M holds so much tradition, family togetherness, and loyalty to the school. Graduating from this school will get you more places than you could ever imagine. Aggies have a reputation as hard workers, dedicated, and generous. We are always putting others before ourselves. The campus does a great job with resources and making sure you have everything you need to succeed. The campus is safe, there are always police and security walking, biking or riding on hoverboard...   Read the full review...

University of Miami Review

The academics were subpar and not worth the money that you pay for tuition. Two of my professors were good researchers but poor teachers. NO engaging discussions. Often times I sat in class wondering if the President of the University was aware of the low quality of education and teaching in my class. In terms of the community: Unsafe. High car accident fatalities. An international student who lived in the apartments very close to the university was robbed and stabbed...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

Good school for students who are not trying to change the world, but find their own passion and build the foundation for a good life. If you live in the area, and you can get in, it is easily best value for your money college. It is what you make of it. If you are smart and want to transfer, that's alright; transfer after 1 year. Marietta campus is kinda lame. Kennesaw campus is kinda basic. Professors can be great or terrible, many faculty are subpar. Not the greatest f...   Read the full review...

University of the Pacific Review

Excellent university. Pricey but worth it. Pharm.D. program is a great way to prepare for a well-paying, highly respected, and in-demand profession. Chemistry department is excellent. Greek life is a great way to ensure an active social life. There are a lot of attractive students of European ancestry. ...   Read the full review...

Hudson County Community College Review

The community of students are open minded. There are plenty of organazations that students can join. Incoming freshmen should consider looking into the EOF program for assistance with getting help adjusting to college life. They have starbucks in the library so that helps as well. the professors have a passion for their job so it makes learning easier to understand from a students perspective. ...   Read the full review...

Franklin and Marshall College Review

F&M is the epitome of the liberal arts experience. I had the opportunity to explore esoteric topics in depth, such as dynamic steady state systems, and broader areas of study (including linguistics and psychology), while majoring in government and economics. F&M positioned me well for success - first at law school and then with the intellectual and work demands as a first year associate at a law firm. I am sure that it varies from student to student, but I could not ha...   Read the full review...

Louisiana Tech University Review

This is one of the best universities in the country. It has great education and you earn real world experiences while in college which prepares you for the workforce. Overall an incredible place...   Read the full review...

National American University Overland Park Review

I took the Business Management Associates Degree program and had the best experience! I was able to graduate early thanks to their wide variety of classes and scheduling they offer....   Read the full review...

Rend Lake College Review

Great two-year college. Perfect school for skills-based degrees and/or students looking to transfer to a four-year university. ...   Read the full review...

Wiley College Review

Great higher education experience. College with pride and integrity. ...   Read the full review...

University at Buffalo Review

Very good value for money. This school has two kinds of students: ones who want to get their degree and get out, or those who would rather spend all their time in frat basements. It's like an airport. Everyone's just trying to go their own way, without unnecessary contact with others and with minimal pride for their school. No one absolutely loves being here, we all tolerate it for the price. Teachers are like airport staff. They're good at what they do, they'll help you...   Read the full review...

The College of Idaho Review

The C of I is an above average school where profs actually care about their students. In addition, the campus is diverse and the people are inclusive. ...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

If you want to study liberal arts and are ok with Soka's small size (and the implications), I would highly recommend looking into it. Some of its biggest advantages include the generous financial aid, the study abroad semester that is included in the tuition, and the school's proximity to Orange County's beautiful shoreline....   Read the full review...

Adelphi University Review

Not what it used to be, you would be better off going to a CUNY school. If you want total diversity you are in the right place . If you want a quality education forget about , total waste of money! They don?t worry about academics ,they just worry about money. I should say how much they can squeeze out of you. They call you a client ,not a student. Bottom line you are just a number and they couldn?t care less if you succeeded or not . Check out their admissions rate, and...   Read the full review...

National American University Overland Park Review

I have enjoyed my schooling here at NAU! I love that I get to make my own schedule around work. I am set to graduate in December!...   Read the full review...

AI Miami International University of Art and Design Review

its a party school...   Read the full review...

Chowan University Review

If you are looking to party and stay out late nights this is not the school for you. If you are looking to get a good education, go to your dorm and watch tv this is the school for you. Very lenient on absences and a one on one educational atmosphere....   Read the full review...

University of South Florida Main Campus Review

One of Florida's preeminent university. High research based which means great exposure to industry leaders....   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

I am getting into my sophomore year and I really love the life that SUA provides. The faculty and staff are very supportive of all our projects. The students here are very approachable and friendly...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

Although we do not get to go to cities and bars etc... there is always something that keeps you busy on campus, such as clubs and student groups. I think they worth doing it if you want to grow as a human. Definitely, you will not be able to find any other places like Soka... ...   Read the full review...

Vanguard University of Southern California Review

Keep looking...   Read the full review...

University of Central Arkansas Review

I got accepted with a 940 SAT SCORE DON'T be discouraged you can be accepted too...   Read the full review...

Columbia Southern University Review

CSU is completely an online school. While, it is not a regionally accredited school, it is a DEAC school, which means its nationally accredited. I have completed 2 degrees from regionally accredited schools, both a B.A and a M.S. I decided to get an MBA from CSU and knew it was not regionally accredited but that did not matter. The education is well versed and the instructors give decent feedback. Overall, the school is great for working adults and people who want an onl...   Read the full review...

Eastern Michigan University Review

This is what I like to call a "No-frills" university. The social scene is meh and the nearby bar choices are limited, but if you are going to EMU then that isn't your main priority anyway. The school does a lot with a little. The campus is smaller than most but still very pleasant to walk around and easy to navigate. The class sizes are small and the equipment is not bleeding edge by any means but the faculty are some of the most knowledgeable people in their respected f...   Read the full review...

Benedictine College Review

What makes Benedictine unique is how welcoming the community. One of the Benedictine values is hospitality and that's apparent. The teachers truly care about the students and the students seek out the teachers outside of class to ask for help with homework, get advice, ask about things they're curious about, or just talk. You know just about everyone's face even if you haven't spoken with them before and the students genuinely care about each other, even those that they'...   Read the full review...

Albany State University Review

Its a great school with fantastic energy, and a very caring staff ...   Read the full review...

West Virginia University Review

Faculty and facilites were first rate. N WV a great place to live, small town feel, close to bigger city in Pittsburgh. Friendly locals, and superb school sprit. ...   Read the full review...

Gardner Webb University Review

Gardner-Webb provided me with academic challenges that have enabled me to succeed in the business world. Professors showed a genuine interest in the success of students....   Read the full review...

Pace University New York Review

A great learning experience with nothing but fun....   Read the full review...

Reinhardt University Review

Having the ability to stay Focused. Not a lot of distractions. This is Not a Party School......   Read the full review...

Minnesota State University Mankato Review

I would strongly advise against this school. The campus is surprisingly small and the town is horrifically boring. Their was not a strong sense of community surrounding the student population, and I was disappointed by the lack of diversity. I would recommend looking elsewhere for colleges....   Read the full review...

Washington State University Review

very good, fun place...   Read the full review...

University of Maryland Baltimore County Review

I got into UMD and UMBC and chose to go to UMBC. WORST decision of my life. This school is so small and so quiet. There is no nightlife, no party or bar scene and there is not much to do on campus or in the surrounding area. You have to go to Baltimore city if you want any kind of nightlife, but the city isn't the safest place to be at night. The school is very isolated, most students seem to be commuters and on-campus housing is overpriced and abysmal. The school is als...   Read the full review...

Grambling State University Review

Cultural awareness. I was initially a student @ Louisiana Tech University in their applying for their nursing program until my counselor informed a 3 year wait list. I then transferred to GSU and was accepted completing the course in the time frame it would have taken to obtain a 2 year degree from Tech. My experience @ GSU enlightened my perception of one culture vs another. This is not said to be a "racist" comment, but there was a big difference. Thanks to GSU, I am ...   Read the full review...

Hampden Sydney College Review

Great academics, sports, anda atmosphere. While only 1000 student attend - 1300 acre campus is laid out and gives a much larger campus feel. Being all male is no issue as another larger University is 5 minutes away....   Read the full review...

University of Wisconsin Platteville Review

The ROI at UWP is pretty good but as you hear so many times you get what you pay for. The school is growing fast but they have a LOT of growing pains. Communications between departments and even within same departments is horrible. New teacher acting as councilor has steered our kid wrong may times. Adding undue stress to all our lives. If you have choice, DO NOT GO HERE. ...   Read the full review...

Michigan State University Review

Go Green!...   Read the full review...

San Diego State University Review

An amazing Cal State school with a reasonable out of state price. Campus is very pretty with enough amenities to satisfy any incoming first year...   Read the full review...

Pacific Lutheran University Review

I graduated from PLU and it has been a key part of my success in the business world. The professors actually teach at this college if you are willing to learn. ...   Read the full review...

Western Carolina University Review

WCU is a lot of fun and there are lots of cool activities constantly held for the students. Since the classes are smaller class sizes attendance is very important and professors have no problem failing you but they are very personal and are always there to help (you just have to ask). The advisors are my favorite part as they guide me through any problem or question I may have. It's very fun and the students are very nice to each other. I've never felt unsafe on the ...   Read the full review...

Western Oregon University Review

Regardless of the fact that WOU is a small university, the atmosphere and the professors are very welcoming. Some professors aren't as welcoming in the beginning, but they turn out to be once you engage with them. If you're concerned about campus safety as well, our campus is very safe! We hardly ever hear about crimes that happen around or within campus, and by the time we do, those crimes have already been resolved... My dream was to attend WOU one day, and with all h...   Read the full review...

Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences Review

They are overpriced and not flexible with their class scheduling,it is nice that you do not have to apply to get accepted into your choice of major but that is all. I found the administration to be rather snobby and the overall atmosphere of the school was not pleasant. I would not recommend this school until you did thorough research....   Read the full review...

University of Houston Review

UH offers many opportunities and degrees. Many Houston businesses offer internships and analyst programs to UH students. Greek life and various other organizations offer many social opportunities. UH athletics compete at a high level and games are fun to attend. UH is underrated in my opinion. Being a UH Alum has helped me in numerous ways. 2 different jobs in my career were through UH networking. ...   Read the full review...

Asbury University Review

Academics is incredible, atmosphere is loving, and professors are very helpful...   Read the full review...

Wheaton College Review

It's a great school. The workload and focus it requires is extremely high and kind of high stress for most students. There is no party scene at all which does limit some aspect of normal life and celebrations but the social life is alright, most students are quite open to relationships and friendships but again it's still quite stressful....   Read the full review...

Case Western Reserve University Review

Ivy League Academics for those who still want a social life along with it ...   Read the full review...

University of Akron Main Campus Review

Look, only come to Akron if your heart's set on a STEM career. If you're ready to bust ass in engineering, medicine, applied science and tech, or nat science, get in cheap and use it as a stepping stone to med or grad school elsewhere....   Read the full review...

Georgia Gwinnett College Review

It's an amazing school that focuses a lot on academics. I didn't expect that much from the quality of the school when I looked at the tuition price, but the minute I stepped on campus I realized this was where I wanted to spend the next 4 - 5 years of my life. ...   Read the full review...

Irvine Valley College Review

It is really good for the money and really a good place to explore your interests. It is possible to get out quick and transfer to anywhere you want. Just make sure you have the self-discipline to get your work done. The professors are invested in their students however many students end up taking three years or more to transfer. Join the honors program for the priority registration, and get registered for your classes right away. IVC is a great place but don't stay long...   Read the full review...

Davidson College Review

It's ok for the price...   Read the full review...

Florida State University Review

Anyone would be lucky to call Florida State home. I know I am. This school does something special to anyone that is blessed enough to attend. Do yourself a favor and apply, you won't regret it. ...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

I think you must try very hard at this campus, and study a lot, but if you do, your time at Baylor will be a piece of cake....   Read the full review...

Troy University Review

Great college. ...   Read the full review...

Willamette University Review

Great individual attention. I loved having a personal relationship with all of the professors. They made even the most boring topics interesting since they made the effort to teach to my own interests instead of just lecturing to a general audience....   Read the full review...

Rutgers University New Brunswick Review

Great school...   Read the full review...

Florida State University Review

Wonderful experience. Top-notch faculty and facilities. Beautiful campus and friendly students. Very proud to be an alumnus of Florida State University. I am glad that I chose FSU over UF. ...   Read the full review...

University of California Berkeley Review

its overall amazing...   Read the full review...

University of Oklahoma Norman Campus Review

I had a great time but i am very very into collegiate sports. If that isn't as big of an attraction to someone than i could understand them seeing my rating as high. But nothing beats football time in Oklahoma....   Read the full review...

University of Cincinnati Main Campus Review

Great school! Very practical in training students for the real professional world. Highly regarded clinical research institution, engineering program, and design/architecture program....   Read the full review...

Virginia Tech Review

Three things I loved about VT: Research opportunities, the beautiful campus, and the embodiment of the school's motto "Ut Prosim"....   Read the full review...

Willamette University Review

Highly politically charged atmosphere, but the professors enthusiastically entertain well-thought-out discussion and love to promote critical thinking. Solid theatre opportunities and history classes. ...   Read the full review...

Community College of Philadelphia Review

The professors I had really assisted me to ensure I did my best.. I became an honor roll student , and I'm grateful for their support. I loved my experience as a CCP student.....   Read the full review...

Agnes Scott College Review

Good school for world changers. ...   Read the full review...

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Review

It's a hard school, but it's worth it if you can stick to it....   Read the full review...

Arkansas Baptist College Review

i think its a good place to meet new people and start a new life....   Read the full review...

Indiana University Bloomington Review

Indiana University Bloomington is one of the most beautiful campuses I have seen. I really miss my walk to work - through the woods on a brick path....   Read the full review...

Brown University Review

As an Ivy League university, consistently a Top 15 National University with a very unique, liberal curriculum allowing a student to focus on a major/minor without spending time on irrelevant courses. Admissions competition is beyond extreme with more than 32,000 applications in 2019 with only 2,200 admitted. Forget it if you aren't in the 90th percentile across the board. Typical cost for a Ivy school, but don't expect much help if your parents have the money tp spen...   Read the full review...

Central Michigan University Review

Amazing...   Read the full review...

Morgan State University Review

Morgan provides an atmosphere of inclusiveness and a rigorous academic portfolio that stimulates and challenges their students to excel. Kudos to Morgan for hiring excellent staff and kudos to its students for investing in their future by obtaining a well rounded education at Morgan....   Read the full review...

Evangel University Review

I went back to college at a State University while my son attended/graduated from Evangel. Our experiences academically were polarizing. With the exception of a few professors, the requirements (or lack), lack of education of some professors, school policy, inconsistent ways of handling situations,...it was laughable at best. To give one example: my son received a D- on a paper and was told by his professor that his paper was deserving of an A, however they didn't agree ...   Read the full review...

University of the District of Columbia Review

The prices are very good and it is not very overcrowded. One of the best Universities to start your tertiary education....   Read the full review...

Hutchinson Community College Review

I think its a good college, but we need more partys...   Read the full review...

Park University Review

This is a good school for non-traditional students, all the teachers I've had are really willing to work with you. Also the classes are challenging, but not impossible. Good school. Not award winning, but good....   Read the full review...

Northeast Catholic College Review

This college is authentically Catholic. The academics are excellent for anyone wanting a liberal arts education. The school is small which I feel is a strength. The professors and staff are in constant contact with students during meals, class, and recreation time. The students get to know everyone in the school cultivating lifetime friendships. Mass is offered everyday with the chapel in the middle of the campus. The view of the mountains from the dining room is s...   Read the full review...

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Review

Unfortunately I took the IT Security program and it was not very good. Numerous instructors left the college, one per semester. The college is using adjuncts to teach the classes but the adjuncts are not the best. Classes that had one instructor didn't have working labs and he said don't worry about it. Then in the capstone class we couldn't do the assignments. This was a disappointingbprogram....   Read the full review...

Appalachian State University Review

Wouldn't trade the experience for anything....   Read the full review...

Johns Hopkins University Review

An elite institution! ...   Read the full review...

University of Kansas Review

This entire place is a joke, minus a good teacher here or there. Otherwise this place is complete trash for educational purposes....   Read the full review...

Penn State Main Campus Review

Good educational experience. Great relationship between campus and town. Tremendous flexibility to structure educational foundation due to the vast number of majors. Good combination of athletics for both men and women. Good diversity of student population - undergraduates, graduates, nationalities and races. Despite the large size, small interest groups can be created and cultivated....   Read the full review...

Marshall University Review

Marshall is a great University. The investment made in a Marshall University education is the best money I have ever spent. Everywhere I have travelled in the world there is at least one person who yelled out Go Herd! As a Son of Marshall I enjoyed the low cost of tuition and do not suffer from the decades of debt other schools in the country saddle their students with. Overall it?s the best value for my time and money. I could not be happier. ...   Read the full review...

Providence College Review

Love it!...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

Small class size made me think who I am and what I can do to improve this society as a person. Most professors are really friendly, and they are always willing to help students. Mandatory study abroad program is one of the most popular characteristic of Soka, and as an International student, going to the US and studying abroad to another country broaden my future options and gave an opportunity to grow as a person. ...   Read the full review...

Santa Monica College Review

The faculty at SMC are great, the students are great as well. The administrative people however, are a different story. Human Resources on this campus is a complete joke, they do as little as possible to actually work and make life easier on the faculty whom already take the brunt of the most important work on campus (educating). Most of the other departments are rather worthless as well, from the bookstores incompetence, to the food servers complete lack of customer ser...   Read the full review...

Denison University Review

I graduated from Denison in 1992, and now have 1 in college and another looking. Makes my perspective unusual. I have so many life long friends from Denison. If you see someone on the street, in your profession, in your neighborhood, you want to reach out and connect. It was difficult while I was there, many kids were from the East, and I was a Minnesota girl. But the lifelong connections mean WAY more, 26 years later. ...   Read the full review...

The College of New Jersey Review

Great place, dead on weekends...   Read the full review...

Colorado School of Mines Review

Current student and yes this school is tough but the rewards are there after I'm done. Getting great grades requires the utmost dedication. This school is bar none, especially true if you are studying earth based sciences (I'm a Geophysics major). However, one aspect of this school that is not discussed much is the professors. This school is a major research driven campus. You will be learning from professors that are leaders in their respective fields. While this is awe...   Read the full review...

Siena College Review

While Siena College does an excellent job of preparing students academically to succeed in their future careers, it provides so much more. It is a wonderful community that also helps students to make a difference in the world through the many community service opportunities available. The student/faculty ratio and smaller class size allows for a better education and the faculty office hours provide excellent access to them for questions/extra assistance. The campus is ...   Read the full review...

Hartwick College Review

This school is not well known and underrated. The Professors are absolutely top-notch at Hartwick. The smaller class sizes helps students stay more engaged and creates a more inclusive learning environment. One drawback is the school does not have an engineering program. There is a high percentage of the student population that participates in either Division III or Division I sports at the school (~40% in 2008). This also reflects the high caliber of the coaching st...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Boulder Review

Great campus and student body, you get out of it what you put in......   Read the full review...

University of Houston Review

That it is a great school to go to because its large good fun and great for throwing parties....   Read the full review...

Collins College Review

School ripped me off for an Associates degree, they preyed on dumb kids and then faked their admissions to keep getting student loan money. I got a decent education, but nearly everyone else there never got a job in the graphics field....   Read the full review...

San Jose State University Review

It is a great university!...   Read the full review...

Valparaiso University Review

Class size ratio is phenomenal. You get to know your professors personally. Do not expect a big social life. Academics are very solid....   Read the full review...

Rutgers University New Brunswick Review

Very diverse school and curriculum. Great atmosphere and great social events. Outstanding value for the money and ranked in top 100 schools in USA, plus well respected. Football is it?s only weakness, but other sports make up for it. ...   Read the full review...

Ball State University Review

Ball Sate offers a unique experience relative to larger schools and institutions, and is perhaps the most effective school for its price in the state. Out of State students should consider programs and degrees before deciding on attendance, as BSU degrees such as Education, Business, and Political Science tend to be much better known and appreciated throughout the world. While students majoring in other fields should still strongly consider the school for its personal ac...   Read the full review...

Rutgers University Camden Review

to me it has a small school atmosphere i had all professors class size small teachers that gave it there all rutgers camden served me well ...   Read the full review...

University of Kansas Review

Do not come here if you want to learn...   Read the full review...

Trinity College Review

Going to Trinity was the best decision I ever made....   Read the full review...

SUNY at Binghamton Review

i really like this school, it is definitely moving up in the world. My favorite part is that everyone here is so chill and the campus environment is great....   Read the full review...

University of Mississippi Review

Great place to learn and meet other interesting students...   Read the full review...

North Park University Review

Great school for adult learners....   Read the full review...

University of Miami Review

Engineering is Lacking...   Read the full review...

Franklin and Marshall College Review

Drown students with work and push liberal ideas on their students and will give lower grades if what is expressed in class does not agree with their views. Tuition is now top 10 in the country for a barely top 50 liberal arts school with low tier job opportunities after college. Terrible social life, weekends are spent at a disgusting dive bar and crammed into small apartments sweating until you faint. Freshmen are being hospitalized at an alarming rate because there is ...   Read the full review...

Dartmouth College Review

Idyllic undergraduate experience and tight-knit alumni community...   Read the full review...

Bethany College Review

Awesome school!...   Read the full review...

Middle Tennessee State University Review

MTSU is a great school to attend. It is not too big or too small. The professors are easily accessible and friendly. The bang for the buck is definitely here at Middle. The school offers a Greek system that welcomes non-Greeks into their circle. To me, it is the Goldilocks school....   Read the full review...

The University of Texas at Austin Review

you will be challenged to compete at every level. You will be exposed to a wide diversity of cultures, beliefs and views of our place in the world. The challenges of school are offset, and sometimes enhanced, by being in an environment where "work hard, play hard" is the mantra. Austin is an ideal college town. One final thing: OU still sucks!...   Read the full review...

East Tennessee State University Review

Great place to learn, work, play and live....   Read the full review...

SUNY College at Oneonta Review

Great Education program, beautiful location....   Read the full review...

Babson College Review

Strong balance of academics and real world knowledge...   Read the full review...

University of Tulsa Review

Very awesome school. Smaller class sizes make a huge difference in communicating and fostering relationships with faculty/professors...   Read the full review...

DePaul University Review

The Lincoln Park campus is beautiful but the school is integrated throughout the city, requiring daily use of the train. The school lacks a typical college atmosphere in that they do not have a football team, so no tailgates, etc. The campus seems to lack the cohesive student body activities of many mid-western colleges. Even though the school is Catholic, they are very tolerant of all religions, cultures and sexual orientations. Housing is very expensive. As for safet...   Read the full review...

University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Campus Review

Great school, very nice safe campus with medieval in style Cathedral of Learning, in a great city with plenty to do. You have to work hard for your grades, but the diploma will have a meaning! My daughter who got good grades in high school without any effort, nearly failed the freshman year (I praise UPitt for not letting her pass classes for nothing!), was given a second chance, a probation (luckily) and finished her undergrad studies on time with flying grades after ...   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

Academically wasn't easy if you are aiming for a gpa of 3.7+. Profs are excellent. School was very expensive. Only have 4 years so make the most of it....   Read the full review...

Montana State University Review

It is awsome here and I love it so much...   Read the full review...

William Woods University Review

Difficult and challenging! Great school! Get your MBA from WWU and good things happen. Very hard and a lot of work. Hard to balance work and school.....   Read the full review...

Florida State University Review

FSU was a great experience. Academics are top notch and campus life is second to none. Thankfully my daughter has chosen to attend as well as it was either FSU or UF. Go Noles!...   Read the full review...

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Review

They have a beautiful campus ,and the friendly atmosphere there would be comfortable for anyone. not to mention the astonishing water fountain legend ...   Read the full review...

Ball State University Review

Ball State is an extremely underrated university. The campus is beautiful, the ambiance is great, and the faculty and academics are excellent. You will receive an excellent education at an even better price if you attend Ball State. ...   Read the full review...

Bethel College Mishawaka Review

Bethel College has been a great place for me to grow as a person. They continue to support me after graduation and I am seriously considering their graduate program. This is a great small Christian college. ...   Read the full review...

Cumberland University Review

Great school with a small atmosphere similar to a HS classroom....   Read the full review...

Morgan State University Review

We are in an era where there should be no such thing called historically black college. Black kids are graduating these universities will hate towards other minorities. Non-black faculty who are hired have to either succumb to the black system or abused. Too much infused hate towards non-black. These universities also drain the federal government funds and brings no value to the society. ...   Read the full review...

University of Rhode Island Review

Not worth the money at all. ...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

This was my first visit to GCU as a prospective student and I was impressed with the size of the school; at 23,000 students on-campus, it felt smaller but large enough to not feel confined. Loved the cleanliness of the campus, sans all the construction, but growth is a good thing, right? I enjoyed the easy-going vibe from current students and how easy it is to get around campus. GCU is definitely in my top three. ...   Read the full review...

Wayne State University Review

This is a unique location in an unusually diverse city. I am better prepared than my work peers to thrive in a multi-cultural society. That time I received directly with faculty really paid off. I understand my field in both a practical and intellectual way, which is unusual....   Read the full review...

Penn State Schuylkill Review

It is good for students that have grown up in the area. 90% of the students are commuters. The location is in the middle of nowhere, there is no public transportation. My son likes the teachers which is the saving point of the campus. Athletics is poor, there is no social life, the event coordinator does an amazingly poor job of organizing anything. There is nothing to do on campus, everything is far away and you are stuck inside the dorm if you don't have a car. They sh...   Read the full review...

College of Our Lady of the Elms Review

It is a decent school. Not great but there is definetely worst. My overall experience at Elms was quite enjoyable. ...   Read the full review...

University of Southern California Review

A really good university ...   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

Definitely the right place to be if you have an interest in computing. Make sure to take advantage of all the clubs and events we host....   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

It's an awesome school. Small, but that's okay. The teachers all go by their first names. It's a one of the best schools for cyber security, programming, and network administration. ...   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

Great cyber security program and I?ve had no problem finding a job so far with me degree....   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

Honestly i have had wonderful experience at DSU. I have learned a lot, made a lot of friends and ended up with fantastic career opportunities. I am currently finishing up my graduate degree and I can say without a doubt that DSU is directly responsible for providing the opportunities and environment that have lead to my success....   Read the full review...

Springfield Technical Community College Review

STCC is an excellent college for the money, especially for in state students. The faculty are excellent, not only at educating, but at motivating and coaching, and seem genuinely interested in maximizing the odds for student success. I graduated in 1980 and again in 2005, the latter with a nursing degree, and I would encourage potential students to challenge themselves. My biggest regret is that I didn't aim high enough the first time around!...   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

Great campus, almost second to none for CyberSecurity!! ...   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

Honestly, this school is pretty great all around. The job placement rate coming out of their computer degrees is 99% which doesnt look like it will decline anytime soon. Check out the campus for yourself, you wont regret coming here....   Read the full review...

Angelina College Review

it is a very clean school and the social life is good...   Read the full review...

Tarleton State University Review

Tarleton is a good value for the money. I was more of a commuter students, so I didn't spend a ton of time on campus at sporting events or other activities. I found my professors to be open and helpful; the classes were good and prepared me for my current professional career. Overall, Tarleton is a great school....   Read the full review...

Rochester Institute of Technology Review

Great school with great people and better outcomes. RIT is a huge private school. It's primarily a resident campus, with a thriving social scene - there is always something fun going on: every day, any time. However the social scene isn't the same as the state school variety. For example, parties are smaller, tamer, and less common than state schools. Dating fellow students is comparatively more difficult due to the gender imbalance. RIT is dedicated to preparing you for...   Read the full review...

James Madison University Review

Outstanding school from academics to social life. ...   Read the full review...

The University of Texas at Arlington Review

it is a really good school...   Read the full review...

Wayne State University Review

dont live in the dorms, the food sucks so bad and EVERYTHING is closed after 6. No parties. No fun. No college experience. ...   Read the full review...

Belmont University Review

love it here...   Read the full review...

Oklahoma State University Main Campus Review

While it has been a few years since I graduated, OSU remains a major influence on my life. As I moved out of state rather quickly after graduation due to a job offer, I am not always able to return and visit as much as I would like... but have returned about once a year! Seems like everything is changing (as expected) for the better with my old school but the same welcoming charm remains, thank goodness. The education I received has served my career well which is what ma...   Read the full review...

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Review

FAMU is offers the best HBCU experience. With professors that are passionate about their work, a variety of student organizations, and a close-knit bond that exist between all students, FAMU is a great institution to attend....   Read the full review...

Gordon College Review

good...   Read the full review...

Liberty University Review

If you are looking for a conservative, Christian school that is slowing improving and growing, this is it. If you are looking for a top of the line school or a public school or will not enjoy the very strong conservative and Christian aspects then look elsewhere....   Read the full review...

University of Wisconsin Platteville Review

Great value and a lot of fun. Got a great job out of it with little debt and hard to beat that....   Read the full review...

San Jose State University Review

Excellent university for the money with a beautiful, historic campus in the heart of the city. Classes are challenging. Lots of extremely smart people here, excellent faculty and many top-notch, nationally recognized programs. This university is somewhat underrated, although more and more people are discovering how great it truly is. ...   Read the full review...

Wake Technical Community College Review

Would not recommend. Only about numbers and bottom line. Very Political and too may other better places to go....   Read the full review...

Macalester College Review

Amazing school that only gets better by the year. With new facilities and an increasingly accomplished & thoughtful student body, you wont be disappointed with your choice!...   Read the full review...

Georgetown University Review

Without question, one of the most compelling colleges in terms of an undergraduate experience: a diverse, attractive, talented student body, dedicated faculty, robust social life, and access to all of the academic, professional, cultural, and social opportunities of Washington, DC--the best of all worlds. Tremendous Hoya Pride....   Read the full review...

University of Louisville Review

It is a fun school...   Read the full review...

Stanford University Review

I loved Stanford, I was frightened as a freshman, and felt out of my league. As I made friends and listened to others' stories, I gradually learned we shared common strengths and limitations. Standord taught me to formulate questions for study, think critically, write and speak effectively, and act collaboratively to promote the common good. All these skills prepared me for a challenging family, professional, and volunteer life. ...   Read the full review...

University of Florida Review

This University is the BEST!! It is an awesome experience and you do not get distracted from your as much as other colleges....   Read the full review...

Grace College and Theological Seminary Review

Professors are wonderful to work with. They always make sure you're getting the most out of your college experience....   Read the full review...

Grace College and Theological Seminary Review

Grace College has great professors who are willing to work with you one on one. They have regular office hours and are have a great willingness to help their students out. I think that is Grace's best quality is the Professors. They have years of real-world knowledge that they bring to the table when it comes to teaching and the learning process at Grace. They want to get the students to be hands-on and prepare them for the real world. ...   Read the full review...

Nova Southeastern University Review

Attending this university gives no regret. The campus it just horribly beautiful and professors are nice and caring. At least, my personal experiences with NSU are just awesome and I made many life-long friends there. However, to be honest, this institution is not a party school and may not be suitable for students who like party scenes. ...   Read the full review...

University of Wisconsin River Falls Review

I had an amazing four years at this university. Safe, friendly, and affordable.... close to the metro and filled with genuinely nice students and profs. The campus continues to make improvements and is, in my opinion, one of the two most beautiful UW schools. I highly recommend the university. I had nothing but positive experiences as a student and have been gainfully employed and happy ever since completing my degree. ...   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

Good school for low price. Can rival many good schools nearby such as Auburn and UGA. ...   Read the full review...

Eckerd College Review

Beautiful campus, private marina, great activities and challenging academics....   Read the full review...

California State University Long Beach Review

Standards are high, you will be prepared to hit the ground running. Corporations recruit many graduates from this University. You will be prepared for a challenging career in Business, Engineering, Science, Medical field or other fields. Great choice if you're a serious student....   Read the full review...

Centura College Chesapeake Review

I think this place rocks I love being here and I am currently here as of 2018. The staff really goes out of their way to see you succeed and never fail no matter what comes along. ...   Read the full review...

Salem College Review

First - this is NOT a religiously affiliated college. It was only Moravian when it was founded and for some years following, but no longer is. Second, this is a great little gem and I highly recommend Salem. There are great professors, several great professional opportunities and the community is great. It isn't for everyone, but overall you'll have a great experience if you get involved!...   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

College is what you make of it. Work hard. ...   Read the full review...

Lock Haven University Review

Lock Haven is a great school for academics, the professors are great and most classes really to teach you a lot. The campus is beautiful and on campus housing is great, but very expensive. There is NOTHING to do in Lock Haven, and the population is so low that is makes it harder to make/maintain friends. There's always a lot of drama and gossip because its such a small school and you're constantly seeing/hearing of the same people. Its a lot like High School. My advice w...   Read the full review...

Harvard University Review

Harvard can not be overcome by any other college ...   Read the full review...

Dakota State University Review

Not a great place to study art or design. Out of date practices and a lack of support for the arts on campus. Sodexo (our university food service) has atrocious quality and poor food diversity. However, It is an affordable school, but you get what you pay for....   Read the full review...

University of North Carolina at Pembroke Review

I loved the small class size and how I felt comfortable approaching my professors with any concerns. Yes it is a small school but you make friends fast and the party scene is up to you. Located one hour from the coast and two hours to the Queen City of Charlotte Pembroke was a wonderful school to attend and graduate from. I do not regret it one bit. I had the chance to go to larger schools and I am so glad I did not, I was somebody at UNCP! Go Braves!!...   Read the full review...

University of Washington Seattle Campus Review

Excellent academics and a beautiful campus....   Read the full review...

Gonzaga University Review

A strong sense of community, friendly students and excellent academics are why Gonzaga is special....   Read the full review...

Pacific Lutheran University Review

The academics are good, but many of the faculty and students are ignorant. ...   Read the full review...

University of Puget Sound Review

Unfriendly, condescending students and professors, but the academics are very good and the campus is beautiful....   Read the full review...

Drake University Review

Excellent University- you get what you pay for. Smaller classes allow for more one on one availability to your professors. If you find you are having difficulty in a class or just need more clarification help is easily available directly from your professor. Just by simply making an appointment to visit them during their office hours all my professors over my 4 years at Drake were welcoming and helpful to whatever it was that I needed. Faculty and staff are friendly and ...   Read the full review...

Fort Valley State University Review

Great school, located in a small town, and that helps students focus on academics, because there's not a lot going on. I attended in the late 90's and really had a life changing experience. I made life long friends with my fellow schoolmates and faculty. The teachers really want you to succeed. They had genuine ways of motivating you to give your best. This school is a hidden jewel....   Read the full review...

University of Notre Dame Review

Good Education, Great Tradition, Nice Campus, Difficult Classes, Expensive, Competitive Students, Isolated Area and Cold Weather.....   Read the full review...

Lansdale School of Business Review

I graduated almost 20 years ago - I've been back several times and have two children who also attend/attended. I highly recommend LSB as an alternative to a community college or four year university....   Read the full review...

Hope College Review

This school sucks your creative energy leaving you a depressed, husk of a person. This is only the case if you're confident, smart, and willing to have difficult conversations. Seriously, if you're black, latino, trans, gay, or even a smart, cis-gendered male avoid this place and the plague. Honestly, you're better off going your local community college. ...   Read the full review...

Brunswick Community College Review

amazing....   Read the full review...

Quinnipiac University Review

Its a great school with a great reputation!...   Read the full review...

Brandeis University Review

Core values are in radical progressive liberalism, socialism, and communism. Don't come here if you are a conservative or capitalist unless you want to be harassed for what you believe in. Do come here if you want to be indoctrinated in Antifa. ...   Read the full review...

Northeastern University Review

I am so so glad I came to Northeastern, I absolutely love the co-op program which is so unique and amazing!...   Read the full review...

Stephen F Austin State University Review

It is a wonderful campus that is small enough to feel like home but large enough to have social options. ...   Read the full review...

Johnson County Community College Review

Great campus, does not have on campus housing but has plenty of apartments nearby....   Read the full review...

Miller Motte College Raleigh Review

Terrible education. Miller-Motte only cares about money. Refunds were supposed to be given and never were. Students who did not complete hours or assignments somehow still graduated on time to keep their numbers looking good. WASTE OF MONEY!! Do not go here....   Read the full review...

Norwich University Review

A good place to get your act together. The military aspect of Norwich is a tremendous plus that 99% of other universities just can't match. The values exemplified by the Honor Code and the opportunity to learn the basics of leadership. ...   Read the full review...

Fortis College Review

Prospective students, do not waste your money. Prospective teachers, do not waste your time. The place is not regionally accredited, costs ten times as much as nearby nonprofit schools and has programs on probation as well as high dropout rates and very low rates of successful job placement. Students are chronically disgruntled, faculty work nights and days without benefits and there is almost no interaction between faculty and administrators, who are frequently absent f...   Read the full review...

Sandhills Community College Review

I've known of sandhills since 2009 and have attended since the end of 2017 and love my experience with the college! ...   Read the full review...

Columbia College Chicago Review

If you love the city atmosphere and are a person that "can hang" then this is the school for you. ...   Read the full review...

Texas State University Review

Texas State was a wonderful campus. Some of these reviews make me laugh. Rule #1 to a successful college experience... don't party. Focus, this is not a free ride and you need to give 100% if you want to be successful. As for the one star rating... wow... just wow. Religion has no place in psychology and philosophy. These classes focus on either science or alternative ways of thinking. You missed the point entirely and you cannot get everyone to share your opinion. Relig...   Read the full review...

University of California Santa Cruz Review

I was a computer science and arts major at UCSC and I had a great time! The game design department has some notably incredible faculty. The only issue I had overall was housing on & off campus because there are many sketchy landlords in the santa cruz area....   Read the full review...

University of Miami Review

Excellent in every way. Beautiful Campus....   Read the full review...

University of California Santa Cruz Review

UCSC is a great school and has something for everyone. A research university to its core, Santa Cruz has a lot of world-renown programs, professors, and up-to-date academic spaces (lecture halls, classrooms, labs, etc.). The culture of the university is one of the most unique in the world. The only real problem I had with the school was the overpopulation of the campus. The campus is massive, but there isn't a lot of on-campus living options, especially because the city ...   Read the full review...

Savannah College of Art and Design Review

Learn how to manage your time and be prepared for a lot of work. If you don't have a good work ethic you better get one fast....   Read the full review...

Kennesaw State University Review

This college doesn't know how registration works. You can't offer 100 total seats for senior seminar, which you need to graduate, and have 250+ students applying to take the class. They do not care about if students are trying to graduate on time. Honestly, they want you to graduate late so they can get more money from you. School is corrupt as all hell and I wouldn't recommend you go to a different college, even considering outside of the state of GA. Awful school don't...   Read the full review...

Valparaiso University Review

Friendly, supportive atmosphere with incredibly accessible professors!...   Read the full review...

CUNY New York City College of Technology Review

it's simple, nice, and easy going. tuition is affordable ...   Read the full review...

University of Pennsylvania Review

truly great IVY...   Read the full review...

University of Michigan Review

I think the university of michigan is up there with stanford, and harvard when it comes to academics, and of course saturdays are like nothing else....   Read the full review...

Miller Motte Technical College Review

It was about what I expected a community college in the ghetto (North Charleston) to be. Campus was decent enough I guess for the type of education they offered there, staff and professors were reasonably accommodating and friendly. Only big issue I have is they will absolutely hold your transcript hostage until you pay them every cent they feel you owe. I took 2 semesters there, and somehow managed to complete the entire 2nd semester AND get my stamped paper transcript ...   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Idaho Review

BYU-Idaho is the single greatest school on the planet earth. I've attended multiple Universities and can firmly say that there is no school better. The social life, value for your money, academics, and atmosphere are all 5 stars. I graduated as a Mechanical engineer and upon graduation am making $70,000 in Idaho (So think of how much that would be in like California for example). I passed federal administered professional exams and certifications all for free (covered by...   Read the full review...

Eastern Michigan University Review

Overall great school-- great classes and professors, new developing programs (such as the Fermentation Science program, which is my degree program), great social environment, typically small class size (the largest class I've had was 85 students and was a 100-level general education required course), and a cozy campus where you can get pretty much anywhere you need in about 15 minutes. I love it here!...   Read the full review...

University of Cincinnati Main Campus Review

Ignore the stereotypes about this college. UC is the best school in Ohio, especially for engineering and CCM. I say this because they offer co-ops for practically every major that will cover the majority of your bills, give you real life experiences, and guarantees you your dream job when you graduate. There are a total of 5 co-op rotations that are built into the program, and I think that is the most effective way of learning whether you will like your major or not....   Read the full review...

Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology Okmulgee Review

a great school , change alot for the better ...   Read the full review...

Santa Clara University Review

Great University, ample opportunities. ...   Read the full review...

Lehigh University Review

The campus is lacking in diversity... the atmosphere is stuffy and more conservative than I anticipated. Moreover, partying and Greek life run the entire campus. Depending on your major, some classes are harder than Ivies, while others are pathetically easy. Racism, sexism, and other social issues are a plague across the campus and the school is very heteronormative and narrow-minded. Frats are breeding grounds for sexual assault. The university is trying to cut back on ...   Read the full review...

Colorado Northwestern Community College Review

Having worked as a faculty member for a year (2017/2018 school year) in the aviation program I have a bit more insight. If you or your children are interested in pursuing a career in aviation please do not be duped into the ?more affordable? cost of CNCC. I can tell you from first hand experience the way the program is being ran, it doesn?t save you any money, in fact it will cost you more. On average students finally complete the program in 3-4 years instead of 2. Why? ...   Read the full review...

Northland College Review

Small class size, great professors, accepting and positive social scene....   Read the full review...

Northwestern University Review

I went to Northwestern for a summer camp, and I loved it there. The environment was great and the food was too. I am not familiar with the actually curriculum the university gives, but the professor who taught me creative writing was noble and sociable. I would totally want to go to college here and I would recommend other people to go too....   Read the full review...

Stony Brook University Review

It is what you make it...   Read the full review...

West Virginia University Review

Work hard, play hard....   Read the full review...

Barnard College Review

Excellent school! Preps students well for career. Research the likelihood of being employed for your major upon graduation. In the heart of Manhattan so students can venture the city whenever they please....   Read the full review...

Temple College Review

Temple College is great! I think that we should have more music majors and don't be afraid to socialize. BE YOURSELF!!...   Read the full review...

Georgetown College Review

Small campus vibe. Classes aren't easy past freshmen year (for most majors). Professors are great people who will help you if you are willing to learn and show up to class. If you want a good education while growing personally, would much recommend....   Read the full review...

Penn State Wilkes Barre Review

It?s very small and I absolutely love it here. ...   Read the full review...

Bucknell University Review

Great school. Really loved it. ...   Read the full review...

Ohio State University Review

As an out-of-state student, I barely knew anything about OSU before committing. Turns out, it has everything I could want and more! For a public university, it has demanding academics and high standards, and some really accomplished faculty as well. The social scene is so much fun as well! Between football weekends, nights spent with friends, and on campus events, there's always something to do. I absolutely love it here and couldn't imagine being anywhere else!...   Read the full review...

University of Akron Main Campus Review

I think that Akron is what you make of it. You will get out the effort you put in, and it is important to realize how inexpensive it is compared to a lot of other schools. UA degrees are very well-respected and they genuinely want to help you get a job. Don't come here expecting to have everything handed to you on a silver platter, this is college and it is supposed to prepare you for real life so be expected to work. Overall great campus, not the best food (thanks arama...   Read the full review...

Coastal Carolina University Review

There are many students from out of state, so the campus can be considered a "melting pot" of American subcultures. The outstanding faculty members will help you become successful if you want to put in the necessary work. However, the countless distractions on and off of campus make success something that you must work towards at this university. I would encourage pre-med or pre-dental students to consider other options. It is hard to graduate on time due to lack of cour...   Read the full review...

Glendale Community College Review

It's cheap, safe, feels like a private school. Professors here have a high curriculum so don't think just because it's a community college it's going to be easy. ...   Read the full review...

Penn State Main Campus Review

its the best school ever...   Read the full review...

Isothermal Community College Review

I am a dual enrollment student at an early college. I am enrolled at Isothermal Community College. I am 1 humanities class away from my Associate of Arts Degree and only a few classes away from my Electronic Engineering. This college is small but the professors and faculty are very helpful and well educated. They offer classes in the summer as well, which works well for me trying to get my Electronics degree since I am still in high school. Their website is easy to ...   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Provo Review

I loved going to BYU. I received my masters there. The campus is very social and the students walking around seem happier than at other universities I have attended. ...   Read the full review...

West Virginia University Review

Study hard. C's do NOT get degrees. Lectures are not fun. Going to class is very important if you want to graduate. Be safe....   Read the full review...

Stark State College Review

They care about your success as a student and as a person. There are so many services that are provided to support you along your academic journey. As well as caring Professors and staff....   Read the full review...

University of Utah Review

The University of Utah is a commuter school, meaning that on-campus life is wanting....   Read the full review...

Washington and Lee University Review

Very conservative, homogeneous place. If you want to spend 4 years with wealthy, white, southern, Republican frat boys, this is your place. Lots of freshmen driving brand new BMWs, lots of hats that say "Country Club of Mobile" or "Charleston Country Club." You know that Congressman who heckled Obama during the State of the Union address? He shouted "You lie!" He was Joe Wilson, W&L class of 1969. Lots of Congressmen, governors, judges, etc. come from this place. The en...   Read the full review...

Wright State University Main Campus Review

My kind of school...   Read the full review...

Oral Roberts University Review

ORU is a great school - especially if you are a Christian or are open to the Christian faith. The school goes to great lengths to ensure that those who are accepted have enough financial aid to attend, without being burdened with a boatload of student debt. ORU has a safe and supportive environment for students from all backgrounds and walks of life. ...   Read the full review...

Western Iowa Tech Community College Review

I agree with Rick this school was absoulutley amazing ...   Read the full review...

Assumption College Review

This a small, safe productive environment. My son thrives at Assumption....   Read the full review...

Western Iowa Tech Community College Review

It is absoulutley amazing and I beleive that everyone should go here...   Read the full review...

The University of Tennessee Review

Great seasonal climate on campus and a nationwide alumni group....   Read the full review...

Salisbury University Review

I love Salisbury! It is an amazing school that is the perfect size....   Read the full review...

Naugatuck Valley Community College Review

Can feel like a clique if you're not from Waterbury. Very LIBERAL and the Indoctrination continues in the classroom. Any differing views are shut down. Critical Thinking is not taught. No one really grows when Free Speech is shut down. School Newspaper won't publish Conservative viewpoints. Says a lot....   Read the full review...

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Review

Amazing. Finally a place where there are other people like me. You'll work your a** off, but it's worth it....   Read the full review...

Tuskegee University Review

Tuskegee will really try your life, just as any HBCU will. Rude faculty and staff but you will find some great ones who will work with you. Most things are out of date and will break down and almost seem to never work again. But one thing I love about Tuskegee is that the students stick together. If you've never heard "Cs get degrees" before we apply it to everything. PS we consistenly run on CPT, if you don't know what that means you'll find out....   Read the full review...

Stanford University Review

The best university in USA. ...   Read the full review...

Washington and Lee University Review

Fantastic place to spend four years. You will emerge enlightened and armed with the skills for the next stage, whether that be grad school or the workplace. Phenomenal alumni network and sense of common experience and purpose....   Read the full review...

Franklin and Marshall College Review

Awesome school. Amazing professors. Challenging academics....   Read the full review...

East Carolina University Review

A lot of people don't realize that ECU isn't just a party school, the academics are taken seriously here. I'm in the Engineering Technology program, and its taught me a great deal about the skills i need for success in a engineering role in a manufacturing setting....   Read the full review...

Georgia College & State University Review

love it...   Read the full review...

Clemson University Review

Information Job Statistics at graduation, Admittance into graduate schools, Greenville things to do, Greenville Airport (exceptional for out of state students), Area things to do for students such as activities on Lake Hartwell, Table Rock, Atlanta trips ect....   Read the full review...

University of Mississippi Review

Ole Miss checks all of your college dream town boxes....   Read the full review...

University of Maryland College Park Review

good school ...   Read the full review...

Southwestern University Review

Southwestern University is a great school with a well-equipped and sophisticated environment for learning and athletic involvement. It is a small school with great professors and students and one's you surely won't regret meeting....   Read the full review...

The University of Tennessee Review

There is something for everyone! Get inVolved!...   Read the full review...

University at Buffalo Review

I didn't take part in the party scene, so I would not be able to comment on that....I got a good education for a reasonable price with a lot of facilities and mostly excellent professors....   Read the full review...

Rowan University Review

This school should be lauded for providing a quality education and an ability to provide students with the ability to climb the social mobility index. You get out of this school what you put in, and in my case I put in a lot, but I also had an excellent experience. It is growing quickly, but this growth is making it competitive with other top schools in the region. I wasn't a fan of some of the non-tenured professors outside my major, and the Education program was a lot ...   Read the full review...

University of Colorado Denver Review

Some shitty professors but ok for the most part. Little to absolutely no social atmosphere. Housing sucks and homeless people practically live in the library. If you go to Boulder just for the party scene and flunk your classes, you'll be here. ...   Read the full review...

University of Pennsylvania Review

I love it, it has the majors that I want...   Read the full review...

University of Southern California Review

Had a blast during my time there. ...   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

Compared to other universities, Grand Canyon is much smaller, so if you are strictly looking for a smaller community then this is a good college to consider. Grand Canyons main headline may be "Private Christian Affordable," but the university is also open to any other religion or beliefs so there's no need to worry about being able to "conform" because there are plenty of students there who walk their own path....   Read the full review...

Hussian School of Art Review

This school is a for-profit school. Stay away nothing gets done around here and you can not chose classes. The school changes leadership and curriculum every two years and is never consistent. Go to temple because the in-state tuition is cheaper....   Read the full review...

Middle Tennessee State University Review

The Campus is not safe at night, no matter what. If at all possible avoid it. I myself have been mugged....   Read the full review...

Naugatuck Valley Community College Review

This is a TOTALLY ALL LIBERAL THOUGHT COLLEGE. There is NO ROOM for anything considered Conservative. All classes are taught with the Liberal Agenda Philosophy....   Read the full review...

Miller Motte Technical College Review

I am currently a student here who is currently waitig on my refund since July i have been getting the run around everytime its something new. When i first started I ask is this a online school or hands on and they told me hands on basically you do everything online you are in the classroom with a teacher for a few hours maybe one or two days out the week. You basically teaching yourself and they charge you all this money and then screw up your financial aid and its sad b...   Read the full review...

Harvey Mudd College Review

There are two main differences which set HMC apart from all other educational institutions, the honor code and the ITR. Honor code means take-home tests, open book exams, camaraderie, and less cheating. This type of environment fosters the strongest work ethics and best fertile foundation for innovation. ITR means ineligible to re-register. Students regularly ITR (kicked out) when they can't take the stress of competition amongst themselves. This type of competition lays...   Read the full review...

Nova Southeastern University Review

Academically an amazing school. Cost of tuition is insane but once you are in class and see the resources offered it makes a bit of sense. Housing is unnecessarily costly and is not worth the money. ...   Read the full review...

City Colleges of Chicago Olive Harvey College Review

I think it is very useful to go to a free college first so that you can pay off your student loans....   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

Wofford is a fantastic small college. I loved every minute of my college experience there. Having graduated from a large high school with more than 600 students in my graduating class, it was nice to be on a small campus. My professors challenged me but also offered incredible support. It was not uncommon for my advisor to see me in the hall and call me in to his office just to chat and catch up. I liked the smaller class size and how accessible the professors were. Unli...   Read the full review...

Grand Valley State University Review

Family type atmoshpere...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

People here are very nice and friendly! The professors are passionated about what they teach and always welcome to answer you questions. About 40% of Soka students are international students, coming from more than 45 different countries. So there is a great diversity! Soka offers a variety of financial aids including full tuition scholarship for those whose annual family income is $60,000 or less and the aids is offered for both domestic and international students!...   Read the full review...

Lewis & Clark College Review

One of the best colleges in the United States. Recommend to student-athlete as the school provides both excellence in sports and academics....   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

People here are very nice and friendly! The professors are passionated about what they teach and always welcome to answer you questions. About 40% of Soka students are international students, coming from more than 45 different countries. So there is a great diversity! Soka offers a variety of financial aids including full tuition scholarship for those whose annual family income is $60,000 or less and the aids is offered for both domestic and international students!...   Read the full review...

Baylor University Review

great...   Read the full review...

Montreat College Review

If you want to go deeper in your faith and build relationships that last while learning valuable life lessons that will stick with you after college, Montreat is a dream come true. Montreat really is Christ centered, and focuses on developing students as whole people...we have so much more value than what we end up doing for a living! But if you hate to work hard and love to party, you probably won't like it at all....   Read the full review...

Belmont University Review

Harsh and condemning - profess to be a Christian based school - not so....   Read the full review...

University of Notre Dame Review

Great Alumni network!...   Read the full review...

Pepperdine University Review

Its honestly whatever you make out of it, just like any other college, BUT if you work hard your life after college will be a breeze in comparison...   Read the full review...

Blackburn College Review

I was there in the '80 and the atmosphere was great....   Read the full review...

Concordia University Saint Paul Review

I am a graduate student that attended the online Master's program. I felt the content of all of my courses was fairly easy but I have also been working for the past 15+ years so that probably had something to do with it. I enjoyed the accelerated program and cohort I was part of. The only thing I did not care for was having to log in for class every tuesday and be visible via video as sometimes I needed to work late or I was on vacation but still exceeding the require...   Read the full review...

Wright State University Main Campus Review

I took several classes at WSU after earning a BA. I did not intend to pursue a graduate degree at WSU, but I wanted additional training in my field. WSU is a good value, but the faculty needs to be more student focused. Some of the Teaching Assistants are not very good and not well supervised. WSU should expand the number of undergraduate and graduate online and / or hybrid classes offered, so working adults can continue their education. Generally, I would recommend ...   Read the full review...

Butler University Review

If you want to get your Pharm.D then it's a good school to go to with a clear outline & path to get you to where you want to go. If you want any other type of degree, then there is better academics and value elsewhere. That said, the campus is beautiful & there is a great feel to the university as a whole. Dating/Social Life is a tough one. Smallish student body so you sort of get to know a lot of people even if only by sight. Not a ton of nightlife unless you venture ou...   Read the full review...

Oregon State University Review

Oregon is a good school for sports and other activities and you have to have good grades for you can make the school.You feel really safe in your bedroom....   Read the full review...

Texas Tech University Review

Honestly, I love this school my sweetheart loves it the campus security is great professers are are great...   Read the full review...

Saint Johns University Review

Overall atmosphere is very good...   Read the full review...

Texas A & M University College Station Review

texas a&m is amazing campus and university....   Read the full review...

University of California Merced Review

Current Student...   Read the full review...

Wheaton College Review

Comfortable community life and great preparation for grad school....   Read the full review...

Carlow University Review

Nursing program is outstanding....   Read the full review...

Grand Canyon University Review

would choose in person courses over on line any day...   Read the full review...

Vincennes University Review

Any one of the law enforcement degrees is taught by extremely knowledgeable professors who are caring and will take the extra time to help if you need it. The campus itself is ran down. The campus safety officers are jerks as they think that they are above everyone. The university police also feel like they are above all, and there is practically no party/bar scene because the cops are quick to shut it down. There isn't too much to do in the town of vincennes in general,...   Read the full review...

University of Massachusetts Lowell Review

like all things in life you need to apply yourself to make it happen. don't think it gets easier as you get closer to grad day. just the opposite. the best value education of a life time is your reward. I studied with high school friends that went to Tufts, MIT, and Northeastern who used the same text books I had at LTI. aka UMASS Lowel. worth the effort! Class of 73 ...   Read the full review...

Milligan College Review

Very close-minded. Not enough opportunities that would make a student stand out for grad school. Not worth the money. Milligan's only redeeming factor is the professors. They are all wonderful and UNDERPAID. ...   Read the full review...

Fortis College Review

I'm only a few weeks in, but my teachers are wonderful and they want you to be successful... I just hope that it all pays off for me and my family....   Read the full review...

University of Maryland College Park Review

I?m a transfer student from LA and absolute love the campus, students, and professors. The resources here are incredible, so take advantage of them! Price is expensive, but for what Maryland offers, I think it?s reasonable. Transfers are NOT given housing. They didn?t tell me this until after I enrolled. Lots of mold, no AC, and outdated dorms from what I heard. The university can sometimes buy unusual things such as nap pods in the library. So they don?t always make the...   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Provo Review

I look back on my time at BYU with fondness. The beautiful campus offers a fantastic atmosphere so you could study effectively anywhere. School offers a large selection of classes, even fun classes to give yourself a break. High moral standards offers a safe place to live. Great experiences (academically and socially) that prepared me for admission to medical school. Would highly recommend BYU to anyone....   Read the full review...

University of Scranton Review

The education I recieved at the University of Scranton set me up for success, both professionally and academically. After graduating from the University I joined the military and served as an officer. The well rounded education I received allowed me to think outside of the box to solve complex problems. Although many of my peers were probably smarter than me, I was able to see problems from different perspectives and it reflected positively in my fitness reports. Aft...   Read the full review...

William Peace University Review

Graduated from Peace two years ago. I loved my professors and felt like I was challenged. Had a great internship. The campus is sort of boring but NC State is there if you want to get in some mischief. Not a lot of guys but most are athletes. If you want one of those campus with pools and tons of fun, this isn't the place. It's a nice little oasis in the city. ...   Read the full review...

University of Phoenix Madison Campus Review

Great School, no problem finding a job, Especially Government. Loved the curriculum model. Easy schedule to manage personal and work life. Recommend the school to working people who are looking to advance in their careers....   Read the full review...

Mesa Community College Review

Very nice school....   Read the full review...

Daymar Institute Clarksville Review

Retired Vet; school is over-priced, but decent and some great instructors, and a nice small facility for students and faculty. Would love to see more hands-on from instructors with certain procedures to make sure each student is properly placed in future career work centers. ...   Read the full review...

Florida International University Review

Don't get distracted by the party life due to the environment that is the Miami area. There is a time and place under the sun for all things including fun and having a social life, however, don't allow it to engross your time to the point where you lose focus on the work that you have come to put in....   Read the full review...

Kean University Review

It?s a very beautiful campus. I feel pretty safe here. Like all schools, not all the professors are great, but there are some pretty good ones....   Read the full review...

Indian River State College Review

Indian River State College is an unbelievable value for the money. I attended my first two years here and went on to two different universities to obtain my Master's Degree. I would rate the quality of education I received in those first years with all the other classes I took, especially when you take into account class size and the personal attention of the professors. I fully credit this school to getting my life on track to be successful,...   Read the full review...

University of Miami Review

Greek Life ...   Read the full review...

College of William and Mary Review

The school, campus, and town are everything that our son was hoping for and then some. The rigorous academic aspect will prepare him for medical school. The social and party atmosphere is just good enough to have a great college experience without too much temptation. We are so happy he chose WM over the other equally impressive universities he was fortunate enough to be accepted to....   Read the full review...

Oakland Community College Review

There is no housing so that not even needed on the poll and same thing with Party/bar scene unless you are in the Royal Oak Campus that about it for that one.. Teachers are O.K. some of them are fair some of them are out right pricks....   Read the full review...

Elon University Review

I haved only toured the campus, but I can already tell that Elon University is a spectacular place. They have a 12 to 1 student to faculty ratio, a beautiful campus, and several restaurants around campus. It is right in the middle of this cute, little town that is filled with wonderful people. I am only a junior in high school, but I know that Elon is going to be my home one day. ...   Read the full review...

Northeastern University Review

Great intern program gives students an opportunity to experience their field and change their minds, so they do not waste 4 years and hate what they are doing. Great job opportunities from those companies that co-op. Highly recommend. ...   Read the full review...

Clemson University Review

That this is a really good college for students to go to i will be a former student at Clemson and i just love this school....   Read the full review...

Roanoke College Review

professors are amazing here, you are not just a number to them like at bigger schools. You'll have that one on one connection with them that is very helpfully. Also, the atmosphere around on campus is amazing!! everyone is so friendly to everyone and you'll have all the help you can get from anyone here!...   Read the full review...

Taylor University Review

I loved it here. It's great for students who want a close knit community and one on one time with professors. There isn't a ton to do off campus, unless you are willing to drive to towns like Muncie, 20-30 minutes away. This encourages the students to be creative and make their own amusement on campus together. The school is very Christ centered and is a wonderful place for young Christians to pursue God. The sciences and business and education majors are their stronge...   Read the full review...

Abilene Christian University Review

The professors were pretty good, but other than that I wouldn?t recommend. I had major dorm problems all year that were never fixed properly, REALLY conservative and everything was just forced especially religious beliefs that was a little overboard. Most of the people were nice, but it was like living in a bubble and everyone was walking on eggshells. The best way to describe it was church camp on steroids. Not worth the money at all. Chapel is annoying and an inconveni...   Read the full review...

New Jersey Institute of Technology Review

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Brigham Young University Provo Review

I enjoyed my experience. Quality professors and classes. Prepared me well for my professional career ? top 5 school in my major. Clean cut students. Fun sports teams to follow. Fun intramural sports programs (played soccer, football, ultimate frisbee and softball during my time there). ...   Read the full review...

The University of Alabama Review

I graduated from the University of Alabama with a bachelor and master's degree. My degrees are in Early Childhood Education. I taught school for twenty-five years and throughout those years, after talking with teachers from other schools, I realized I had the best college experience ever! The professors that taught reading were excellent and the content I learned helped me so much throughout my career. The is an excellent school!!...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

This is a wonderful place to live in. You can always ask questions to your professor. There are many international students in here. Most classes are based on discussion style, so you can find how other students think and the differences between you and others. ...   Read the full review...

Ball State University Review

Best kept secret in Indiana... A must visit!...   Read the full review...

United States Air Force Academy Review

Great opportunity to lay the foundation early in your career, to develop those quality of character and discipline that will be expected in your career. This is a unique environment not for everyone but the more buy-in you have to the system and process, the more value you will get out of your USAFA experience....   Read the full review...

Boston University Review

It?s been a few years but here?s what I remember: - very international school; a lot of kids from all over the world. - campus being integrated into the city (not a lot of buildings that look like traditional school buildings) - many other schools nearby; active party scene - academics were rough; everything on an extreme curve. works both ways ? had some classes I barely scraped by on but received good grades because others did worse. - really lacked that stereot...   Read the full review...

Long Beach City College Review

Its a great school. Feels more like a Cal State university than a community college ...   Read the full review...

Florida International University Review

Great School. one of the best in Florida. Loads of fun, I thoroughly enjoyed my time....   Read the full review...

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Review

You will get an excellent education here. Only downside is a lot of introverts means a party scene that you really have to search for; but trust, it exists....   Read the full review...

Howard University Review

Howard University is a great school. Although not the traditional sense of diversity, the students come from all of the country. I also expect the international student representation is higher than reflected here. Fantastic school in a great area that is being gentrified, which can make it difficult for students to find off-campus housing if desired. ...   Read the full review...

University of Dayton Review

I started UD in 2016 in the graduate program. This school is absolutely awesome and I highly recommend it. My graduate experience has been excellent and can't wait to become an alumnus of this school....   Read the full review...

Louisiana Tech University Review

You can get a good education at Tech and meet a lot of good and friendly people. Faculty is great! However, as far as the student housing and the Cafe?s food goes, please spend your money elsewhere....   Read the full review...

Georgia Gwinnett College Review

I highly recommend students to consider this college. While I was in high school, I didn't think I would go to GGC. It just had a "bad rep" and everyone would down the school because it wasn't UGA, Tech, or GSU. It's an amazing school and the environment is great! Your professors value your success and they try to get to know you, unlike in other larger lecture hall classes with 100+ people. I actually ended up staying here and I just graduated with my degree in Nursing....   Read the full review...

Oberlin College Review

My child was very happy at Oberlin. The academics were challenging and the varied course offerings were endlessly interesting. The professors were easily accessible. I gave it three stars for value for money because the college is hopeless when it comes to helping students enter the world of internships and the workforce. It does not even have ties to the local Cleveland area in any meaningful sense. I put in my two cents on the dating, social life, party, bar scene, a...   Read the full review...

McCann School of Business and Technology Review

I want to formally start by thanking the many professors who have put up with me throughout my time at McCann School of Business & Technology & Miller-Motte College. There is not enough time in the world to effectively thank each and every one of you who contributed to my education. You are making a difference and impacting so many lives. Thank you for believing in me and helping prepare me for this wonderful endeavor in the Criminal Justice field. Thank you for always e...   Read the full review...

Western Carolina University Review

Western is an amazing school, unlike any other in the UNC system. It's a small(er) school with a real sense of community, yet big enough to provide the college experience. On the academic side, you can range from just getting by to truly challenging yourself. Look for ways to get involved early and the your time here will be well worth it. ...   Read the full review...

University of Southern California Review

Great place...   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Idaho Review

Extremely affordable, extremely safe. Lots of rules for the honor code but they never bothered me. Teachers know you by name and the school does all it can to help you graduate while still providing difficult classes. Free tutoring was awesome too! ...   Read the full review...

Taft University System Review

Great self-directed study programs and super faculty....   Read the full review...

University of Memphis Review

University of Memphis is an undiscovered gem. An excellent university which offers a full range of quality majors. Highly recommended....   Read the full review...

Wofford College Review

Wofford is a beautiful school. If you are an outdoor person, who loves to hike, be outside and enjoy nature this is not the place for you. The outdoor club is a joke. The teachers are hit or miss some of them are fabulous some are the WORST. With all of that being said Wofford is a good school with some nice people. I am leaving Wofford but ended on good terms- I went to summer school! ...   Read the full review...

Willamette University Review

Great school with amazing professors. So many opportunities. Beautiful campus....   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

I am a second-year student at SUA. If you are looking for a small liberal arts college where you can study closely with the faculty, Soka is the right choice for you. The average class size is around 12 students and you get to know your professor and fellow students in the class. The class style is discussion-based, and professors always encourage students to come to their office for further questions and discussion. In my first-year, I worked as a research assistant for...   Read the full review...

Kean University Review

There are a lot of transfer students....   Read the full review...

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Review

Students are enthusiastic about science with a quirky flare. Very academic and focused on school....   Read the full review...

Western Carolina University Review

WCU is an amazing school for the adventurous and fun. With plenty of outdoor sports and such to keep you busy on a good weather day and tons of on campus activities to keep you busy on the bad ones. The professors are dedicated and give you the one-on-one attention you need. Advisors are helpful and always available. Western makes the transition from home to college seamless and fun while pushing you to succeed. I love Western!!...   Read the full review...

Texas A & M University College Station Review

Excellent university for the money. Top notch former student network. If you can get in, GO!...   Read the full review...

Iona College Review

Great school, especially due to the fact it's right outside of NYC. Many students are local and commute. The business school is fantastic, because executives from Manhattan teach at night, or retired executives. ...   Read the full review...

Miller Motte Technical College Review

This is a horrible school to attend. Please do not enroll at Miller-Motte. This has been my biggest mistake ever and the Financial Aide Department is a disaster. ...   Read the full review...

The University of Alabama Review

I had the best undergraduate college experience at University of Alabama! I've gone on to get a master's degree, as well as a post'master's, and am now working on my doctorate at Vanderbilt University....   Read the full review...

H Councill Trenholm State Technical College Review

Trenholm programs are very reasonable, trengolm staff and teachers help you to the max. You will also graduate debt free and earn a great education at the same time. ...   Read the full review...

The Evergreen State College Review

The best Native American Studies school...   Read the full review...

Harper College Review

Mixed bag here. Teachers are really good. No housing have to live at home. Party at your own risk lots of weird kids here. No social life. Clubs are meh....   Read the full review...

Sewanee The University of the South Review

Sewanee is a special type of college for a special type of student. Don't come here if you want to live in a large college town or a big city. Sewanee is very rural, but there are still plenty of things to do....   Read the full review...

Carlow University Review

Just graduated with a degree in social work and honestly I regret going to Carlow. Most professors I had were great social workers but terrible professors. The school was incredibly cliquey and if you weren?t in the clique, forget about extra curriculars. I felt like I learned nothing not from lack of trying, but from lack of teaching skills as opposed to story telling. At least for the social work program, I would suggest going elsewhere....   Read the full review...

Mercyhurst College Review

Top /Law enforcement Grads along with Intelligence Grads in the country. Absolutely ready for the work force, first day after graduation. ...   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

In terms of interpersonal relationships (including dating), it's sometimes too small for college students, but overall it is a wonderful place to study....   Read the full review...

University of Florida Review

Amazing campus with so many opportunities for a wide range of students. They have something for everyone! I came from out of state, which is why I ranked value for the money as a 3. I was also stuck in an non air conditioned dorm my freshman year, which is why I gave housing a 3. No A/C in Florida???? I doubt it's still like that. That was in 1990.......   Read the full review...

Soka University of America Review

Perfect if you are looking for a small liberal arts school, great interactions with other students and with professors. If you are willing to really set yourself to study this school has all the resources you could ever need....   Read the full review...

City Colleges of Chicago Harry S Truman College Review

I like it!...   Read the full review...

Brigham Young University Idaho Review

It's a Great School with an amazing atmosphere. Academically it's good, upper level classes has fantastic professors....   Read the full review...

Texas Southern University Review

I would not be where I am professionally and personally if it was not for Texas Southern University...   Read the full review...

Clemson University Review

Great Place to spend four years....   Read the full review...

Columbia Southern University Review

I've already graduated with an Associate and will graduate with a Bachelor in 2019. This is NOT an easy school! you will work as hard or harder than any brick-and-mortar school. I value my education and am proud to say I attend. So, if you are a working adult or otherwise challenged to attend a traditional school then I highly recommend considering CSU....   Read the full review...

Stevenson University Review