We were up here for a basketball tournament on a Saturday and Sunday. Campus is amazing compared to…read morewhat it used to be. Very safe tons of parking make sure you wear your walking shoes. The gym has multiple basketball courts in the activity center has a weight room a few exercise rooms and multiple basketball courts. They also have a huge swimming pool.

I'm definitely confused by these other reviews. I'm…read morereviewing on behalf of myself and two other alumni. Class of 2010 (bachelors) Class of 2013 (doctorate) Class of 2016 (masters) My husband did his bachelors in 2010 and his doctorate in 2013. He had a great experience and was involved in many intramurals. He had a very nice apartment on campus then lived on campus at the Ivy which is close and also updated. I'm class of 2013 and I had a fantastic graduate school experience! The campus is clean and very beautiful! It's a perfect size and you can walk everywhere. We always felt safe and campus police were easily accessible! My sister is class of 2016 and she also had a good grad school experience. Notes that the classrooms were nice and professors were knowledgeable. Her on campus apartment was nice and very up to date. We all had great experiences and would go there again!

I went to SFU for the 2023 fall semester and half of the 2024 Spring semester, (had to leave due to…read morepersonal reasons). Overall, SFU is a great place for students to get an excellent education if you can afford their tuition. My favorite professor was a professor of the Franciscan Theology program. However, the students are not kind at all. I went to SFU for the 2023 fall semester and half of the 2024 Spring semester (I had to leave due to personal reasons). If you aren't overly religious, super conservative, a part of athletics (not esports, though, because you will get harassed for being on the esports team), or a part of Greek life, you will be treated horribly by most of the student body. I am 23 years old with a son, and many people thought I was trash for being at the university--especially two girls who were the president of the Pro-life club on campus.

An excellent, small, student-focused university nestled in beautiful, rural Central Pennsylvania…read more Features a new Science Building, with undergraduate research space, student study zones, and a large salt-water aquarium. Health Science programs are very strong, and the science programs are expanding.

As the parent of a class of 2020 student I could not be more pleased with GCC. I will be honest,…read morethe small town atmosphere is an adjustment if you are from a big city. But is deffinately worth it, and helps create a tight knit student body. Classes are taught by professors who truely care. Your child will not be just a number. There are many resources available to set students up for success.

Good value for the money. Low crime area. Nice campus and town. Used to live here back in the…read morenineties.

Safe. Campus is nice. If the locals open themselves to you, good for you. They have their kliqs…read more I've had my share of people mock my southern accent and short stature, and then wonder why I don't talk to them. But hey... it is safe. Good place for families if they open themselves up to you. Not my favorite place, and I've been to my share in the south, north east, west coast, and middle America. And several places in Europe. If you are looking for simplicity and safety, try it. They might like you more than me. My dad had same issues here.

It's a nice little campus tucked into the woods of PA but it's almost a straight shot up the…read morehighway from Pittsburgh. It's in a quiet little town but there are some great places to eat. A lot of my friends went here and got good and some went to a party and never left. The campus is easy to get around and safe. Education is what you make of it

I transferred to Geneva College two years ago to complete my bachelors degree. As an adult, a…read moreonline student, I'm very happy with my experience! Geneva's adult online program is very easy to follow, and the school's success coach is always posting videos, and sending text reminders for important due dates. As someone who has taken classes through the community college, it's clear that Geneva really works together to provide an easy to follow syllabus for their students which is something that really helped me to stay on track with my studies. Geneva College is a Christian college - some classes are heavier than others when it comes to incorporating Christian beliefs in to the syllabus. For me, I would prefer my classes to focus on my degree at hand, rather than focusing so much on the belief side of things, I enjoyed learning about those things, but not when it was was the subject matter of the expensive courses I was taking. There were a few classes that focused so much on the biblical side of things that the class ended and I was a little disappointed in the lack of textbook information that I was taught throughout the course, but all the way around it has been a great experience for me. Ultimately, I'm very pleased with the degree I've earned. I was part of small classes, and the tuition was affordable compared to other small, private universities.

While never a student at CMU, I have many friends who were and friends that are professors at the…read moreschool. However, I have been affiliated with the university in some way or another throughout my life. Whether for film festivals, librabry visits, collabs with the art school I attended, seeing President Obama speak, or attending ska shows (that's right, back in the day it was the place to be for a good show), I have spent a lot of time on campus. It was a nice walk from my place in Bloomfield as well. The campus is beautifully landscaped with gorgeous buildings. The architecture is just wonderful. Staff and faculty that I have come in contact with over the years are stellar human beings.

A world class institution with strong programs in Robotics, Engineering, and the Performing Arts…read more I regularly attend their musical performances which feature great programming and artistic interpretation. It's a beautiful campus with lots of traditions.