We visited for a "SnowBlast", where Juniors and Seniors can tour and hang out for a night over to…read moreexperience what campus is like and it was super helpful! Our daughter is definitely considering attending because tuition is the most affordable and the amount of students per professor is way lower than other colleges. It just makes sense to attend here for General Education and Prerequisites! Seems like a great school and I'm excited to visit the campus more!

I'm really not certain how to start this review, other than I know, Snow is often thought of and…read morereferred to as a small college. Which I feel is actually an amazing complement! The class sizes are very manageable, the professors get to know their students, and understand their needs, and the curriculum that is taught here is five stars! I was very excited to also find out that the University offers a number of on-campus classes for those who are not enrolled in the University, as well as younger kids, can attend to become familiar with the sciences with arts music you name it! It is a real gem in Sanpete county, and a place where I think anyone should feel very proud to attend, as well as support!

I have been attending SUU online this past semester from Texas…read more This school does not have a decent online program despite what marketing tells you. After visiting campus, it appears if you are attending locally it may be good, but online, no deal and here's why: The placement tests cannot be taken online. You must visit campus for ALEKS mathematics testing. Online students are charged the whole gamut of fees including gym, museum, tutoring, and wifi fees even though actually utilizing these services is impossible from 1,500 miles away. When I brought this up, their reply was basically "We can understand how this is unfair to you, but well.. sorry." Online courses come with their own hefty technology fees and the professors basically rely on McMillan Online phoning the entire course in. Very little interaction with professors sometimes waiting weeks for a response to e-mail. I have been trying to change my major for FIVE MONTHS without any progress. The registrar's office claims to have never gotten my faxed paperwork the three times I sent it. When I visited campus in person, they could not tell me where the online advisor's office was located at. Online program offerings are very slim. Some required-to-graduate classes are listed as online, but require campus activities. Complete waste of time. If you are looking for an online program, look elsewhere. Your money is wasted at SUU.

Southern Utah University has been the worst school to have to deal with. My oldest son decided to…read moreattend there for a variety of reasons. From the start the staff there have been nothing but difficult to deal with. Every time you reach out to anyone, even student success, their response is less than professional, or geared to helping students achieve success academically. Not only that, but the lacrosse program there is so under supported. As a parent having to deal with these people, from the admin to the department heads, I have been very disappointed. Universities need to realize that students and the parents paying for their schooling, are their customers. Teachers need to be less arrogant and egotistical and realize that their place is to teach and help their students be successful. Failing them only really makes you look like a lousy teacher. Until the staff of Southern Utah University realize that they need to be respectful and helpful to the students and their parents, they will never meet their full potential. DON'T waste your time or money attending that school. Seek education elsewhere.

My boyfriend was looking for a career change and went to Southwest Tech CDL program. He suffers…read morefrom dyslexia so he was very nervous about school. The instructors were very patient and helpful. He was able to pass his Permit by watching YouTube instructional videos instead of reading the text.

I reached out asking if a Class B CDL could be upgraded using their CDL Program for me to obtain my…read moreClass A CDL and I received this response. "Your VA benefit cannot be used for schooling that has already been successfully completed. Since you already have a CDL license, it is evidence that you have already successfully completed the requirements for the CDL program so enrolling in that program would not help you use your remaining benefit." This information is false. I confirmed with a representative from the VA Education part of Veteran Affairs that this may be an option for this school, but they will cover for me to upgrade my CDL as long as I have the available months. Please do not give out incorrect information moving forward.