Beautiful campus and friendly students. The school is a hidden gem somewhat underrated. I recommend…read moreeveryone who's thinking about college to visit the campus.

This should be a zero-star review. Please, for your own sanity, only visit this place to deter…read moreyourself or your child from ever attending an institute of higher learning. This place is a joke; I truly believe that Reddit offers a better education in any of the STEM subjects they -allegedly- offer. Their teaching program, which I understand is very popular, has produced some of the most lack-luster, sub-par, and under-performing educators and student teachers I have ever had to learn under or work with. I have nothing against Liberal Arts colleges; I think they are a wonderful thing when done correctly. I will not argue that their campus is nice, but there are even nicer collegiate campuses a stone's throw away that offer inifnitely more beneficial oppurtunities, internships, and majors. Furthermore, their admissions office is like a pesky drunk who does not possess the rudimentary mental capacity for comprehending basic phrases like 'no' and 'I'm not interested'; they hound potential applicants relentlessly. I know this is normal for some colleges, but all other incidents of this I have encountered have ended shortly after I spoke up about my discomfort. This has not been the case with this self-proclaimed 'institute of learning'. Truly one of the greatest wastes of time and money; federal prison would be a bettter way to spend one's time.

This university is just beautiful. I am not a student here but I do my banking here. The staff and…read morethe students that I have encountered are very polite and very nice. The campus is huge. The brickwork is just beautiful. It is just an all out amazing looking university. I have heard nothing but good things about those University. I don't know much more to say about this just because I'm not a student

This should be a zero-star review. Their so-called STEM program is a wimpy joke; their degrees are…read moreweak and not respected by other colleges and post-graduate programs and their research opportunities are gilded in gold spray paint. Their financial aid is good, if you are an incredibly high-achieving student who should be going just about anywhere else but their campus. SU uses the pretty idea of financial aid to lure you in. Coming here means wasting time and talent. I feel that Reddit- I hate Reddit- has educated individuals more effectively. Four years in federal prison would look nicer on a resume for anyone planning to enter a science or science-adjacent field of work. STEM is not the end of it. Susquehanna University is responsible for some of the most under-prepared, lack-luster, and apathetic educators I have ever learned under or worked with. Only tour here if you want average food and to be discouraged from ever attending an institute of higher learning.

From start to finish an excellent experience. We have used them once in the past at Rausch Creek…read morefor a 101 with my husbands gladiator. I went today for a 101 at Rausch Creek with my wrangler Willy's. Kyle and John are amazing. They make sure you have all the information you need to feel comfortable enough to tackle different types of obstacles. They provide you with real scenarios, how to tackle them, and how to use your judgement. They also took the time to compare and contrast between different vehicles. Kyle is thorough in his explanations and with guiding and showing you everything you need to know. John was a great support and really helped me to feel more comfortable and gave me motivation throughout. I liked that everyone had a radio and Kyle could communicate to everyone at once to explain any upcoming obstacles and what to expect as well as little tidbits of information. He took the time on harder obstacles to gather everyone around to watch and coach them through. I would highly recommend them if you're interested in off-roading, I found them helpful, knowledgeable, and it was also really nice camaraderie between fellow first time off roaders! I made a 4.5 hour drive from ct to spend the weekend to come here for the second time and I would definitely do it again!

I decided some months ago to finally bite the bullet and mod my low end Wrangler to handle light to…read moremoderate offroad trails. Next came training. After months of posting on forums and asking friends, it became clear Offroad Consulting were the folks to reach out to. Luckily they are partnered with Roasch Off Road Park. Combined, I had the most exciting full day of training I've ever experienced. I took Offroad Consulting's 101 class, to get my feet wet. The instructor covered so much on the technical side, it really opened my eyes on how to analyze and negotitate all kinds of terrain. The trails were awesome, and the instructor was experienced and capable, while empathetic and at times funny! It was quite an experience. Highly recommended to anyone interested in learning off road trails riding. On the way home I had an epiphany. Having spent 6 years driving an M151 Mutt in the US Army (79-85), I only now realize how bad I was back then. Live and learn. These guys are awesome, can't wait to take their 201 class!

A beautiful airport and a beautiful FBO. Energy Aviation is the epitome of great customer service…read more They have a free crew car that they let you use to get into town. When we landed, the gentleman came right up and made us feel relaxed and welcome. There were no fees for a single engine piston airplane. The facility has a building with free wifi and a few rooms. It is no frills. Lycoming Engines has a factory onsite at the airport as well and the approach is beautiful. If you're a pilot, I absolutely recommend flying into Williamsport, PA (I believe there is a restaurant on site as well) and venturing over to Energy Aviation to park (for free if you fly single engine!).