We walked around Nashville briefly following our concert and traveled past Vanderbilt University…read more Gorgeous campus with well groomed grounds and amazing architecture. We just happened to catch what appeared to be a full moon, which was lovely.

Quality/Quantity - Not sure why, but we still visit the local colleges when we travel...? Habit I…read moreguess...? We obviously enjoy it. It gives us insight into the community. Schools available here: Arts and Science. Blair School of Music. Divinity School. School of Engineering. Graduate School. Law School. School of Medicine. School of Nursing. Owen Graduate School of Management. Peabody College. 70+ undergraduate programs. 57 academic graduate programs. Atmosphere - Good size. Clean and spacious environment. A park-like campus. Interesting cool fun facts: 94% of students live on campus all 4 years. 50% of students study abroad. 78% of first time applicants accepted to medical school rather than the national 46%. Service - N/A. Price - Undergraduate tuition and fees approximately cost $61k+. Adding housing and meals - $30k+. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1873.

We had an amazing Animation conference at this university. It was beautiful and everyone on campus…read morewas very thoughtful when asking directions.

Professors didn't even know my daughter after 3 years- which is when she graduated because she…read moreneeded to get out of that toxic situation. This is 100% a suitcase college and students go home on the weekends. This is a Christian college in name only.

Don't park in the visitor parking space and go in to check the place out. They will give you a…read moreticket for parking in a "visitor" parking spot! I called. The lady just laughed at me. After reading a bunch of reviews apparently they have a contest to see who can write the most tickets and tow the most cars. Wow what a way to make money. Maybe they should focus on education vs writing tickets and towing car. Will never go back. Now who's laughing lady...

I promised myself after I finished my master's degree that I would write a Yelp review about my…read moreschool. This has been a long awaited review. I have been at MTSU since 2018. I completed my last year of my bachelor's, my master's, and in August - I start my doctorate. This school has been a saving grace for me as an adult learner. I can't say a single negative thing about my university. From the professors, the curriculum, to the overall student experience has been exceptional. For the education I am receiving, it is worth every penny. It's not an expensive education considering what I have learned and the village that has been behind me to thrive. If there was a downside to the university, I'd say parking services sucks and they are determined to collect your money. Watch out when you park and pay attention to ensure you park in the correct lot. If you don't - it is going to cost you extra money you don't want to unnecessarily spend. Speaking from recent experience, but I digress. I guess I have officially had my right of passage to receive a parking ticket. MTSU is great for remote learning and easy to understand for those who might not believe that online education is a good fit for them. MTSU caters to those working folks who may not be able to dedicate their entire life to schooling and have other obligations outside of their educational career. I am one of them minus the pandemic. I completed my entire master's online in 3 semesters due to being a full-time student. It was the best way for my to utilize my time during very a very unpredictable year. I do not regret my decision to get it out of the way. The pandemic shifted a lot in our lives and this was the best track for me to take to thrive. Now, with my doctorate on the horizon, I look forward to working full-time while attending part-time. Recognizing the busy schedule that I will have; I could not ask for a better school to walk with me through this educational journey that I am about to endure.

Unfortunately, the basketball coach Eric Evans was NOT an advocate for his boys. Going through his…read moreown personal issues, was never positive or encouraging. Recruited good players, but continued to play the inexperienced players and ok with losing. Morale was terrible, his coaching is juvenile and I pray for anyone who allows their child on the team. He needs a coach camp to become a better mentor and recognize strategy to pivot when the game changes. He is suppose to be example for the boys that come across his path. Whether he likes it or not. Be careful with placing your child in his care as a coach.

If you're in the National Guard or Try to use any military funding to go to this school turn and…read morerun. Mrs. Pedigo specifically is the reason I won't be returning. It is so hard to work with her and she isn't fully trained to do her job. Very dissatisfied with my experience at this campus.

This University is amazing! The architecture to the staff.... It's worth a trip just to walk the…read moregrounds! Inside the buildings is like Harry Potter. If you've never been to!

"A Festival Service of Nine Lessons and Carols" presented annually at All Saints' Chapel every…read moreDecember at The University of the South, Sewanee is a lovely time to visit the University of the South campus! At this Gothic tradition, described by Jon Meacham, "...visitors come from across the South to experience classic services modeled on the choral majesty of King's College Chapel in Cambridge, England." From last year's program, "In this service we present the double meaning of the Advent season. From the West Door, the Responsory of ancient Matins on Advent Sunday announces the hope of Messiah. Then, the Choir and Chancel party will move in procession from west to east, illustrating the theme "from darkness to light." The subsequent readings and music direct attention to the coming of Messiah, and further, to the Second Coming at the End of the Age. The Christian Church lives between these two points: the first, Christmastide with the incarnation of the Son of God, and the second, His coming again to judge and to recreate His universe." At this service, All Saints is decked out with beautiful poinsettias and the Priest dispenses incense. The stained glass windows are absolutely stunning and the chapel is beautiful! Lessons and Carols annually attracts nearly 3000 people to Sewanee! 2025 will be the 66th Festival of Lessons and Carols! When I have attended tickets were free and it's really important to arrive early, as their is always a line to enter this especially beautiful chapel for this service! The Course at "Sewanee" golf course is absolutely lovely, too! It is a nine hole golf course that was redesigned in 2013. It opened for play in 1915. Thanks, Sewanee for 13,000 beautiful Tennessee acres, and the annual "A Festival Service of Nine Lessons and Carols."

What can I say I come here to vote. Although I did go to school here a million years ago. ;) It was…read morea fun college.

They got it right!!!! During this time of social distancing, self monitoring and basically…read moreadjusting to a new normal, this institution has got it right. They have signage up every where to lead you in the correct direction and they have QR code's to scan and self report so you can easily flow from office to office as needed once you show proper ID & screening. Yes, it is all time consuming but they make it so much easier and the wait not bad if at all.

I went to school here from the 3rd grade through high school a long time ago. It was a wonderful…read moreschool that prepared me for the future. I graduated from the University of Tennessee undergraduate and graduate school and loved it but most of my graduating class went to Ivy League schools, Vanderbilt and even Cal Tech .If you are a high level student and want a high level education the University School of Nashville will provide you with a great education.

I clearly don't have any kiddos but I had to give a shout-out to the University School of Nashville…read morebecause I have toured the campus a couple of times and recently attended their annual Artclectic event and was very impressed with this top notch K-12 educational facility. The campus is beautiful especially with recent state of the art renovations and the staff that I have encountered were all very passionate about leveraging a student's, artistic, intellectual and athletic potential. As we all know education is a major issue in our country but this school appears to be part of the elite schools that offer an outstanding educational experience from grade school through high school graduation. It's going to cost you though, with grade school tuition at around $16,000 a year and high-school hovering at $18,000.... you must invest or pray to god they offer your student financial aid which is available. The good news is USN gives over $1.8 million in need-based financial aid to 18% of the students. Even attending the Artclectic event showcased how USN truly invests into it's educational model and really stands out from the pack of sub-par schools that are unfortunately part of the thread of the city.