I was a national merit finally.A recruiter came to my high school and promised me that I along with…read moreall other merit finalists would receive a scholarship. I decided to attend but when I got there I llearned that the recruiter lied. I tried to contact the president but she would not talk to me and her chief of staff had the secretary repeatty lie to me by telling me falsely that she would call me back. When I was there the culture was all about weekend drinking.Not a good school with ethical people to entrust your future to.

BOO CARLETON! I went on a camping trip my freshman year, before even starting school, and this one…read moreWHITE foo was all like, "Mexican women only cross the border to have their babies here who can then take advantage of the U.S." while looking straight at me. Yeah, I'm Mexican. Then this same fool, during a talk at which a dean was present, said something else disparaging Mexican people and blah blah blah. Instead of talking to said dumbass, the dean approached me and said I could go talk to him whenever I felt like it. Uh...I think the dumbass needed more help then I did. Anyway, maybe it was my first experience in SUPER WHITE MN but I could not stand the anger and hatred directed towards Latinos and Mexicans. GOD! And then, my roommate could not understand why we even talked about racism because it was SO pointless. Jesus. Please consider going somewhere else. Or at least visit the campus to see how many Latinos are actually there (if you are Latino or any other minority). Boo!

Horrible bowling lane, doesn't read the bowling balls well at all, my ion pro max, which is a 200…read moredollar high end ball doesn't curve at all, I'm doing two handed and its supposed to curve ALOT. This lane is also so out date.

No guidance for new students at all, especially if you are older. The professors will not answer…read moreyour phone calls or emails.

Local state institution an hour away from the Twin Cities. I like the student involvement on…read morecampus. The majority of the buildings are wel maintained. Parking is a hassle and I have issues with the payment and where the guest parking spots are at on this campus. The student union is decent with plenty of student activities and outside events being hosted here. Overall, it was a decent visit here.

Had a lovely time visiting the beautiful campus and we were all so impressed! Very helpful…read moreentrance/admittance information. The scheduled tour was terrific! Our knowing guides and helpful admission office answered every question we had! I'd be proud to attend this school and very proud to recommend classes to anyone looking for an exciting collegiate adventure. Well DONE! GO MAVRICKS!

financial department is a mess, completely unorganized and quick to send fines. My high school…read moredaughter took a class as a dual credit and dropped after the first day after she was told about all the books need. Her counselor at her school had to drop it for her and wasn't able to do it until the following week and apparently they give you less than 5 days to do it. Now we have a $100 fine for a high school student who doesn't even attend there and when we called we got nothing but negative attitude and an unwillingness to help. Doesn't seem to follow Christian values to have posted all over their webpage. Shame

This is based on a college tour. My son decided not to pursue going to college here. This as a…read moresmall Lutheran college on a small campus. The tour consisted of a welcome folder, free donuts, pastries, juice, bottled water. Then a power point video about the school and a walking tour. The media TV production area was really cool. My son didn't care for the small dorms or really small fitness areas. But they are building on and will be done in 2022 or 2023. We enjoyed a free lunch. The admissions guy answered a lot of questions. The chapel was really nice. The cost was very affordable for a private college. I would have totally went here 30 years ago. They really emphasize small class sizes and you get to know your professors well. This might be a great college option for the right person.

St. Olaf is St. Olaf. A great liberal arts school that doesn't go overboard getting a big head…read moreabout themselves. They have a huge acceptance rate upon graduating undergrad school into great graduate programs in medicine, science, math. If you love music, they have that too. It may be a Lutheran school BUT it is not religious if you don't want it to be. There are Hindu, Buddhists, Catholics and many faiths represented. I'd call the school Norwegian conservative which is a 'I have my ideas, you have your's and as long as everyone respects each other and keeps quiet-we'll do just fine.' attitude. Unlike snooty Carleton across town, this school knows who they are, and doesn't try to pretend they are Ivy league-and at Carleton it is just pretend! They talk a liberal talk yet they discriminate just like the worse offenders. St.Olaf gives you a personal college undergraduate experience that prepares you for much bigger graduate school experiences AND grad schools recognize that.

Good school, offers consumers wide variety of majors with rigorous general education requirements,…read moreproviding a well rounded experience for those that attend. Some services that make it stand out from its primary competitors are its helpful career services center, strong music program, good student support, and excellent academic resources. 1 star off due to a high price, although there are many complimentary services beyond the standard lineup of what other institutions sell. Overall it is a strong organization that is well placed strategically to compete and bring high value to customers in the 21st century.