I would rate this place 1000/10 if I could. I have never been to South Dakota before this trip, and…read morewow a wonderful tour and a place I could see my son being apart of. He is only in the 7th grade but I am going to make sure he plays for their football team one day. After the tour, I signed him up for football...I can't wait to watch him grow into the best football player SDSU is ever going to see. Even though basketball didn't work out for him, I can tell that football will. I even played catch with him when we got back home and he almost caught the ball. Football star in the making. Mark. My. Words. Mom is so proud of you Steven !!!!!!!!! Roll Bunnies Ps. Is the Mascot single??

wish they would have been upfront about not wanting handicapped veterans on campus instead of…read moretargeting me and my vehicle the entirety of my first and only semester on campus. ‍ you get better education and treatment from any basic community college.

Nice place to walk around. There are no parking spaces for out of towners around the premises but…read moreif you go to one of the homely side streets there is plenty of parking! I was visiting the area and though it was pretty dead during the day it was nice to wander some of the pathways. I have no idea about how classes are run or academics there. Hopefully a student or faculty chooses to leave a review in the future!

Very nice facility! I love studying in the skyway and getting coffee at the center store.read more

From the owner: Why University Center? University Center Sioux Falls (UCSF)…read moreis a primary driver of individual prosperity and economic vitality for the Sioux Falls region and the state of South Dakota. UCSF provides local access to the state's public university system, with an emphasis on career-focused education at the certificate to doctoral program levels.

A Midwest gem. I…read moregraduated from USD in 1989 and recently travelled with my daughter back to my college to do a college tour. What USD offers: * small classes and a low teacher/student ratio * top-notch professors * in-state tuition for children of graduates * great Greek life * small campus...no need for a car * no traffic and low crime * friendly, laid-back, midwestern attitude What sucks at USD: * bitter winters (but not as bad as further north) * FCS Division 1 sports (although USD Football is currently ranked 18th in the country) * ancient freshmen dorms that need massive renovation and larger rooms...although, the new, private, on-campus apartments are impressive. ACTIVITIES I see occasional student reviews on the web whining with "there's nothing to do" at USD. There are many different organizations to get involved with on campus, as well as liberal arts events, speakers and sports. Vermillion is a small town that doubles in size when school is in session. You will find good restaurants, bars and a theater only one mile from campus in downtown Vermillion. Yes, Vermillion has a Walmart which is clearly not sketchy like the Walmart's in the southern US. Because Vermillion is small, it does have fewer distractions than a city-based college would have. Recommended businesses on a recent visit include RED Steakhouse and Charlie's. Carey's bar after a big game is also a great spot to visit. Yankton, Sioux City, and Sioux Falls are an hour (or less) away offering more restaurants, parks, and shopping. Omaha is only 2 hours away from Vermillion. Lake Okiboji and the Lewis and Clark Recreation Area are great destinations. Make friends with a local and get in on some awesome pheasant hunting nearby. Commute time is relative...I live in Houston and normally have to travel to/from work at least 1.5 to two hours each day. USD has a great Greek system that will keep you busy and is worth looking into. Niche.com ranks USD Greek life as some of the best in the country. Nothing to do? College is what you make of it. Look for something to do at USD or in the surrounding area and you will find it. CAMPUS SDs only medical school and law school are located at USD. USD has a mix of beautiful, renovated old buildings and new buildings that brings what USD offers to a new level. The new basketball arena, athletic center/gym, student center and business school building are some of the best I have seen in that part of the country. Admissions is located in a beautiful, renovated building that was used for storage when I attended school. SPORTS The Dakota Dome is dated. We have a high school stadium 10 minutes from my house that has more seating than the Dome has. There are plans to expand the Dome's seating per NCAA Division 1 requirements. Although it's not the same as FBS football, the Dome is still fun, though, and the annual sold-out game against SD State gets noisy! Just as when I was in school, in general only a small percentage of the school population attends games. Vermillion hotels sell-out during large events such as Dakota Days, due to USDs great alumni support. We recently attended a basketball game in the new arena. The arena seats 6,000 and appears to also be used for volleyball. USD competes well against schools much larger in size. USDs basketball team recently lost by 16 to number 1 Duke. USDs football team recently made it to round 2 of the FCS playoffs. FOOD USD uses Aramark for their food service...I normally come across Aramark at sports venues and Aramark's food has generally been ok. The Us food service has taken a hit in the online reviews, but USD has recently added on-campus Einstein Bagels, Chick-Fil-A, Qdoba, and Papa Johns to the meal plans. I noticed Vermillion has two Asian buffets. McDonalds, Burger King, and Jimmy John's are very close to campus. The Brickhouse in downtown Vermillion is a great place for tacos and a microbrew. OPPORTUNITIES USD boasts a high employment rate for recent graduates. USD offers "study abroad" programs and travel class credit in the business school. When I attended USD years ago, I was able to work as the mascot (Charlie Coyote), kept myself busy with the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity, interviewed and worked at Walt Disney World, and interviewed and landed a job with a Fortune 500 company that led me to Texas. We met a nice lady at our motel who told us her granddaughter recently graduated from USD in kinesiology and is now in PT school at the Mayo Clinic. Opportunities are definitely there. ADMISSIONS We were impressed with the admissions department on our recent trip. All of our questions were quickly answered. My daughter was able to sit-in on a class and attend a private tour and open house. Go Yotes!

I was at an ALA girls state even and you guys ran out of chips for our nachos and made me cry. You…read morewere previously five the amount of girls attending so therefore you should have had on hand enough chips including additional chips in case people wanted extras. I believe that it is extremely unprofessional to leave at least 20 people without chips in this situation. And then the audacity to ask me to give you a 5 star review after that. In conclusion this was the worst service I have ever received and the unprofessionalism was unacceptable.

There to assist the Army ROTC and SSG Chavez. We built an obstacle course. The rooms were a…read moredisappointment. The facilities were being updated at that time. They needed it. They have a couple cafeterias which are cozy and stylish. The food was savory. It's a big Agro school. Lots of vegetation around and on campus.

Mount Marty University is located in Yankton, South Dakota. Tucked away from the main road, this…read morecampus offers a great nursing program, with Avera Hospital on the campus. A newly constructed fieldhouse for strength and conditioning is state of the art, especially for this community. This campus gives a strong Catholic feel everywhere you go, very peaceful.

From the owner: Mount Marty College is a small, Catholic liberal arts college in Southeast South Dakota. Based in…read moreYankton, a historic city of 15,000 people, Mount Marty believes that the Benedictine values of community, hospitality, lifelong learning, awareness of God, and service are fundamental to the daily lives of students, faculty, and staff. U.S. News & World Report recognizes us as one of America's Best Regional Midwest Colleges, and the Midwestern Higher Education Compact (MHEC) reports us to be one of the Most Effective and Most Efficient private colleges in the state of South Dakota.

This venue is excellent for brass, and probably great for strings as well. The hall features moving…read morecurtains and a temporary shell that effectively makes the room "tunable," i.e. can be adjusted to suit any acoustic ensemble. This space is not ideal for louder groups, such as jazz or rock ensembles.

The finest institution of higher learning in Sioux Falls. Pretty good tennis team as well.read more

Terrible school for music !…read more Go to any other college! Terribly unorganized! Rude department chairs. I could write a horror story about this school. Augie is the college from Hell. I feel I wasted too much time at a school that doesn't care about its students! There are a few decent music professors but there's also way too much drama.