I am currently enrolled in the MBA program at KWU. I have enjoyed my three classes so far. The…read moreinstructors are knowledgeable and helpful. The classes are set up on an 8-week cycle. This has been very helpful as I work full-time. The admissions team works together harmoniously to assist prospective and current students. Everyone is so passionate about the college and their position of servitude in relation to helping others. The community is very supportive of the college.

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Great small campus, with nice size classes. Great pilot program and social work program.read more

21 mins in breakfast line searching for a person to try to pay so i can eat.... got tired and left…read more Haven't seen a situation like this since the last time I was stationed at an Air Force base... Coulda just stole breakfast, but I'm an honest jerk. They also don't take card, gotta use their ATM and pay them $3. Smelled good though...

This place is one of the worst experiences I have ever had as an online student. They only have…read morelimited classes for what is needed. Their advisors are a joke that send out blanket emails that help no one. Their special education department will not make any exceptions to adding you to a class even though special ed is all about helping people. Instead of helping they ask you to take another class even when you let them know that without this class you will lose your job. THEY DO NOT CARE.

Stayed here for several weeks over the summer, while working on a project. I roomed with 3 other…read moregirls from other universities and I couldn't wait to switch rooms- as the girls were loud, walls paper thin, and beds like sleeping on a bale of hay (and sharing bathrooms with said girls). That being said, it was close access to music venues, parks, and restaurants nearby. Some of the architecture was also very nice, but it was hard getting from one side of campus to another (and especially without a key). There's a beautiful picnic area on the back side of campus, where I spent many a days eating dinner with a family of raccoons. I also enjoyed the rainy days at Starbucks (and, even getting featured in the FHSU Viewbook drinking said Starbucks. Go Tigers!), the empty dining halls during the summer, and the SW chicken wrap (something spicy like salsa, chicken, beans, corn, cheese, lettuce, tomato) from Mondo's Quick Subs. A little expensive for "university prices", but it will have to do

Pratt Community College is a public Kansas college. They offer associates degrees and various…read morecertificate. Within Kansas there is an articulation agreement to make it easier to transfer to other colleges or universities. Please check with your Registrar on transferring.

This college boasts a lot of champions and championships! Football, baseball, basketball, track,…read moresoccer and volleyball. You want to dove into a sea of purple and gold, this is the place to go! Eat at the Purple Pride Cafe with a fully stocked buffet, changing daily. Feast on delicious pizza and subs in the Bear Necessities Snackbar, located right next door. Then, go buy your books, clothes and accessories at the bookstore, all housed under one big skylighted roof! Classes are fun and productive, hosted by friendly and helpful teachers and professors. Claiming to be the cheapest in the state on tuition, you get all the learning you need at an affordable price. Come check us out!

Great school. The school has one of the best fine-art and performing art programs in Kansasread more