Very beautiful atmosphere outside ( to sit and enjoy the trees ). The seminar room was very clean,…read morechairs are super comfy, and you can easily see and hear the presenters. Free Wi-Fi. Bathrooms are very clean.

I'm a graduate student here studying software engineering. It's a clean small campus. It's perfect…read morefor anyone that works full time. I think all of their classes are at night and the work load is reasonable. I take 2 classes a semester but each class is only half a semester. They also have online and hybrid courses.

Phenomenal campus tour and a taste of their soul food wednesday menu. Big thanks to President…read moreWatson and his office for hosting Princeton!

School has roaches, bullying, staff is uncaring, security might as well not even be there as they…read moredo absolutely nothing when a situation does occurs and they actually have the audacity to blame the bullied child for being bullied!(probably afraid of the bullies themselves) So, it's basically like going to college in the pjs. No wonder it has such a low graduation rate. (10%) We thought it was going to be like Hillman but it's more like East Side High. I'm sorry I sent my child here. Do yourself a favor and send your child somewhere else.

A great university. In a suburban community but a full university campus with boarding options. It…read morehas everything that a large university offers but a small university feel. It's a perfect fit for my son. My son didn't want to be too far from home in Philadelphia and with WCU being less than an hour drive, the university was a perfect fit!

My son is attending as a Biomedical Engineering student. This University emphasized to him their…read morenew Science and Engineering building as well as the legitimacy of their program. Although this has been true in part, they have a severe housing crisis on this campus. They essentially accept more students than they can accommodate and they are placed in a lottery system for housing. The real kicker is that this bait and switch happens after their freshman year. Housing is easy and plentiful for new recruits but after that, you are on your own and scrambling in this Lord of the Flies scenario. My son will now have to commute an hour and a half each way. This is very disappointing

Great school. The basketball court and the building it's housed in are very nice…read more I've only visited that part of campus. Parking is limited for that building.

updated from 4 stars to 3- current student. if you are coming for nursing, and know you'll be…read morestudying- apply. Everything else- business, psychology, etc go somewhere else. You'll save money and get your money's worth at other institutions. unnecessary and additional religious classes that you are required to take and some classes that are needed to graduate there are currently no teachers for- meaning you'll have to take it somewhere else and PRAY that Neumann even ACCEPTS the credits.

Now, to The Mont. I regained my love for soccer here, and I…read morehave made lifelong friends while attending Rosemont. Playing on the Gray was while frustrating very character building and I wouldn't trade it for anything. I have learned so much about myself and I am grateful to my coach for bringing me here.

I spent a romantic afternoon and evening here with someone a few weeks ago. The campus is quite…read morequaint . Although there aren't many buildings they are none the less charming . The administration and staff seem to do a great job at creating a sense of community something I've found to be rare in other college campuses in the city where I reside . Everyone was quite friendly and I truly felt safe and at home as a guest on campus.

Love this campus and community! Eastern has excellent academic programs, caring faculty and staff,…read moreand passionate students. The people here genuinely want to make a difference in the world around them. Campus is beautiful in the Fall and Spring I am in the middle of the online MBA program at Eastern. The classes are a great blend of flexibility and rigor. The program is accredited and applicable to real-word situations.

This is not an educational institution. This is an indoctrination camp for extreme viewpoints…read more Forcing students to watch extremely biased material from a teacher's far-fetched, unbiblical, extremely conservative one-sided view is not education. Education is the teaching of facts and presentations of both sides so that students can use critical thinking skills. Education is not an instructor spewing out their perspectives that doesn't even fully relate to the material. In my first class in the MBA program here, the instructor was teaching that price gouging is good for society, that there's no such thing as corporate greed, the rich paying "their fair share of taxes" doesn't make sense, and was openly slamming politicians. That is NOT education! That's indoctrination, which leaves no space for disagreements or differing viewpoints. This leaves no room for individual thought or critical thinking. Any good lecturer will present both sides of an argument and allow students to wrestle with the information to form their own educated conclusion. At the very least, they'll teach the material in a neutral manner. I don't appreciate any school trying to force one side or the other in their lectures. Present the facts... ALL the facts and ALL sides of the argument. Don't unnecessarily drag politicians into lectures, especially if you don't intend to discuss the other side/perspective. Don't champion one side without presenting the opposing view. As a Christian and ordianed minister, I'm highly disappointed that a "faith-based" college finds this to be acceptable and even more disappointed that their teachings are far from the faith they say they follow. Nowhere in the Bible are you going to find Jesus teaching that price gouging is good for society, nor are you going to find Him supporting the idea that the poor rightfully should pay significantly more taxes than the rich. #readyourbible #geteducatednotindoctrinated Matthew 25:44-45 Titus 1:14-16