We met with an advisor and visited the campus. The campus is definitely going through a growth…read morespurt. New buildings going up everywhere. The Planetarium was impressive! Everyone was inviting and helpful. The campus deserves Five Stars but the curriculum offered was not in line with our goals. We were informed that the website needed to be updated and the information we had was incorrect. Kinda of a waste of our time :(

As a parent, I would NOT recommend East Texas A&M…read more Freshmen are essentially forced to live in the dorms, and the environment my child experienced there was extremely concerning. We received multiple official safety alerts from the university, including an armed robbery in a dorm, a terroristic threat with an arrest in a residence hall, a stalking incident that led to a police pursuit, and a hazing investigation. Imagine knowing your child is required to live in that environment. My child described it as feeling like they were living in a prison, constantly on edge instead of feeling safe. No parent should have to worry like that. To make it worse, we paid around $22,000 for just two semesters, and it absolutely did not feel worth it. I am honestly just grateful this experience is almost over. If you are a parent, please do your research and think very carefully before sending your child here. I would not make the same decision again.

Thanks to Southeastern Oklahoma State University for hosting the 2023 Intern & Safety Career Fair…read more The staff here is super friendly and we were welcomed with open arms, breakfast, lunch, snacks, drinks, and an opportunity to meet students looking for internships or full time positions. This event was a ton of fun and we got to also meet some of our competitors as well. Southeastern Oklahoma State University has a great safety program for college students looking to get into safety as a career.

Our experience was inviting, informational and influential. We started with a formal visit. They…read morewere prepared with a full schedule. The morning began with our daughter sitting in an Intro to Biology class, the ratio was 1 to 30. Next was a tour that included visiting their new eco "Idea Center", the dorm space, the library, the fitness room, and the psychology building to name a few. They treated us to lunch so we could experience their dining system. The food was fresh and the variety satisfied every appetite. We interviewed with the director of admissions who gave us a lot of tips and information. We visited with two professors who gave us information on what to major and minor. We had three separate host/hostess throughout the day who answered nearly any question. There's a lot of social events, clubs & organizations, on site concerts (like Post Malone!!) that really isn't published anywhere on the AC website. The opportunity to meet people and to be involved in something fun is definitely available, you certainly can believe that when you visit the campus. Obviously visiting Austin College is the best way to decide if you like it. We had all of our answers by the end of the day.

Terrible hospitality. Tournament staff will only work for its home team. Refs were 40 minutes late…read more Overall bad atmosphere to play a tournament in.