There is a short list of colleges (that I owe tuition to...) that I have attended throughout my…read morecollege career including U.C., U.N.C. @ Charlotte, Miss Delta, and Thomas More College. I've enjoyed attending classes at each and have obtained a great deal from each. Thomas More is far and away my favorite institution of higher learning. The staff is amazingly knowledgeable and equally affable. The classes are small and personal and that makes all the difference. The campus is small and obtainable. And, the extra-curriculars are brilliant. You'll be doing yourself a huge favor, if you're indecisive about the school from which you'd like to matriculate, and you decide to check out Thomas More College. Check the website: www.thomasmore.edu and talk to a councelor. You'll be hooked and excited that you did... Just sayin'...

I've been here for one semester and so far it's been great. The classes are small and the…read moreprofessors are knowledgable in their subjects. The campus is small so all the classes are easy to find. The non faculty staff is great too and are always there to help. Enrolling into the school was very easy and fast. The reason I gave 4 stars is because of few professors that have an outdated teaching techniques and material and it's time for them to retire.

I went to Bellermine U for a men's BB game. Before the…read moregame, I went to the cafeteria to get a cup of coffee. The coffee was very good. They wouldn't take my money it. The venue for the game was good. There were a fair number of spectators, but it wasn't crowded. I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. Concessions was good - about normal prices for the items, and it was well stocked. Everyone I encountered there was very friendly and helpful with directions. It is a beautiful campus. Even in the snow.

One of the nicest facilities I've ever been in. It's specifically designed for basketball, but they…read morearranged everything so Assumption HS could have their graduation. I'm going to buy some tickets and plan to attend some of the Knights games this fall. When I looked around it didn't look like there was a bad seat in the place.

My only experience with Indiana Wesleyan is using the conferences rooms for different conventions…read moreand events. The staff is extremely professional and helpful. The event area are great and technologically up to date. You'll be pleased if you host your event here!

We use this facility 3-5 times a year as a venue site for meetings. They have meeting rooms and…read morerates that are super affordable. The team is great to work with. They set up the room the way you request and have small and large room options. We have hosted meetings as small as 25 and as large as 125+. I love that they make it easy, email me the contract, and we pay after event. They can also add AV needs to! We have great set up support and have been pleased with all events here! What's really great is they allow us to have our meals catered in. No contracts with their preferred vendors. We can also bring in food and drink, coffee water snacks. This is not the norm when you rent facilities like this. Truly a pleasure to work with from reservation to completion of event.

This school is really great in my opinion !! The staff and campus community is very friendly to…read moreeverybody. The price at IUS is unbeatable, compared to other four year colleges in the area. They have a wide range of experienced professionals. A lot of graduates enjoy this school so much that they prefer to work here. This is a very clean, small, quiet campus. The administration offers ample opportunity for students to give feedback throughout the semester.

I am a student here love it here it's amazing All the staff…read moreare so helpful couldn't have picked a better school

My family and I missed my brothers ceremony because traffic was so horrific. I think this…read moreUniversity should use the help of engineering students to fix this.

I had am amazing time speaking to the students here in Oxford. Amazing auditorium hall & the host…read morewere great. Great sound, great lighting, and overall great environment.

My Alma matter! Indiana University is a wonderful university, with lots of programs degrees, and…read moretop-tier professors. I graduated over a decade ago and I wish I could go back in time and go through all 4 years again. Wouldn't change a thing though. Maybe less expensive textbooks? Haha! But anyway, not only did I and millions of others receive an excellent education, we also were educated in one of the best college towns in the country! There are wineries, state parks, kind people, and lots to do! Anyone need a travel buddy? I'd love to go back!

am writing to formally report serious misconduct by staff at the IU Kelley School of Business…read moreAlumni Association that I believe constitutes retaliation, unauthorized surveillance, and a potential violation of my rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. I am a graduate of the IU Kelley School of Business living with a traumatic brain injury. Over the past several months I have made repeated, good-faith attempts to access basic alumni networking resources. My requests went entirely unanswered by Mr. Melvin, the head of the Kelley Alumni Association. When I took the step of notifying Kelley faculty of my concerns regarding how the alumni association is being operated, Mr. Melvin responded not with assistance, but with a threatening letter. Within that letter, Mr. Melvin explicitly stated that Mr. Eric Rodkin, Safety & Security Specialist at Hodge Hall, had been assigned to monitor and inspect all of my emails. I have a copy of this letter and am prepared to provide it as evidence. I must be direct: this is not a minor administrative failure. This is retaliation. A university alumni director used a physical security employee to conduct surveillance of a disabled alumnus's private communications -- solely because that alumnus raised legitimate concerns about the performance of a publicly funded university department. This conduct is deeply troubling and I believe it raises the following serious concerns: 1. RETALIATION - I was threatened and placed under surveillance in direct response to exercising my right to voice concerns about a publicly funded university department 2. UNAUTHORIZED SURVEILLANCE - Mr. Rodkin's role is limited to physical building security at Kelley. He has no legitimate authority to monitor the private email communications of alumni 3. ADA VIOLATION - As a person with a traumatic brain injury, using intimidation and surveillance to discourage me from accessing alumni services may constitute discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act 4. ABUSE OF POSITION - Mr. Melvin's use of a security employee to threaten and monitor an alumnus is a serious misuse of university resources and authority Mr. Melvin's Email Joshua, We are in receipt of your recent messages directed toward our faculty and staff. We have tried to address your issue multiple times and have clearly communicated that you will need to work directly with LinkedIn to resolve the problem. You still have access to the alumni group on LinkedIn. The tone and content of your most recent communications are unacceptable and have exceeded the boundaries of constructive dialogue and a professional code of conduct. This email serves as a formal request for you to cease sending any messages to members of my team, faculty, and staff regarding this issue. We are committed to maintaining a safe and respectful professional environment, and we do not tolerate communication that compromises the well-being of our faculty and staff. Please be advised that our Safety and Security Specialist has been looped into this correspondence and is now monitoring all incoming communications from your accounts. We will be forced to escalate this matter to the appropriate university officials and, if necessary, law enforcement, if you continue to disparage our team members. We ask that any future inquiries be kept strictly professional and limited to specific, actionable matters. Thank you, Bryan Bryan L. Melvin Executive Director Indiana University Kelley School of Business Office of Development & Engagement 1275 E. 10th Street Bloomington, IN 47405-1703 (812) 856-1931 (w) brmelvin@iu.edu

I am UL alumni, sorority alumni, and now have a son there, which reintroduced me to the campus and…read moreits offerings. Periodically I return to campus for presentations offered by the business school. I'll speak from the most recent experience and as a parent. The school offers several opportunities to visit and tour. Some drawl large crowds and others are smaller. The website also shares a ton of information about their degrees, housing, dining plans, etc. Applying is easy and our response from UL regarding admission was quick. My son also learned about scholarships quickly and this was amazing, especially compared to others that took so long to say yes or no. There's a lot of organizations to choose from as well as sporting teams. Tuition includes a gym membership and two are on campus. Dining plans are required based on living on campus or being a commuter. Parking passes are needed - buy them as soon as the option opens. Certain lots go quickly. Housing brings the most anxiety. Please pay the deposit to sign up early. It puts you in line to select. Belknap South and North are designated for freshman. My son stayed here and is now a RA there. Some dorms are better than others -- do your research. First year students are required to be on campus, but if you are local or have circumstances that qualify, you can be excused. Students miss a lot of things they have access to - health and mental services, disability resource center, honors program, learning abroad events, scholarships, and campus roles like student government. Follow all the groups on social media to stay in the know. Greek Life is active here for all groups. Recruitment starts early when classes kick off. So much more to say - and thankful for my time and degree from business school. I immediately used my Marketing degree upon graduation. Don't consider UL a "no" because you're local. It's full of amazing programs and people.

This was a such a nice campus they are really into celebrating the Derby. They are considered a…read morelarger campus and offer many food options and nice student activities center and many other beautiful art work around campus. We enjoyed our time here and would definitely recommend you touring this school if you're interested in attending.

The newest of Gateway's campuses, this building houses the Office for Business and Industry…read moreServices, as well as several technology programs: Machine Tool, Industrial Maintenance, Electrical Technology and CAD. State of the art, attractive facility located off the Mt. Zion exit. Plans are to add additional buildings at this site.

Best for the money in northern KY! State accredited, public community college and the education is…read morethe best. The classes are challenging, the faculty is astounding, and the experience is life changing, character building, and rewarding beyond words. Needless to say, employers take this college very seriously and it's an excellent gateway to the professional, educated world. I especially recommend the criminal justice degree program, but I'm bias in that respect.