This is a Jesuit University since 1878 . It has a beautiful campus with many medical and health…read morefaculties. Most buildings are historic and classic . A few buildings are new and modern . I love the business administration building ( Mike & Josie Harper Center ) with many new features and designs . I also love the V.J. & Angela Skutt student center . The interior architecture is beautiful. Many corners to study or have a meeting . One level is the hot food restaurants ( Asian and Mexican) and Starbucks . People are very friendly , good manner and respectful. The students have room for self discovery and growth. Like the mottos they craved on the sculpture " Ite Inflammate Omnia" ; " Set The World on Fire " . Go ! Blue Jays !

I was a little surprised that the renovation a few years ago also got a revamp on the restaurants…read morewithin. It was definitely needed. The firehouse subs is a refreshing change from some of the other closer food options around campus. I've been very pleased with the quality of sandwich's that have come from this place. The workers have also been very kind and made sure to take orders and hand over food with a smile. It was just what I needed between busy classes!

Great University with so many programs to offer, we did a tour and saw amazing parts of classrooms…read more greenhouse, athletic building and met the most amazing, friendly and informative staff...what a great experience!

So I choose Bellevue after finding about my colleges tuition assistance program. I had no idea what…read moreBU was and had to look them up to make sure it was a real college. It sure is. Brittanee and Melanie are great advisors, professor Lang is amazing when it comes to the Microsoft Office course. Credits from my community college in Illinois were easily transferred. I even emailed my upcoming math professor about a calculator and got an answer right away. I have never done an online course before and I am so incredibly happy to be a student at Bellevue and today just found out that they are going to have a masters degree program in the field. I am looking at which is supply chain management. I was going to go through the tuition assistance program Again to get a masters at the University of Denver, but I am going to be a Bruin for life. GO BRUINS.

You UNO and UNL do not share all of their credits when you try to transfer that would be my first…read morecomplaint and they don't let people finish their degree unless they're paid up in full so it keeps them from progressing and getting their degree. Their department is also very unhelpful as far as helping students graduate and suggesting courses. I have some good experiences to but unfortunately those outweigh those.

UNO is a fantastic university. Not only do they offer an excellent education for undergrads and…read moregrad students alike, it's surprisingly affordable. As an alum, I couldn't be more proud to see how it's grown in the last few years. During my undergrad years in the early to mid 2000s, I spent my time bumping between classes, buildings and, for a while there, majors. There was always a friendly face, it seemed, willing to strike up a conversation in front of the student center or library or just waiting outside of a classroom. Back then, UNO was easing out of being an urban commuter campus. The first rounds of dorms had been built and the campus was just starting to come to life with around-the-clock amenities. Still, the school was entrenched in Division II sports, living in the shadow of UN-L and the Huskers just a few miles away in Lincoln. Now, UNO has a full fledged D-I sports program, riding high off of the hockey team's first appearance in the Frozen Four. Both the Dodge Street and Pacific Street campuses are rapidly filling in parking lots with new educational, administrative, recreational and residential buildings, anchored on the south end with Aksarben Village and the soon-to-be-opened Baxter Arena. At the end of my time at UNO, I wound up with an English degree and a great job shortly after graduating. I couldn't ask for much more than that. Funny thing, as good as I had it, there's no better time than right now to be a Mav!

This college is incapable of accepting phone calls, and returning them upon leaving a voicemail. I…read morehave never seen a more incompetent department than those who answer the phone for Iowa western. I will be transferring my credits.

The pervasive use of ebooks as opposed to the physical text...not even offering a choice...is…read moreawful! Learning from a physical book is so much easier and more thorough. Very sad. IWCC should at least offer a choice.

I attended classes at MCC during my undergrad years and for my CNA in high school. All great…read moreexperiences, I like that there are different locations that offer different experiences. I recently attended a training series at the MCC culinary institute building as well. The parking was very straightforward and easy to get to, in multiple areas. There are stairs and ramps so easy to get around no matter your needs. Inside the culinary institute, the building was nice and kept up very well. They have flyers for events, and I know they have a restaurant there too. We had our food provided by the students and staff at the culinary institute and wow, it was great! We had blueberry muffins and fruit for snack and a taco bar with homemade tortillas, salsa verde, and pickled onions to name a few of the things I really enjoyed. There was also a cinnamon cheesecake for dessert. The staff was very quick to put the food out and collect dishes, it was a great experience.

This was my visit visit to the 32nd street campus of MCC. The World Food Truck Tour sponsored by…read morethe Center of Immigrant & Refugee Advancement organization. There were 5 trucks along with several other vendors inside the main building. The facility and bathrooms were well-maintained. The campus was also impressive for what they offer. The parking lot was plentiful, however some patrons were lousy with parking their vehicles within the lines. This is usually a yearly event and the place was sold out of tickets which did not surprise me. Overall, a nice event at a wonderful facility that offers great opportunities for the community of North Omaha.

For Real??? I am the FIRST to honestly review? This is a wonderful college for women to gain the…read moreconfidence needed in the real world! As a graduate from the nursing program in 2001 I can not say enough! The foundation that was provided to me was exceptional and has carried me throughout my career outside the Omaha area into Dallas, TX. I have become a Chief Nursing Officer because of this institution, the liberal arts and the rigorous education provided to me. If you want a small college where professors are invested in your success, College of Saint Mary is definitely a place to look into.

From the owner: Founded in 1923, College of Saint Mary is a thriving Catholic university located in the heart of…read moreOmaha, NE. CSM is committed to providing access and affordable education to women while fostering potential and leadership through academic excellence, scholarship and lifelong learning. With an enrollment over 1,100, the University offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in many of today's high-paying, in-demand fields, including physician assistant studies, occupational therapy, nursing, science, education, business and legal studies. To learn more about College of Saint Mary, visit www.CSM.edu.

This is a pretty good school. They aren't badly priced by any means. I do have to agree that some…read moreof the advisers could certainly be better. Council Bluffs is directly across the river from Omaha. There is plenty to do. They do have some really fantastic professors, and some really great online/offline/hybrid classes as well.

This school is a huge joke. First off, its $11,000 a year if you live on campus. For a community…read morecollege thats a lot of money. The dorms are not the best and not kept up to standards. Council Bluffs Iowa where the college is located is terrible. Nothing to do at all! The advisors are really not helpful. They are young and straight out of community college. They don't have four year degrees and a lot of them are from Iowa Western. They don't answer your questions and refer you to either the website or other colleges. This is a heavy athletic school. It is a feeder school, which means they pride themselves off of their athletic programs and take in talented athletes who can't play at a 4 year school. That is how they make their money. The education is alright. Some of the professors are actually pretty great, but they rely on technology to much. If something on the internet won't work then they shorten the class time. I transferred to NIU after 1 semester because it was that bad. Its really not worth your time or money!!

NWU school of Social Work rocks it all day!!!read more

What I've come to discover from metro community college, are the non credit classes …read more From online class to workshops, okay, it may not be for everyone, but it offers many things of interest. Eventually it's the start of continuing your hobbies or further studies, you really don't know, until you try a workshop or two. They offer spring,summer, fall & winter classes They partner with local business , which is quite interesting.