This is by far one of the most beautiful campuses I have ever visited. My friend was attending school here so I visited the area and was truly impressed..I visited several classes while there and was immensely impressed by the quality of instructors. They really knew their students, and made their lectures alive and entertaining and totally informative. I was really impressed that the instructor knew each student by name, even though he had such a large classroom. I highly tecvomend you check out this campus. A fabulous school. read more

Get Asa Blanton off campus and keep her from coming back. Someone who is so openly racist should not be a nurse or taking care of any other human being. Their views will jeopardize the safety of others. read more

Today, I walked around the campus of ISU with my dad. I grew up in Terre Haute and I did not go to ISU. My dad works in downtown Terre Haute though and although I have not been on campus for countless years, I enjoyed my time simply walking around the beautiful campus. Although we just were grabbing lunch at the Commons area inside the Hulman Memorial Student Union (which is a great place to grab a bite whether you are a student or a local) and then planning on checking out the murals inside University Hall, we were absorbed in the beauty of the campus and all that has developed and matured at this school over many years. It is clear the university has spent a lot of money in many upgraded buildings, walkways, student areas, open spaces. A lovely campus. read more

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From the perspective of a non-student: Campus has some beautiful new buildings including a great rec center and more buildings on the way. The campus is adjacent to downtown Terre Haute, which actually had some nice eateries and other venues. Dormitories seem a little old school (read inconsistently air-conditioned). Enjoyed watching the repertory theater at work on campus. The people here are very friendly. read more

DO NOT. I REPEAT. DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU ARE A DISTANCE LEARNER. 1) They screwed up my financial aid the first semester I transferred here causing a huge delay in getting prepared with books for class. 2)They do not take into consideration time differences so if you are in the West Coast, your deadline is 3 hours earlier (some deadlines are at 10:00 pm so 7:00 pm for you) than everyone else's in Indiana State, and there is no accommodation for this. 3) My advisor, Anita Adams was extremely rude. I only spoke with her once and when I asked her a question she said, "No, no more questions. You've used up all your questions for the day." She paused long and hard before saying just kidding. She was combative, defensive, interruptive and dismissing. You can tell she didn't want to do any work at all, just sit behind her desk for convenience sake. They are NOT willing to work with you for issues with their OWN site, such as glitches, crashes, erroneous holds....this is THE WORST distant learning college I have ever taken! Save your money, there are other great programs out there that will respect your time and efforts for education. read more

Indiana State University (ISU) home of the Sycamores and Larry Bird. Located off I-70 in Terre Haute, Indiana. The white and blue has a student body of 13,500. I received my masters degree from here several years ago. Here is my breakdown of my time there: EDUCATION Obviously this is the most important part. For my two years there I felt I received a quality education. All of my professors were very knowledgeable in their area of expertise. CAMPUS LIFE Since this is a smaller campus, the campus life I felt was very mediocre. It seemed everyone who wasn't from the area would go home every weekend. The college sports teams were average, so it was very hard for me to get into it. THE CITY There really wasn't much to do. You'd have to drive to Indianapolis to have any any form of good time. I didn't care for the layout of the city. The stop lights made it hard to cross one side of the city to other in a reasonable time. My least favorite part was the railroad tracks. Waking me up in the middle of the night and having to wait for them to pass during the day. read more

I have seen a few bad reviews about their distance program and I am senior and started my freshman year as a online student at ISU. I have had no problems with aid or classes. I recommend. read more

Don't utilize the distance learning programs. Very unorganized and difficult to get important information out of anybody.

Our student transferred to Indiana State University after a very rough year at Michigan State University. It was the BEST decision we made. At MSU there was little to ZERO personal attention paid to the students. The housing was out of date at Michigan State University and resembled a minimum security prison rather than a college dorm. We switched to the Packaging program at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, IN. ISU has lower tuition (even for out of state students), numerous scholarship opportunities, a smaller campus, smaller class sizes, a very active Packaging club and the Packaging degree is ABET accredited. The Michigan State University Packaging degree is NOT an Engineering degree. In addition, at Indiana State University we received hands on attention by the professors and counselors. Transferring to Indiana State University was a great decision and the transition has been smooth. read more