Wonderful experience here attending from 2014 fall to Fall 2017. Beautiful campus and very pleasant…read moreatmosphere here on McNeese State University campus.

This is a good multifunction emergency response training facility. Everything from putting out a…read morefire to retrieving the victim. The cost per person is relatively inexpensive when compared to Texas A&M but the training is quality & solid. The trainers here are experienced, knowledgeable and ready to not only teach you but help you learn everything you need to respond in an emergency. The atmosphere here is relaxed & friendly & yet very professional. Highly recommended when the company budget is a major concern.

Good place to get your first two years on a degree done or get an Associate Degree and then move on…read morefor a Bachelor degree either in Beaumont or elsewhere. Excellent nursing program here and a Pharmacy Technology as well. Not as expensive as a four year school but just as good. Instructors are very professional and very knowledgeable about their fields.

I debated for a while on whether I should give three or four stars...I thought three because…read morealthough you get the full education experience (albeit they do only offer associates degrees, so maybe not the FULL experience), you don't really get the full college experience (no sports/dorms/frat parties)......experience......I went with four stars because of the education you will receive here and the more personal relationship you can develop with the professors...it's all legal too!...seriously, though...the teachers are very knowledgable and their prowess can be passed on easily if the student puts in the effort...the campus has a lot to offer just on a smaller scale, of course...also very clean...fours stars may be a bit much, but from my experience this is a very decent college and the price for education is much lower than that of bigger schools.

Poor management and some good teachers. Support staff always…read morelooked down on as low life by some so called professionals.