This review is just based on doing the parent/student tour -…read more Wow! First of all, gorgeous campus! The brand new 220,000 thousand square foot student services building is amazing! The school store is located in there, along with Panda Express, Au Bon Pain, more dining and the 4th campus Starbucks! The overall campus is so pretty and we were lucky enough to have a fantastic tour guide, Brooke P. who is also from WF. The school has so many state of the art features, new buildings, gorgeous facilities and the grounds are so beautifully landscaped. Our tour guide definitely has Pirate pride and really loves the school, she answered all of my questions and I can see why so many kids pick ECU. Our daughter is definitely applying, remains to be seen if she'll be accepted and or attend ECU, but if she chose this school, based on what we saw today, I think she'd be quite happy here!

Based on my self-guided walking tour of campus on this day before the official start of Spring and…read moreamidst the COVID-19 shutting down of the university, I will say campus is beautifully landscaped, architecture is impressive and today it was incredibly peaceful. Walking the campus is totally accessible. There are many outdoor features to enjoy from fountains to memorials and a stray cow and Pirates.

I graduated with 4 degrees from Wesleyan, and I was promised that one I graduated that they would…read moreguarantee that they would help me find employment in my field of studies. The school has done nothing to try to help what they failed to mention is that I would have to go even further than a masters degree and take the BLET course to even be considered to even find a job in the criminal justice field not to mention at least 2 years of experience in the criminal justice field before you would ever be considered for any job. All this school does is lie to their students as long as they are getting paid you are useless to them. If I have learned anything its that don't waste your time and money going to college because it gets you nowhere except in debt.

Graduated from Wesleyan. As compared to other universities I'd attended it was the best for the…read morepersonal attention. They will work with you and help you succeed. They had classes that also helped you do work in general such as MS Office and other tools for projects etc. The work is well thought out. The professors are all knowledgeable and will go as far as you want to go with learning. The textbooks were all current. The education makes one worldly and productive. When applying at other colleges and universities they gladly recognized Wesleyan and accepted all of the credits. Like any university, prepare to work. You will earn your grades.

Better to use the online programs. Class size is small and wait times for programs fall short of a…read morefour year program.

consistently increased my tuition during my time there and silenced students who fought it. VERY…read morestrict parking rules. Even if you're a student just trying to go to the library/campus/etc. I'd love to see how much revenue they make off of parking tickets alone. I just felt like they were milking me for as much money as possible.

We visited for the highschool admission day. Directions were clear, the schedule was followed…read moreclosely, staff, volunteers, and students served as tour guides. Parking was easy, not like many larger schools where it can be a nightmare. The campus is beautiful, especially if you love bricks. It is clean and open with plenty of green space. The grounds are well maintained. It has a modern feeling and while it isn't huge and sprawled out, it doesn't seem too small. The new student center should be opening soon (March 2020) and blends well with the other buildings in the academic circle. Overall the event gave a favorable image of the university and our experience was positive as well. The lunch we were served, was mediocre, but they were using university dining services for a large group, served in a basketball gym set up with tables.

Great professors, counselors, director, etc. This is the place to go if you want to stay local and…read morestill work a full time or part time job.Everyone here is personally vested in the success of the students and I didn't feel like I was just a number because I wasn't. I transferred from UNCW to UMO and was highly pleased with Mount Olive.

My son had a great 2 years of football and academics. The town people were so welcoming and…read morefriendly. I went to visit 3 times for football games, loved the campus. It is a beautiful campus and my son truly admired his professors and the football team Chaplin - all took good care of my kid - thank you UNCP - never forget you!!

This is absolutely the worst school I have ever been to. Please reconsider before going here. This…read moreschool is only good for the locals who stay around the school. They have tried to cover up several race wars and school shootings. You are much better off going to Fayetteville state or another school in the area. It's not worth your college experience by any means. Administration does not care and will find excuses for employees. If you address any concerns then you will become a target. After 4 years I still have trouble getting certain things done because this school rather be petty than to just do their assigned job. I highly do not recommend especially if you are of African American descent and advise you to reconsider.