Cornell College

I am currently in my last year at Cornell. Despite COVID, these four years have been great. I am pleased with my choice of Cornell College for my education. The Block Plan is very helpful. Not everything has been perfect. Everything is well put together. The faculty, fellow students, and administrators are friendly. The college is very historical and situated in a beautiful, safe, and welcoming location. I recommend Cornell College.

A delightful small college in Iowa, beautiful campus situated on hills in the quaint town of Mt. Vernon.
Comprised of a little over a 1000 students it provides for lots of direct student and professor interaction.
Unique block program allows for the 1 class at a time model.

Visited Mt. Vernon and Cedar Rapids. Cornell Campus tour with my twin daughters and felt a positive discernment, friendly atmosphere, diverse faculty and programs. Looking forward to visiting while they are in school and graduation.

Always nice to visit the campus. Lots of renovations since our last visit. Admissions staff was very accommodating for our tour. As always, the people of Mt. Vernon were extremely nice. Bon Appétit is amazing, quite the leap from our days in the old scramble format.

Nicely organized layout, easy walk to all the buildings. Everyone is so friendly/supportive, staff, professors, coaches. Generous scholarship and grant opportunities.

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Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts

This high school is quite challenging in all that it offers to students.  If you have the chance to tour the buildings, do it.  If you can arrange for a current student to be your guide, then you will get a view of Arkansas' future that is beyond bright!

I LOVE THIS PLACE LITERALLY THEY BEST THING EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

North Dakota State University

NDSU offers an oasis in the middle of the prairie.  You find trees, manicured gardens and a pleasant atmosphere.  The campus is very walkable.  I liked the buildings for their architecture. The campus is surprisingly large when you consider all the athletic facilities.

I am planning to apply for its master's program of mental health counseling. Except for the cold winter, can anyone tell me more about the university, like your study experience there as an international student?

I like attending here. People are really nice, lots of professors have tons of resources available for students to do their best work and improve themselves. However, I personally believe the parking situation here is absolutely abysmal. Commuter students and dorm students can park in the same lot, which means the lots are almost completely full by noon everyday and commuters have to park much farther. On top of that, you pay almost 200$ every year so you can walk over 15 minutes in harsh winter temps to your classes. They have lots closer to the buildings, but they completely doubled the prices to park in those lots. Last year I could afford a 5$ parking fee for the day if it was too cold or I was running late to class. This year it's closer to 10-15$ to park for the day, which is insane considering all the other fees we get charged with. They should really focus the money going towards students and faculty, but sadly all anyone cares about here is sports and it shows.

NDSU is By far the greatest school in the United States Of America. Even as a kid my family had ties to the school. An the only thing keeping me going during middle and high school was being able to go there. I worked so hard to be able to even have a chance to go here. Sadly, due to multiple health issues, I was never able to go. Even so, I still have that Bison pride burning down deep in my heart. And even though I never got to actually attend, I hope I can still be considered an honorary Bison. To anyone going and graduating from here, all I have to say is congratulations. Never lose that NDSU spirit!!

The Fargodome did not disapoint!! It was easy to get to. No parking issues. Had nice comfy seats,( get the red ones). Bathrooms were clean and stocked. Great job. And it wasn't top hot either.

Belhaven University

Great christian community university with various and flexible courses at undergraduate,graduate and doctorate level. Located in Jackson and the campus is very quiet and peaceful. People or students and faculty over here are very soft spoken and helpful in nature

Wish I could give 0 stars. The entire experience was awful for my child and I. After one semester she left. They did so much lying just to get her to attend. Unorganized, inconsistent, and antiquated in their processes. Also, a student threatened to physically harm her and received no consequences. We were told the student cried and was sorry. I wouldn't recommend Belhaven to anyone.

Belhaven University visit was an awesome experience for my senior as well as me. Caleb Henry was an excellent and fantastic tour guide. If you decide to visit with your child, yourself or who ever decides to attend I recommend Caleb Henry...thank you

Beautiful campus. Easy accessible. Great university for a Christian Worldview that translates well into the business world. I loved my experience there.

Great Christian private school! Learned so much and felt welcomed! So many activities and things to do. Best college decision I made thus far. It’s great to be around others who have the same faith and passions. God bless

Montana State University

Be aware of the financial department they are misleading on information not sure if they really now what they are doing.  They will tell you one thing then they next week it's its different  story. Do all of  you reach before considering your options.

Beautiful place and lots of good memories.

I love Montana State's Science and Natural History Filmmaking graduate program.

It's a great college, for the most part.

On the academic side of things, it's pretty solid! Most of the teachers work hard and care about their students. I'd complain about the few that make a student's life hell, but every school has those. The classes I've taken so far have been educational and I've learned quite a lot.

The support services open to students are fantastic from my experience. Every faculty member I've interacted with has always has always wanted the best for the student and worked hard to help them in whatever situation they find themselves in.

The outdoor participation here is unmatched! Personally, a big part of choosing my college was for the skiing, and you won't be disappointed for any other outdoor activities either. You're only about 20-30 minutes from Bridger Bowl, and if that's not your cup of tea, you can drive about 1 hour to Big Sky. When it warms up, you've got rafting, hiking, climbing, camping, just about anything! Plus, the outdoor rec center on campus has pretty decent rental prices.

The food is mediocre. You'll likely start out enjoying what's offered at Miller or Rendezvous Dining Hall, but by the end of my first semester, my taste buds were dying of boredom. They try their best to change up the selection on a weekly basis, but even that gets old. At the end of the day, it's not any different from most universities.

The parking is a joke. As you'll see from most of these reviews, MSU is in need of a serious overhaul to their parking services. The overcharging and overselling of parking passes is a serious problem. It is ridiculous to see two lots, side-by-side, that both cost the same, but with an extremely disproportionate number of cars in one versus the other. Most lots located near the residence hall's are always packed and you'll be lucky to find a spot during the weekdays. It's clear MSU oversells their passes, despite claiming they don't, and you better be careful about parking violations because you'll rack up enough tickets to easily buy two passes.

Overall, it's a pretty good college. I didn't go over every part of college life here, but I'd encourage you to visit if you're already reading the reviews.

Professors are hit and miss. counselling services are good. Buildings are in dire need of renovation. Living facilities are sub-par, with newer buildings being fine but older buildings being unsanitary (especially bathrooms). Dining halls offer little variety with everything tasting the same and occasionally being under-cooked. You can always tell when visitors are coming because that is when the dining halls put in actual effort. My biggest issue is that 70% of the faculty are vastly pretentious and rude; acting curt and caustic and treating most students like an inconvenience. Its sad because , to most, it overshadows the 30% of caring/kind faculty who do put in effort and time for students.

(Some time later):
Montana State University : For two years in a row, I've been one of the very first students to sign up for housing arrangements as soon as they are available. For two years in a row, I've set my preferences. I've looked the registration desk clerk in the eyed and said "anything besides Johnstone would be fine.". I get my preferences done verbally, on paper, and on the housing website.For two years in a row, i get an email saying I've been assigned to johnstone.

The University of Alabama: IT Service Desk

Went in to ask a question about how to install a program provided to students, and was met by a very hostile supervisor, who not only was very rude, but also didn’t even understand a pretty simple question on putting windows on a new hard drive.

The University of Alabama

Stadium was lit last night. the LED game is on point. Not going to stroke the ego much more than that. It’s all about LSU either way. All I know is pretty soon Alabama gonna be an afterthought. Geaux Tigers Forever LSU

Game day at UA versus Ole Miss....Roll Tide Roll !!
Great facilities on campus and great GameDay experience at Bryant Denny Stadium.

The atmosphere is unmatched!!!! Loved watching the Tide put a whooping on LSU!!

Bryant Denny Stadium is the best Venue to watch college football in the country. Roll Tide.

Beautiful campus. Grounds and buildings well maintained. We went into several different halls and such. Very nice spaces. While I wish we had caught his name, a professor from the Engineering school stopped by our table at the Furg - realizing we were there for student orientation, he asked if we had any questions.  He sure didn't have to, but really impressed me that he thought to spend a few minutes with us.

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Helena College University of Montana

The high success rate of graduates in the HiSet Program is obviously due to the amazing staff members. After attending today for the first time, I feel motivated and feel like I have a clear path ahead of me. Thank you for being amazing 👏

Although a small College, Helena College offers a wide range of programs and courses. The staff is incredibly helpful and nice. The classes are small which makes it easier to get individualized attention. The campus is well maintained and easily accessible for all.

I am about 70 years old and deaf so consider this source.    I wanted to sign up  for a small engine mechanics class (to learn to maintain an ATV).    When I went to admissions they told me they would send me the necessary literature and I gave them my mail address.  "No problem",    she said.

That was the last I have "heard" or seen from them.      Perhaps they dont want old deaf people as students.

jus'   sayin'

P.S.      I have a masters degree in science from the University of Nevada at Reno,   but I am not a real doctor (ha).   So college has been no stranger to me until  I dealt with the admissions lady here............

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No one is ever online to help you. Even when they’re supposedly open no one ever answers your calls. Good classes, if only their website ACTUALLY WORKED SO YOU COULD ACTUALLY REGISTER FOR CLASSES. Terrible service, horrific support system.

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