We walked around Nashville briefly following our concert and traveled past Vanderbilt University…read more Gorgeous campus with well groomed grounds and amazing architecture. We just happened to catch what appeared to be a full moon, which was lovely.

Quality/Quantity - Not sure why, but we still visit the local colleges when we travel...? Habit I…read moreguess...? We obviously enjoy it. It gives us insight into the community. Schools available here: Arts and Science. Blair School of Music. Divinity School. School of Engineering. Graduate School. Law School. School of Medicine. School of Nursing. Owen Graduate School of Management. Peabody College. 70+ undergraduate programs. 57 academic graduate programs. Atmosphere - Good size. Clean and spacious environment. A park-like campus. Interesting cool fun facts: 94% of students live on campus all 4 years. 50% of students study abroad. 78% of first time applicants accepted to medical school rather than the national 46%. Service - N/A. Price - Undergraduate tuition and fees approximately cost $61k+. Adding housing and meals - $30k+. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1873.

Nothing is perfect but this is a solid university. The state owes THEM 2 billion dollars...It's…read moreamazing they are functional at all. I am an HBCU grad, an ivy league grad and have worked at universities. Many are propped up well because the are well funded.

Tennessee State University is a historically black institution that will help you grow…read moreintellectually and also mature into a well rounded human being. They provide amazing programs that have produced some of the most profound leaders in the black community. TSU has rich history and culture within the Nashville community (true staple/gem). A lot of my family have graduated from here and I always enjoy attending homecoming in October

My second year in a row attending a conference at Belmont University. The staff is friendly,…read morehelpful, service with a smile, welcomes you to Nashville and says, "We will see you tomorrow!" when bidding goodbye each day. I love the facility and the beautiful campus but honestly, the staff's customer service is bar none. Can't wait to return in 2027!

I wish the school was a little more affordable, I wish the freshman male dorm room they showed us…read moredidn't have mold (my kiddo is allergic) They did a fantastic job showcasing their strength, the academics and their small classroom size. Everyone was so friendly and eager to share their experience at the Belmont. The campus is absolutely beautiful, it was like stepping into a bubble inside Nashville. I loved it, my kiddos loved it. I would totally recommend visiting Belmont if you are looking at colleges in Nashville.

I went to school here from the 3rd grade through high school a long time ago. It was a wonderful…read moreschool that prepared me for the future. I graduated from the University of Tennessee undergraduate and graduate school and loved it but most of my graduating class went to Ivy League schools, Vanderbilt and even Cal Tech .If you are a high level student and want a high level education the University School of Nashville will provide you with a great education.

I clearly don't have any kiddos but I had to give a shout-out to the University School of Nashville…read morebecause I have toured the campus a couple of times and recently attended their annual Artclectic event and was very impressed with this top notch K-12 educational facility. The campus is beautiful especially with recent state of the art renovations and the staff that I have encountered were all very passionate about leveraging a student's, artistic, intellectual and athletic potential. As we all know education is a major issue in our country but this school appears to be part of the elite schools that offer an outstanding educational experience from grade school through high school graduation. It's going to cost you though, with grade school tuition at around $16,000 a year and high-school hovering at $18,000.... you must invest or pray to god they offer your student financial aid which is available. The good news is USN gives over $1.8 million in need-based financial aid to 18% of the students. Even attending the Artclectic event showcased how USN truly invests into it's educational model and really stands out from the pack of sub-par schools that are unfortunately part of the thread of the city.

We visited Trevecca Nazarene University to attend the Tara-Leigh Cobble "Bible Recap Live" event…read morelast Saturday. I believe it was held in the Boone Convocation Center. The venue itself appeared to hold about 800 people or maybe 1000. There was a good-sized crowd in attendance! The lobby was small. The patrons were primarily women. There were several decent sized monitors hung throughout the venue; however, Tara-Leigh Cobble and the activities (trivia, other people talking, etc.) were not projected on the screens. Also, there was no stage, no elevated area for the star, Tara-Leigh Cobble, to stand on, and the seats were stadium-like in that they were slightly elevate. Anyway, getting a good line of sight to the stage was not easy. Because it was female-centered, the women's restroom quickly got messy, with water dripping all over the floor, paper towel dispensers crapped out, etc. It would have been nice to have folded paper towers in baskets beside each sink vice having to walk with dripping hands to the wall mounted dispensers that quit functioning early in the night. Were all the amenities I prefer available at this venue? No. It looked like the "convention center" (my words) was adjacent to a dining hall. There were no food, drinks, or adult beverages available at this event. No food trucks, nothing. This was understood prior to attending, as they advertised you could tailgate in the parking lot as maybe a dozen or so were doing, when we arrived. The campus was clean, parking was ample, and the few staff we engaged with were kind. Did I enjoy Tara-Leigh Cobble? Absolutely! Was her show well executed? It was! Would I attend again if it were held at Trevecca? Yes; however, I would prefer more creature comforts. There was a 15-minute intermission with absolutely nothing to do, except browse Tara-Leigh Cobble's merchandise, most of which is available online.

Great university beautiful campus I went to the Starbucks and the coffee was very good and the…read moreworkers seems genuinely happy to be working. And the hub has some great burgers.

I visited Nashville Tennessee and always wanted to see the historical Fisk University and the…read moremedical university that is also HBCU . My heart was broken to see these HBCUS. They look as if they are still in the 1800s. I am sure the State of Tennessee and our federal government has kept these once beautiful and thriving HBCUS campuses from receiving the necessary funds to keep both universities from serving the community and past, present and future students. These campuses are a sore eye. I visited the Andrew Jackson Heritage Estate (Plantation) and was VERY ANGRY that the very land that many African American slaves were sold, born, slaughtered and raped was still being preserved. Money is still being made here and the wealth is not being distributed. A huge percentage of each ticket bought should go to the restoration and presentation and preservation of Fisk University and the shared medical university. Read the history of Andrew Jackson. It is very disheartening. NASHVILLE TENNESSEE AND UNITED STATES, I AM SHAKING MY HEAD, BOTH ANGRY AND DISAPPOINTED. THE STUDENTS, COMMUNITY AND BOTH CAMPUSES DESERVE BETTER.

These people refuse to address the mold issue in the bathrooms in multiple buildings. Now, the…read morestudents are left without heat in their dorms. My child had to use her heated blanket to keep warm in the middle of winter. They're worried about the parents paying tuition, but the students are subject to terrible living conditions. HBCU or not. They need to do better.

The co-workers are great people. However, management does not want to change the way things are…read moredone. It is the biggest oxymoron in the universe. This company offers an organizational leadership program but they are the most unorganized company that I have ever worked for.

From the owner: About the College of Professional Studies: - Classes meet on…read morecampus one night per week, or online - Instructors are leading industry experts - Personal advisors partner with students to ensure success - Technology is provided to every student PROGRAMS: Associate of Applied Science - Business - Customer Relationship Management - Criminal Justice Associate of Arts - Business - Customer Relationship Management - Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science: - Healthcare Management (on-campus) - Information Technology (on-campus) - Management & Organizational Development (on-campus) - Criminal Justice (online) - Emergency Services Management* (online) - Information Technology* (online) - Healthcare Mangement (online) - Organizational Leadership (online) Master of Business Administration - Online: - Executive - Academic Practitioner - Healthcare Administration - Human Resource Management Master of Science - Online: - Criminal Justice *These specializations are offered at specific times during the academic year. Please contact your Bethel representative to learn more.

I came to South College's Dental Clinic to help out a student with her patient requirements to…read moregraduate. The student & instructors were very helpful & informative throughout my dental cleaning. I can tell they take pride in the clinic because of how clean & well maintained the clinic is kept. Students of the college receive free cleanings

From the owner: Across from the airport on I-40, South College's Nashville Learning Site is located in 48,000…read moresquare feet of modern classrooms, laboratories and other conveniences for students and faculty. All students have a place at South College; we are committed to you. We encourage, promote and support professional development for the growth of our students and faculty. Plus, it's encouraged to learn outside of the classroom and get hands-on experience. We make this a priority in many of our programs.

Horrible school. The accounting undergrad program focuses way too much on classes that are not…read moreaccounting. And you have the exact same issue with the MAcc program. They don't offer cost or managerial accounting, but thank goodness you have to take 4 different IT classes. Last I checked, I applied for the masters of accounting program, not a masters in random IT applications program. Dr. Fuller is not very helpful when it comes to questions about his class or issues with the masters program in general. When I learned my sister had terminal cancer, I went to him and told him school couldn't be my #1 priority anymore because of this horrible thing that had happened to our family. He assured me the program and faculty would be there for me and help me where they could. When I went to see him 2-3 more times throughout the semester, I had to remind me each time about the personal struggles I was facing, so obviously he did not care. Dr. Ayres assured me I would be "given whatever grade I needed" in order to pass my classes with the necessary GPA to get my degree. When the time came and final grades were posted, I was about to .06 points away from the necessary GPA to get the degree (3.0). Not sure why that is, when you pass all your classes, you've earned your degree. It's not right for the school to add arbitrary requirements here & there. When I reached out to my professor about this, he claimed he didn't remember saying that and merely wanted to "encourage me". When I told Dr. Fuller that this wasn't acceptable he told me I could reapply and take the program again. I said absolutely not and that I needed to appeal this unjust decision. He told me "I don't know what grounds you have for an appeal", like my sister hadn't been dying from cancer for the last 5 months and passed only a matter of weeks ago. When I looked in the student handbook, an illness or death in the family was one of the first eligible reasons for an appeal to be made. These people don't even know the rules in the college they work for. I appealed the process, which included having to send my dead sister's obituary for proof? I have no idea, but that was so out of line. They knew my name and where I lived, if they really didn't believe me, they could've looked it up themselves instead of making me send it. That was despicable to ask. I successfully appealed and was finally was given my degree. But not so fast! Even then, I was faced with rude and useless employees. Missy Martin couldn't handle a few emails back and forth about solving this horrific mistake without some cheek. All in all, this is an atrocious school with an overwhelming amount of useless, incompetent, and rude faculty. I absolutely did not enjoy my time there and now detest anything UT-related. I now live out of state and have come into contact with students at other universities and can tell from a handful of conversations that those MAcc programs at other schools are infinitely better. However, I do recommend Dr. Hart and both Dr. Chyz's. They were some of the few professors I enjoyed, and that were helpful when it came to succeeding in class.

Three star U that can't get top recruits. Might never beat the University of Florida or Alabama…read moreever again. Butch is a joke.

My daughter went to school there her freshman year and experienced overall health issues all year…read morein the dorm. We requested for her to live off campus her Sophomore year and the university was cold and corporate and refused our request. When I left messages, I received no phone calls back and email correspondence was cold and impersonal. I will never step foot on the campus again.

We had an amazing Animation conference at this university. It was beautiful and everyone on campus…read morewas very thoughtful when asking directions.