Fun and cool. Lots of places to drive, though... Still really cool. You get lots of education…read more Their performing arts is great.

Private, Christian-based university; NCAA Division II athletics and member of the West Virginia…read moreIntercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC). Excellent academics in a small university environment.

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 !

After high school, I left Boston as a 340lb straight boy who was extremely shy, inactive, and…read moreunsure of who I was. After college, I returned to Boston as a 200lb gay man who was extremely outgoing, active, and sure of my identity. Five stars: *Gorgeous campus *Fantastic faculty & staff *Amazing student body *Lovely little river city (Marietta, Ohio) *Plenty of opportunities to better yourself Marietta College made me who I am. Now, I wonder if this review will make some of my debt disappear.

Marietta College is a quintessential liberal arts school in a small midwestern town…read more When I was enrolled here, I met people from all over the world, and wondered WHY the heck they would come to this little charming, friendly, picturesque and historic little river town, away from all the madness of big cities, and get a decent education in cool things like petroleum engineering or geology. Those reasons were not totally clear to me while I was in that sleepy little town. Plus now they have a WalMart in town!

For my milestone 100th review, I just have to give props to my Alma Mater, THE Ohio University,…read moreest. 1804. This is not to be confused with Ohio STATE University, home of the Buckeyes. They are _much_ better at football. It really did get me to where I am today despite the recent bad press. For the most part, colleges give me a tad bit of anxiety. Visiting UC Davis recently, I felt like I forgot to write a paper, or that I need to go to class, or that I was missing valuable drinking time before class. Remembering what year it was and that I was a big boy now eased these pains, but reassured me that I wasn't going to get my Master's anytime soon. In any case, here are the things I miss from going to school here: TONY'S : This was a locals bar, but also my favorite. Warm Killian's Irish Red and Coors Light on tap just added to the experience of classic rock music and drunk townies. You will likely see me wear a T-Shirt advertising this bar. THE GREEN : Just a nice patch of grassy land underneath enormous trees. I would often go here while I cut class on very nice spring days. JEFF' HILL : Short for Jefferson Hill that is now closed due to bad road conditions (most of the uptown is paved in brick. The kind that would trip the unsuspecting pedestrian and cause their drunk friends to laugh incessantly). There were many a sledding on cafeteria trays here during snow storms. RTV BUILDING : This is where I got my Communication Systems Management degree. In the bowels of this building, I was at class almost all week. Though I would think this area would bring me anxiety, this is where I first realized that I was finally _getting_ college. COURT STREET : The main street of the small University (population 30,000, which was also about the number of students who in attendance). Though it's gotten a bit commercialized in the past few years, I will always remember the many strolls down the street looking for a place to eat or imbibe alcohol. I am sure I will keep adding to this list as I remember more things that I miss. If you have a chance, visit this small campus. I know I will be for years to come.

An amazing school with awesome professors and very kind and accepting students! Go bobcatsread more

I have tried a traditional University, a technical university, and two other medical education…read moreprograms. By far Ross Medical Education Center Morgantown, WV campus surpassed all my other educational experiences. I am now a RMA and I am a ful time employee in a medical practice. The campus has a superior staff of well round and highly experienced, well rounded individuals that add personal interest into each students succes. If I could recommend this program and this particular campus to anyone interested I would and I DO.

Love this place. Love my dental class! My instructor is amazing. This class is the bomb.comread more

This is one of the safest bus stops I have been at. It is in a nice area, shade and seating while u…read morewait on your bus. The restroom facilities are very clean. Bus was only 5 min past schedule but that's nothing. Driver lady was efficient and got us to our bus transfer in Cambridge safely. Bus was clean. Take headphones for your own sanity.