To be fair - this revieW is for the grounds and facility only, the for the academic institution…read moreitself. Our high school recently participated in a state cross country meet on the grounds here. It was absolutely beautiful and breathtaking. The football field is beautiful and rivals that of some other schools this size. Myself and the other adults left stating that we need to encourage our students to tour this beautiful school.

The goal of the Montessori program is to help each child reach his or her full potential in all…read moreareas of his or her life. The classroom activities support the development of cognitive skills as well as social skills, emotional growth, and physical coordination. Montessori is synonymous with hands-on learning, providing children the opportunity to learn by doing.

From the owner: The goal of Montessori is to instill a love of learning in each child. Our classrooms offer unique…read morespaces for children to nurture their desire to learn.

I appreciate the significance of an HBCU and coach Robinson's sports legacy. However, the campus…read moreitself looks sorta burnt out. Parts of it feel downright abandoned.

I MY SCHOOL! Everything about it is great. The people you meet, the atmosphere, the freedom, the…read morechange. I can go on and on I promise you but it won't mean a thing j til you've experienced it for yourself. #studentlife

If I grew up in Shreveport, I would have come here. It is a super nice campus and is worth walking…read morearound even if you aren't a student/professor/employee there. They have a nice wooded trail, buildings that are classically pretty, and it's quite close to Strawn's.

I'm reviewing this college first as a parent of a graduate, and secondly as a member of the…read moresurrounding community. When deciding on schools, my son only applied to one school . . . Centenary College. Initially, I was terrified, because as a single mother, a private school meant big bucks. I knew that Centenary College was one of the best schools in the south, my son was academically a good fit, but I never thought we would be able to manage the financial side of it. Centenary was helpful in so many ways: The admission counselor was welcoming, knowledgeable and a great resource of information for what to expect. The finance department not only gave us forms to fill out but found scholarships and grants that made tuition affordable and possible. Had my son not lived on campus, he would not have had any student loans, which says a lot in itself. Throughout the entire process, administration and faculty were champions for my son. The landscape is stunning and the size of the campus is cozy. It is a wonderful fit for any student who is not interested in getting lost in the crowd of large universities. Personal attention from professors is what I believe make this school a gem. Students have one on one experience and interaction with faculty, staff and administration. As a parent with another student in a state university, I can say without a doubt that Centenary College far exceeds the public experience. As a member of the community, I have been involved with many of the programs and community events that Centenary has to offer. I have attended art events at The Meadows Museum, athletic games at the Gold Dome, music and theater events at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse to name just a few. Centenary College builds community beyond it enrollment!

I attend ULM, and I love the atmosphere, the staff, and the ability I have to choose my future…read more I've never felt stuck on one path because the advisors have put forth so much effort to make sure I know my options. Very clean and beautiful campus.

When you drive through, the buildings are big, there's a good number of cars and traffic lights. It…read morefeels like a separate downtown.

I cannot say enough great things about Louisiana Tech University. They go above and beyond to make…read moresure your needs as a student are met. They have so many resources on campus to make sure you're set up for success. Financially they have so many scholarship and other payment opportunities that I feel like a lot of school don't give. I was able to get scholarships and grants and it really helped me afford college. No only that, but I also felt valued and I felt I got the value of education for what I paid for. At Louisiana Tech, you're not just another "number" on campus, you're truly known as you. I know that sounds cheesy but I genuinely love Louisiana Tech and I hope you're giving the opportunity to as well !

Many family members have gone here. I have only experienced from the outside. The University works…read morewith you to be sure you succeed! Many scholarship opportunities. I love the Freshman ritual of throwing coin in the fountain and getting one back when you graduate.

For LSUS graduate online education, the fees you pay are to help students on campus, so you are…read morepaying a cost that does not apply to you but helps students on campus. That is so unfair. They added a $15 per 3-hour course fee for the 2025-2026 Tuition and Fees Schedule for Health and Wellness. It's primarily for students on campus, but online students must pay. They keep adding fees. This is not my cup of tea, and I'm so glad this is my last year. I was a fan and giving praise but not anymore. I'm an LSU Undergraduate Alumni student (campus) originally from Baton Rouge, but I now live in another state and have never experienced such a mess. It's not only about the unnecessary fees; there are other issues. Apply and find out.

This place is a joke of a school. I don't understand how they're still operating or still…read moreaccredited. Save yourself the time, money, and energy and go elsewhere. There are a lot of amazing universities out there, but this isn't one of them. And shout out to Logan in admissions for being the most incompetent person I have ever encountered at a university. Thank you for showing me all the red flags and helping me dodge a huge bullet!!!