Nice university with a great campus, the law school is also housed in a nice and modern building…read morewith the school of social welfare. Some scenic areas as well, was here for the PatCon conference. Also James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, came here to coach the University of Kansas team and there is maybe a street and building named after him. Check it out!

Can I give a zero? After an abnormal screening breast ultrasound, I immediately called KU for a…read morediagnostic mammogram and ultrasound. I wanted to go 'the best in town'. I gave them the name of the facility that did the original ultrasound as requested. The soonest they could get me in was 3.5 weeks later. They like to see you 7-10 days after so I was very anxious to get it checked out. After waiting 3.5 weeks, I get checked in and wait 30 minutes and get all the way back to get undressed and was told they could not do the scans bc they didn't have all of my years of mammograms from diagnostic imaging. They literally turned me away. They have to do these scans anyway but refused until they got my history which was a ball drop on their part. The human thing to do would have been to scan me and then wait for the images they didn't request. Now I have to wait until they get my prior images and call me to reschedule. Unbelievable. Completely unacceptable.

In this age of "cookie cutter" educational "opportunities, Ottawa University stands tall in keeping…read morethings basic at first, then allowing expansion into broader topics. This commitment to a no-nonsense solid foundation is critical to the success of Ottawa's graduates - man of which have led in their fields.

Worst University EVER to send my child to and she has been on campus 4 years making the Deans &…read morePresidents list, the administration/professors only give lip service to the students when they voice a concern then label them amongst their clicky immature professor/administration group as a problem, (with the exception of Sarah and Dr. Bearman as they have been exceptional). If a student voices a concern to administration that is someone that will actually listen and try to help their hands are slapped for helping and they are either told to "stay in their lane" or they somehow no longer work there. No wonder it takes 6 years for half of their students to graduate with a bachelor's and almost half drop out after 4 years without a degree. They are getting Federal $'s for most all of these students #moneyhustle. Do your own research my stats came from https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/washburn-university/academic-life/graduation-and-retention/chart-graduation-rate.html. Also, LLC is in serious need of renovation between the black mold and cock roaches but yet they build the new President a new Hollywood house. All under the claim that the tech students built the house and it was funded by donors HA, perhaps those "donors" would have preferred the money go to students to have decent livable housing. RANT OVER but could say so much more!

Marsha in the business office may need a little more information on the honor society so she isnt…read moretelling students it is potentially spam when they call to inquire about it. She is very condescending and snarky.

St Marys College is unique, small, and distinctly Traditionally Catholic…read more The heart of the school day revolves around the unadulterated 1962 Latin Mass, as it was celebrated worldwide in the Catholic Church prior to Vatican II. Classes typically then go from 8-5, with a break for lunch, as a typical class load for students is 21 credits a semester! Latin and Theology are mainstays of the curriculum, with heavy doses of Literature, Philosophy, and History, with the bare minimum sprinklings of math and science that any accredited liberal arts college bears with. Good, decent young men and women here, excellent, dedicated teachers. And some good memories were made - not always by following the rules...but as I tell my students all the time - never let your classes get in the way of your education.

So far I've been very impressed with how KU has set up the BEST building to support people that…read morework full time. The classes are able to accommodate students attending in person when work allows, attending and interacting with the professor and other students when they need to remote into class and providing full audio and video playback for when life and work don't allow you to participate until later.

From the owner: The University of Kansas Edwards Campus is an institution of higher education, located in Overland…read morePark, Kan., that offers a variety of undergraduate degree-completion and graduate programs. A branch campus of the University of Kansas, the 20-year-old Edwards Campus sits on 30 acres and consists of four buildings. Features of the campus include convenient and free parking, WiFi, computer labs, a full-service library, and on-site writing center and stats tutoring. The mission of the KU Edwards Campus is to serve the workforce, economic and community development needs of the region by bringing high-quality academic programs, research and public service of the University of Kansas to the greater Kansas City community. In accordance with this mission, the campus strives to cater to the adult learner and design programs to fit the lifestyles of working adults. KU Edwards has late afternoon and evening classes available to help students balance the responsibilities of work and family.

Good small community college, especially for students who can use some extra support between…read moretransitioning between high school and a larger university. Nice small classes with instructors who are really helpful and supportive. Only down fall is the housing. Some of the rooms are nice; large with a bed, desk dresser: everything you need. Other rooms are so bare bones you can hardly live in them; 2 beds, 1 dresser, no desks (apparently they don't expect you as a student to be studying). Communication with the housing office is TERRIBLE! They don't respond to emails and are not helpful in solving problems.

I have been taking classes at NCCC for some little time now, mainly at the Chanute campus and…read moreonline. This was my first chance to really see what the Ottawa campus was like. As this is an odd class that I am taking, Friday night and Saturday, I really did not get to see any students other than those in my class. And I have only know a couple of the instructors that work out of this campus, having meet them through PTK. Overall, the buidling is a really nice one. The rooms that I have been in were all very neat, clean, and orderly. I have been to the Ottawa campus once before with my wife, who works for NCCC, when were just passing through. I really enjoyed the feel of this campus and will enjoy the next couple times that I will be there for this one class.

Having a degree from here I can say it was an average experience. The students and some of the…read morefaculty were great. The university's administration though needs changes. Few of my friends obtained an education worth much other than the degree to put on the wall and check off the requirement of having a degree to apply for a job. While there were a few good professors who challenged us to think and who gave us a real education and not a simple memorize the answers in the book and remember them well enough to fill in a circle on a exam, that was not the case for most of my professors. They had many classes that were so large there was no value of actually going to them other than having to do so often so you had attendance in class to pass. I can recall one large class taught by a professor who could effectively teach a large class, but other than that professor the rest of them had no ability to teach a large class and should never have been put in charge of doing it. There is a great school pride of the football and mens basketball team more so now. Which is great and great, but it does not replace or make up for a lacking educational experience. Don't expect much a degree from here to get you any special consideration over other 4 years colleges. While many large corporations like to recruit from universities like K-State because the students graduate without expecting a lot or feeling entitled to much and have a strong work ethic that is only partially a positive by product of an education here. Students are taught to be yes students and to be good employees, not to be CEOs or entrepreneurs or young men and woman who will significantly impact our nation or the world. You would also expect a University in the heartland of America to be more conservative and it is more so than KU a few hours away, but the student body of which is more conservative is not represented accordingly by the University faculty and administration of which is more liberal in general. If you send your kids here expect that bias to attempt to influence your kids from a liberal bias in many areas. The grants and scholarships are not readily available to every student. If you have an area you excel in you may get a scholarship for it or in athletics or if you have a low family income or are a minority you may qualify for one. If your family is middle class and you are not a minority and do not excel in any area then don't expect any scholarships or grants. Although, you can rest assured the Alumni Association will track you down and mail you and call you in attempts to get donations for the university. The parking may have improved since I was a student there, but not likely by much. You will want to live close enough to campus to walk to class, don't make the mistake of living far away and having to drive to class. It's not worth the hassle and I found as I lived closer to the university the students I lived near tended to have a better focus and direction in life of which was refreshing. If you are a self driven individual and have talents and abilities to excel in areas it is also hard to do so here as most of the systems in place are setup to move you along at the pace the university has established. There is a semi separation of the student body in greek and non greek and it is semi click like. Not really one way, but both ways. The greek system does tend to have more influence simply because they are organized and non greek students are not organized and as such are not likely to ever have more influence than the greek students. Either student body group can be positive or negative. The greek system in the wrong house or the wrong group can be destructive to every area of your life, but in the right house and the right group of peers be positive and life changing in every area. This is the same for the non greek students too though, and is best explain in that you become most like those you closely associate with and spend time with. If you want to be someone who someone of good character and quality will want to marry one day and start a family with and you want to have a successful career then associate with the people with similar goals and desires. I saw in enough peers around me the effects of being around the wrong people in college and contrary to the popular idea that you can do what ever you want in college and change once you leave to start a family and be successful in life - that is not what I observed from those I knew and watched. Maybe in 10 years after college you can recover and change, but the path you put yourself on in college is very hard to magically change once you are out of college and in the real world. That is my advice from my time at K-State. I have my degree from there and I have it framed and I am glad I put in my 4 years to get it. It has however sit on my wall in a framed glass case and that is all I have found use for it.

Lovely town. The school offers a couple unique degrees not available else where save Auburn…read more Midwest exchange program plus academic achievement scholarship makes it surprisingly affordable. Easy to get in and out. Campus is very nice. The gym is the state of art.