Went to NSU broken arrow campus for my bachelors degree. Had an overall good experience…read more Instructors were always kind and helpful.

Great place to learn. Not too much for working parents though. Great staff.read more

OSU-Tulsa ROCKS! It helps you get THERE from HERE. I love how vague their motto is yet how…read moreapplicable it is to many Tulsan students. I am a graduate student here and the staff I have dealt with have been nothing short of exceptional: super helpful, always willing to go above and beyond the call of duty. Now, I really wish you could understand what that means in my case specifically, being an international student. There is a lot of "red tape" and special processes for everything from registering for classes to applying for legal permits (fun stuff like that). I have had an amazing experience so far at OSU thanks to the wonderful employees and professors here. Shout out to the Graduate Student Services office! Aaron, Thomas, Sarah, Stacey, Trey, and Shy. You guys are the best! They have definitely seen way more of myself than they ever should and yet they always have a smile on their faces and are ready to help me out. They are miracle-workers! Shout out to the very helpful info-desk as well! Michelle and Seth have been lifesavers with all the tidbits of information they so openly share. Now on to the education stuff...Students at this campus are a different demographic, especially graduate students: mostly older, with families and usually professionals working full time. For such students, it's really helpful to have a flexible class schedule with evening classes available. Also, professors seem to appreciate professional experience and don't bother with busy-work. The assignments given are truly meaningful in the learning process. Professors are also great. Their value is ridiculous. I've been so impressed by their resumes and having them available here is mind-blowing. Class sizes are relatively small, so you get a lot of attention and they truly care about their student's success. Even those that haven't directly taught you in class are willing to serve on your thesis committee! (thank you Dr. Shreffler & Dr. Fullerton!) I've seriously been very lucky with my advisor (Dr. Raj Basu is the best!). I've been able to see first-hand the commitment there is to students achieving their goals (ultimately graduation!). Even the Bursar Office is extremely nice and friendly (if you've had to deal with registrar issues of sorts you know how rare this is). I've never met staff that bends over backwards for you like they do here. Even those that are in the Stillwater campus help you through the phone! So...if you're thinking about going to school, seriously consider OSU-Tulsa. It's as good as it gets!

Beautiful oSu campus in Tulsa where you can get graduate degrees or the 2nd two years of your…read moreBachelor's degree. They are located downtown near great restaurants and OneOk Field. You can also catch the Big Orange Bus (BOB) to Stillwater. oSu-Tulsa also has a great program with TCC which allows students to start there and transfer to either Oklahoma State campus for the remaining upper division credits. As a graduate of oSu and employee of oSu's Center for Health Sciences, I am biased...but I can say my experiences working with oSu-Tulsa staff has been great. Whether you want to pursue a degree or just take a class to get your feet wet, I recommend you visit the campus to check it out.

I'm biased because I earned my BA & MA here, so obviously I'm a fan. As a first generation college…read morestudent, I had a wonderful experience at NSU. I now get to work closely with NSU in my career, and I still enjoy visiting campus.

Son took classes there, he messed up his financial aid and ended up owing for the difference a…read morelittle over $2,000. NSU added $600 to take his tax return and another $600 in "collection" fees. They are supposed to help students but would rather curb stomp you and your financial freedom. Don't worry I paid it and reported it to the attorney general. Definitely a school I would avoid.

The post by Diane L was recently brought to my attention. It is exceptionally misleading and…read moreemotionally charged. Tara Mishra has consistently provided his students with superior instruction. More than likely, this is a disgruntled student or acquaintance. Apparently this was written in Norway, which really raises suspicion. In conclusion most negative reviews are unreliable.

Save your money for a real college. Also, get everything in writing and keep it, even after…read moregraduation. The college is not what it used to be, even a year ago. It has greatly changed with the new chancellor. You get what you pay for.

Great place to host seminars. Very small campus making it easy to navigate. The auditorium has…read moretables making it easy for note taking. Staff is very efficient, they have auditorium set up before you come in to present your seminar.

Small campus but has nice facilities. This campus hosts classes for many universities. My wife is…read moredoing her Masters at East Central University in Ada but one of her required classes is being only offered here at this campus, not at the main campus in Ada, weird? None the less we make the trek every week. The classrooms are very nice and the whole campus is clean. It seems like this campus has not been open for very long because everything still looks fairly new. There is a small library and computer center in the main building. The staff in the office are nice and knowledgable. They even have a representative/ advisor from ECU on staff.

Known as the Washington County Center (WCC), this is the Springdale satellite of Northwest Arkansas…read moreCommunity College. Everything abstract stated in my review of the college as a whole (listed on the Bentonville campus review) extends quite completely to this location. As for the concrete, this is a building of several classrooms, where a student living nearby can pick up quite a few credits conveniently. If needing to get to Bentonville, there is a regular bus that goes campus to campus. I wouldn't hesitate to say this location provides an advantage for those students living in Springdale or toward Fayetteville, who needn't travel to Bentonville for every course they take.

I graduated from ECU in Spring of 1987. This school really helped me prepare for the computer…read morefield I wanted to work in. Dr. Walker and his staff in the computer science department always made sure I learned programming using the latest software and hardware systems available. I highly recommend ECU in Ada!

I love that the classes aren't huge. The professors are personable. I'm a grad student here.read more