Beautiful campus. Architecture well planned, all buildings have same exterior so looks stunning…read more Many patrol cars around the area.

I was exchange student here for a year 2022-2023. People here are amazing and I've met lots of…read morefriends here. Campus is beautiful from the outside, but mh biggest concerns are the dorms. Some buildings are super old. I lived in West Village, Townsend and Stewart Halls. In the first one I needed to live with 5 other people, who were not carying about others space. Then moved to Townsend and got problems with big cockroaches in my room. Even though I kept it clean, cockroaches appeared out of nowhere and I was super scared of them, so I needed to sleep in common room for 2 days, because Pest Control works onky Monday and Thursday at mornings and nobody else could help me. I changed my dorm to Stewart and the room is finally good. Spacious, big windows and lot sof sunlight, but I saw cockroaches again in the corridor. I don't know what's the problem here with them, but I find then super annoying and scary. Other than that, in the breaks I, as an exchange student stayed on campus during most of the breaks and the fact that they ban meal plans during the breaks is still a question. You basically need to pay additional price in order for them to work. I don't know how it's dor US students, but beside awesome people, I find this place wearing pink glasses and ignoring problems that people have.

This campus is beautiful and continue to uphold it's credibility in the city of Memphis. The…read moreprofessor's are knowledgeable and always willing to support community efforts. The campus is easy to navigate through IF you are given thorough directions. I mostly park in the garage. There is a fee, but sometimes it is waved if the meeting is requested by U of M. Cool school!

I worked very hard to balance full-time work and part-time school to get my degree, but…read moreunfortunately, I could not complete it. I really wish the university of Memphis College of health sciences would allow people to graduate with a bachelors degree without having to do a required internship. They are not understanding at all of other people's situations. I understand that it's for Work experience and to get you opportunity for jobs, but not all of us are capable of leaving our full-time job to do an unpaid internship.. some of us have medical bills, car notes, and have to have insurance from the jobs that we work at. Even with the paid internships it's not enough money to support yourself, I literally was one credit away from finishing... I am not going into more debt with student loans, huge disappointment, maybe I can marry somebody rich who can support me while I do it...

This private, Roman Catholic college offers a very nice, gated campus with a lovely layout…read more It's very peaceful, and beautifully landscaped, and reminds me of Catholic school, that's for sure. With an older building that greets you in the visitor lot, the campus spans out, and is not that big, really, maybe five or six main buildings, a few dorms, and the sport fields. It's known as a pretty good school and pretty well-ranked (Tier 1) for the mid-south. It's obviously a spiritual place, so you'll want to take that into account. Word to the wise -- it's expensive -- about 25K per year.

I LOVE Christian Brothers University!…read more I'm proud to be an Alumni from CBU. Go Buccaneers! I especially liked the smaller classes and the professionalism that I experienced from all of the professors and the other staff members.

I took organic chemistry I and II here. Dr. Whaley was a great professor. So was Dr. Frank Yeh…read more There was another professor, but I can't remember his name. They all did a great job.

Went for a professional development. The speakers from the university made us feel welcomed . They…read moreoffer great programs at a reasonable cost for college.

Below par professors that cancel class due to laziness. Rude restaurant employees that never have a…read moresmile. Rain Sleet or snow, expect to get parking tickets for parking in the free general permit parking pass if you happen to forgett your pass one day. Try to appeal it? no point, it will be denied. Dining dollar refund taken away most likely due to the school trying to regain money from the unnecessarily expensive bridge over southern avenue that they built. It's all an act. It's going through the motions for their next paycheck.

Is Memphis the best university in America? Probably not - but I feel as though it often can get a…read morenegative reputation. I'm not sure that's fair. This is my senior year at the school and I am a Marketing Major. I've never really gotten involved on campus, as I live about 40 minutes away; so I can't speak to campus life. But the school itself? I think is good. Most professors I have had have been great. Of course, there are exceptions, but by and large the faculty is high-quality. I believe every school experience comes down to the student anyway. You can get any kind of quality of education you want depending on how dedicated you will be. The University of Memphis is a great option for any student at any level. The business program is as good as I could have asked, and I'm glad I chose this university.

Great satellite campus for students. I've had the pleasure of visiting several times for Field…read moreSupervisor trainings. Nice, modern decor. Ample parking and easy to navigate

I was interesting in online programs for a graduate degree and checked out Strayer for kicks…read more Basically, they've been doing their thing for 115 years, which surprised me, as I'd never heard of them. However, they offer many different graduate programs, and you only need a 2.75 your junior and senior year of your undergrad to get in, so, those of you who struggled, take heed. They also have a very large catalog of undergraduate offerings, a helpful financial aid support system, and a nice, clean campus with some educators who have obtained their Master's degrees. It's worth looking into if you're not concerned about school ranking and need some flexibility.

As an Army Veteran, their staff has been very helpful and have ensured my path to success is…read moreclearly understood. The online courses are intuitive, insightful, easily navigated. I did some research and though this is a for profit school, they have been making headway for Veterans looking to complete their education in a timely manner. My success coach regularly checks in and I correspond regularly, it just takes the student to be involved.

By far the worst experience I've had attending any school/college. Rude and unhelpful staff. If you…read morehave to work full time while attending then good luck. They only care about the new highschool grads and don't understand some people are grown with responsibilities.

85% of the staff are uptight and judgmental. You reach out for help and they respond with a scoff…read morelike your stupid, highly recommend a different university.

Had a friend to graduate from here recently. Wish they could update some of the buildings and…read morespruce up the campus but I'm sure funds are low.

I am director of a small Christian Non-Profit organization which assist students who come from…read moremarginalized communities in Africa and the Caribbean obtain a college education here in the United States. When I approached this school with the idea of sending International Students to their campus, they were eager and willing to work with us. Because of their commitment to excellence in education, we now have two graduating this year, two graduating in 2015, 1 student in 2016 and hoping to bring more. Were it not for LeMoyne-Owen College, we would not have students attending 4 Historical Black Colleges and Universities. I might also add, the school has built new dorms and I can see the schools administration has worked out many of the kinks that plagued them in the past. Well done LOC for thinking on an International level and changing the World in the heart of South Memphis.