Today, my wife, son, and I toured Utah State University campus in Logan Utah! I've got to say that…read morewe were very impressed with our tour guide, Carson ( absolutely perfect ) who we thoroughly enjoyed! Nice job Carson! I had to peel of he tour a little early due to an ankle injury but I only missed a little bit. We really really enjoyed the tour! What a nice campus! Afterwards we watched a little bit more video, listened to some final information and then the entire group was treated to a free lunch in one their on campus dining halls! This school is one of the finest schools in the western US! Research and development in the agricultural field has earned the USU a spot on the ISS growing things! If you live in California you might know that USU had engineering people responsible for fixing the Oroville Dam before it had a chance to ruin many lives. That's right! USU engineers! If you look at college rankings, this school passes the test with flying colors. We knew that before we came here today so expectations were off the charts. Our expectations have been exceeded and my wife and I feel extremely confident about our son's choice. AFROTC detachment 086 is here with a highly respected program which fits right into my son's master plan to fly extremely large aircraft for the USAF! Logan Utah? What a sweet city! Wife and I love looking at real estate and Logan has a lot of nice areas to live. USU! I didn't know we were going to have a son living here one day, attending Utah State University but that day begins in the fall of 2022! Go Aggies!

Instead of teaching its psychology students to be productive and compassionate members of society,…read moreUSU teaches them how to torture rats. Students in a course called Advanced Analysis of Behavior are forced to lock rats inside barren metal boxes, where they're blasted with disorienting bursts of light for nearly an hour at a time while being trained to push a lever to get food. This cruelty is 100% unnecessary and can be replaced with animal-free simulators, harming no one--in fact, USU used to use such a simulator for this course. The university's decision to return to causing distress to sentient beings is inexcusable. Really, the school deserves zero stars until it ends this cruelty.

The staff favors their own children. Its pretty unprofessional to scapegoat some kids while staff…read morekids and friends get gold star treatment. They never reply emails or aknowledge any communication outside the Remind app. Which poses legal issues. A principal who is underexperienced and immature in his understanding of age appropriate behaviorial focus.

Bear River Charter School has been a great fit for my kids. We love the smaller class sizes! The…read moreteachers are awesome! The administration is always looking for ways to improve the school and the students' education. Would highly recommend.

Logan Utah is the home of Utah State. It's set in the Logan Canyon where 28,000 students attend,…read moreoffering over 370 degrees with a 19:1 student faculty ratio. 36% of the students are Mormon. This scenic 1888 research university is near trails & climbing routes on over 600 acres.

The real reason why the secretary left was because she was moving to SLC to be closer to her family…read moreand i spent all five years going to that school. it is wonderful, besides the food. Some of the teachers are mean but other than that... its a great school. And yes she does substitute. All the time actually.

The little ninjas class is amazing. The teacher is so patient with all the kids, and my daughter…read morehas so much fun all while learning to listen and engage with the class. I highly recommend it!

I was so excited to find this place recently when my partner and I were doing the art walk in the…read morecity. We started here and met with the owner who was so friendly and welcoming-making sure that we felt at home and could browse all we wanted. This space is multi-purpose-there is art on display, there are areas to gather and small shops, including a tattoo studio, tucked inside. I love the old building that it's in and the creative way they've used the space. If I find myself in town in the future, I'll be sure to stop by to visit and pick up some goodies from local artisans while I'm there.

Utah State is a good school. Lots of majors and minors. The tuition is so much less than other…read moreuniversities as well. Great school for the cost.

I stumbled across this cool place during Logan's art walk and was delighted to have found it. Not…read moreonly do they have a variety of artists on display, but they also host local musicians too. I love that they support creativity-in varied forms-and provide that outlet for the community. Support local art!