I can't get through to anyone whos phone works. Even the IT department can't hear me and it sounds…read morelike I'm yelling over a jet engine.

The school is money hungry. They add an exam average of 77% to your semester so even though you may…read morepass the class with a 90%, if your exam average is not 77% or higher than you fail and have to repeat the entire course and clinical. They implemented the exam average to increase their nclex pass rate but half the students fail out and do not get to take the exam. Also, I doubt any of the current nurses had exam pass rates when they were in class. You can study for hours and still fail and there is no empathy from some professors, and some professors are so nice and try everything they can to help you! They will accept anyone who apples but it is extremely difficult to pass. Mentally exhausting. Also if you fail any class twice, they kick you out of the program, which is insane because if you're paying for it, then you should be allowed to retake it until you understand it. The school is selfish. The upper heads of the school are not approachable and are very dismissive. Save your mental health and do not do it.

I visited with my son on the day the football team clenched the conference title. What a game!…read more The campus is walkable and we ran into a law professor who took some time to chat with our pre law hopeful. I would love to have my son here.

My son is now a sophomore and he's really enjoying it. As everyone notes, the faculty and…read moreacademics are superb and very challenging. He plays club hockey which is a lot of fun, and joined a fraternity -- the frats are fun and low key, not the toxic male environment as it can be at some schools. The campus is beautiful. Equally as nice as most small liberal arts colleges. The dorms are no worse than at most schools. I think most important of all, it's really a positive and supportive environment, academically intense but not competitive in an unhealthy way. If you're considering schools like Bucknell or Lehigh or Lafayette, DEFINITELY consider F&M. (And they gave us some generous financial merit aid compared to Bucknell!)

I went to Millersville University as an undergrad and at the time - the campus wasn't as expansive…read moreas it is now. When I come back to visit for Homecoming or my sororities functions on campus - it is great to see the new buildings and all the accommodations made for the students. When I attended the school it was known for "Education, Music & Health & Safety" majors primarily. Now, I see there are students who are there for many other majors and Millersville U. has been receiving good feedback in the academic world for having good programs. I feel for the education, the costs are still at a premium value. Millersville has done average in the sports department comparatively to other state schools - but it was always a fun outing to watch the games. I am glad I chose Millersville U. and when I come back to visit - it is wonderful to see how much it has grown and I can enjoy all that it has to offer upcoming students.

Since I am only allotted so many characters, when there is SOO MUCH to tell here, I'm just going to…read moreleave it at this: my daughter, GPA 4.28, was there on loans & scholarships. Rich roommate whose daddy was paying-NONE of the rules or policies applied to her. NONE. My daughter was told by the DA to "suck it up". The 3 times I emailed the president, he NEVER responded. Not even an auto reply. I wish I could put everything down here to tell you how God-awful our experience was with them, but, not enough space. So don't feel obligated to sign any paperwork saying you acknowledge the rules & policies. The Roommate Agreement is also crap. So go ahead and light up vapes & joints, have alcohol in your room, blast your tv & music, have guests overnight 3-4 nights, every week, party, skip class, use your roommates stuff, don't forget to damage your roommate's stuff and don't own up to it or replace it, and your MU experience should be a pretty good one, Do not recommend this place if you are intelligent, respectful, mature, & want to get an education. Oh-a heads up: if you un-enroll or transfer to another university, GET AS MUCH AS YOU CAN OUT OF YOUR DORM FIRST. They lock you out of your dorm immediately as soon as you un-enroll, and you can only get back in during certain days/time frames, that are very short. They do not inform you of this. It's happened to other people we know, too.

My son attends Franklin and Marshall and has "roaming security guards" walk into his greek house…read morethree nights a week. This school is constantly raising tuition and wasting money on useless "health and safety" initiatives for students when they are really just trying to avoid a lawsuit. Save some money and send your son or daughter elsewhere.