Beautiful campus. Went to the Argentina soccer game, stadium was practically full. Enjoyed it very…read moremuch, parking was a challenge and $$ but a good time!

My son had a football camp here a few weeks ago and I was thoroughly impressed with the campus and…read morefootball facilities. The women's bathroom in the football facility was so clean and it had a nursing room! I have an 8 month old so I was very happy to see that. My son enjoyed his visit and maybe we will be back!

An historic institution of distinguished higher learning nestled within an extraordinarily…read morebeautiful campus. I finally visited the book store and was blown away at its size and availability of gear, including a few Greek options, that included gear I hadn't seen before. I dove in on a few TU Mom, Dad, and sister shirts, as well as some Frat 'nalia, and I walked out spending ONLY $100!! I can't wait to return.

One of the most beautiful historically black college campuses i've ever seen. Red bricked buildings…read moreadorned the campus.. it has that preserved look. The history that comes with its beauty is what I truly loved. You can visit the George Washington Carver Museum, tour the home Booker T. Washington built and visit the burial site of him and his family along with other historic burial sites..all of which are located in the heart of campus. I recommend you see everything! The university was oddly very quiet. Which left us to assume that the students were in their dorms feverishly studying. Make sure to visit the Tuskegee Airmen National Museum on your way into campus (crawford st.) it's simply amazing to see and read about the young airmen. Emotional to say the least.

Another campus of the great VCOM! Close to Old Row and walking distance to Jordan Hare stadium. If…read moreyou are considering medical school, consider VCOM-Auburn. Proud alumni of VCOM-Carolinas. WAR EAGLE

You wanna learn about economics and stop being a lazy ass you need to listen to Von Mises. They…read moreaffiliated with great philosophizers like Raul Paul who run for prez and Israel Kirschner and Garret North. I started to read about Australian economics in a correctional facility and learned all about how the system works and how the government prints and prints money and devalue what in your wallet, but we gonna send a brotha to the pen for ten for stealing a wallet? Sheeit! I got to hear a lecture here a number of years ago and though I didn't get all the lingo, I damn well got the flow. I was inspired to talk to brothas and sistahs about melting down they gold chains and they teeth grills as a hedge against Bernuky's printing of dough. This is a flow I wrote in honor of Von Mises. Dig it: Speakin' truth to power, from Vienna to Valhalla, Keeping it real, from Zoroaster to Allah, A bicycle, A trycicle Can't beat the business cycle. Inflation: The end of the nation. Stagflation: Anticipation. Capitalism, the savior of the nation. Keynsianism: the ruination of the nation. Quantitative Easing: A total illusion. Big Government, leads to doom. Gold: The solution of the resolution. Free markets: the only solution. Peace. Love. Free markets.

One of the most underrated HBCUs and one of my alma maters so of course I recommend it!…read moreNot only can you get an accredited and quality education, you gain lifelong friends and connections.

amazing mens basketball program. Will upset auburn on thursday. I really do think they have a…read morechance after their strong performance tonight. They can really make a push if they continue to play great defense while taking smart shots

Fantastic school. Beautiful campus, supportive teachers, and great band/sports programs.read more

The University of West Georgia is a fine institution. First of all, all of the school staff are for…read morethe most part very friendly and competent. If you have a question, the people of the department are generally able to give you what you need. The professors I have had have all been pretty good and knowledgeable. Just be smart and use RateMyProfessor to get the better ones. The facilities of the school vary, from very nice and modern to slightly rundown and outdated. I would say the better areas, the library, UCC, bookstore, and various academic buildings, outnumber the aging ones though. Overall it's a fairly lovely campus with lots of trees, which I'm told is good, and lots of people, weird people that talk to themselves. I'm not sure if this is just a UWG phenomenon or what but seriously if I had a nickel...anyway. If you're considering this school, go for it. It's pretty much a few steps above mediocre which is good, and the price is pretty manageable if you procure scholarships and whatnot. But if you ask this Alaskan Native American Mormon Red-headed left-handed, it's alright.

The campus is okay, but that is not where my problem is.My problem is with a particular person…read morenamed Wade Crenshaw.And if that is the appearance that the university wants to give , that is not a good way to bring more people in this person was very hostile , almost drill sergeant , I felt like he was trying to intimidate me.Which, of course don't go over well for anybody but if you happen to go to this place?Watch out for him or take your kids to watch out for him.He's the assistant director of the transportation side of things