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Miller Motte College Raleigh
Reviewed by U******n from Raleigh campus
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
Reviewed by u****** from Long Beach
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
Reviewed by E******d from California
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
Reviewed by T******T from San Antonio
Generally, the campus is diverse, friendly. The staffs are helpful and I can connect to my professors.... Read the full review...
Iona College
Reviewed by J******J from J
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
Reviewed by G******i from Miami
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
Reviewed by T******s from Indiana
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
Reviewed by M******a from NC
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
Reviewed by M******a from bongarda
Social atmosphere.... Read the full review...
Walters State Community College
Reviewed by U******a from Greeneville Tennessee
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...
