Faculty in the ZooSci department are genuinely caring and helpful to students in and outside of…read moreclass. The food is good, though lacks some variety. Self service is quick. Security is tight so I don't have to worry. And the pricing is fair for a public school.

Hello. I've always been told that athletics are the frount doorstep of every school. if this is the…read morecase. The women's wrestling team DOES NOT give off good energy for the school. Yellow glasses needs some hel

This school is authentically Catholic, not "Catholic in name only" like many colleges. The theology…read moredepartment is fantastic, with many well-known professors who teach here. I got a very good theology education here. Franciscan teaches Catholic truth without apology. The curriculum is grounded in names like Aquinas, not liberal theologians who interpret Catholic teaching as they see fit. Theologically they are on the conservative side - that's what makes them authentically Catholic. Most students are not only Catholic but are very serious about their faith. Many attend daily Mass (there are multiple daily Masses offered), adoration, you see students walking around campus praying the rosary, and quite a few discern a religious vocation. Franciscan is an escape from the craziness that the secular world has become these days. I took off one star for: - the town is very run down, small, with nothing to do. The campus is the only highlight. - the facilities at this school need to be updated, especially the HVAC system. Classrooms are often boiling hot even in January. - Masses are reverent (at least compared to an average parish) but could use more traditional music and more Latin. Guitars don't belong in the liturgy. Also, with so many priests living on campus, there is no excuse for their constant use of extraordinary ministers of communion.

This school is nothing but a cult. Everyone is very judgmental. The teachers here don't care about…read moretheir students and their education. You're better off at a different university such as Ohio State, Ohio University etc.. they most likely will have a better curriculum there than here.

Wheeling University, formerly Wheeling Jesuit University, is a small private college that is home…read moreto many out of state and international students. My daughter attends thanks to a sports scholarship and so far is liking the small town feel. She grew up in So. California but has adjusted well and has met some good friends.

Thanks for joining us our first Taste of West Virginia event in Washington D.C. The ice sculpture…read moreyou created was very impressive. I also enjoyed the chocolate truffles you provided. Hope you join us again next year!

I graduated in 1976 from Cal - then it was known as California State College... I loved every…read moreminute of being there. Earned a BS in Education/Special Education and taught for 42 yrs. Great professors who prepared me well to enter the teaching profession, beautiful campus, made many great friends, am a ZTA sister, and have so many wonderful college memories. Best wishes to all the students & sports teams for a great year!

I may be a bit partial as I write this review, as I am an alumnus of good ole Cal U. But I will…read morekeep it concise. California University of Pennsylvania, or Cal U as it is known commonly may be one of the smaller of the state universities, but it is one of the more close knit of the state universities. Like the university, the town is small. But that means you will get to know the area fairly quickly and just where to go to get the right things you need. Since I have graduated this have changed a bit on campus. But that doesn't mean it changed so dramatically that you cannot navigate the campus. New buildings have gone up and the old ones have been remodeled to sustain the culture of the university. Hail to Cal U, or as the locals call it, Harvard on the Mon.

This is a review of the John Glenn Gym, where they play basketball…read more It was hard to click "yay, I'm a fan!" We visited to see Sweetie's brother play basketball against Muskingum. I've been doing a bit of a tour of small college athletic facilities lately; maybe I should do more reviews and make a list. Anyway. I was very impressed with this place. It's a fairly new building. The architecture is somewhat interesting, and the layout works well. The court itself is a great place to see a game. Sound and lighting were good, fan access was great, the bleachers were comfortable. Restrooms and concessions are convenient. All in all, a great place to visit. And we won. I had hoped to visit the Glenn museum but it's closed this time of year. The town is small, and we didn't see much of it. The school is also small but the campus is nice. I don't think I'd mind living there.

I graduated when Muskingum was still a College. Glad to see their progress! I've appreciated the…read moreeducation I received there, and would recommend this school to folks looking to go where they can interact one-on-one to professors and not just be one of many thousands.

I'll have to admit I'm biased straight off the bat. I couldn't believe that WVU hasn't had any…read morereviews yet, so I felt compelled to share my thoughts. I spent 4 years going up and down hills every day here in Morgantown. If you're looking for a great workout in between classes, you've come to the right spot. WVU offers a wide variety of career options, from Forensic Science, to Zoology, to Economics and Communications. They have an amazing campus that caters to all interests. I personally started out as a Forensic Science pre-major, switched over to Psychology, and eventually double-majored in Sociology. It can be done! I always told my friends that it seems very easy to get into WVU, but hard to stay in. It is a very large school (serving over 30,000 students), and has been known to be a huge "party school." I could write an insanely large review, but won't because it's not about me reminiscing, it's about me sharing what I loved about this university. WVU offers great study abroad programs, professors who are invested in student's success, and a gorgeous campus in the hills of West Virginia. The town itself has expanded to accommodate the large amount people. Is it a random place to go to school? For some, absolutely. But I have no regrets. I'm a Mountaineer for life.

WVU it's a great school to go. Very fun and great…read moreeducational experience !

Great place to work or to attend classes. Also, the chapel is a beautiful place to have a wedding…read moreceremony. There are 2 places to eat on campus, and both are in the Nicholson Student Center. Romo's Cafe is a coffee shop that offers soup, salads and sandwiches. The Food Court serves a wider variety of options.

From the owner: RMU offers 60 undergraduate & 20 graduate degree programs in 5 academic schools. Our mission is to…read morechange our students' lives so that they can change others lives. As a private, comprehensive institution committed to active learning and student success, Robert Morris University is recognized for integrating liberal arts with a professionally focused, applied education that prepares students for leadership in a rapidly changing world.