Student Reviews

Real reviews from students at universities across the United States.

Best Reviewed Universities

US universities with the highest average student ratings.

Rutgers University-Newark

Rutgers University-Newark

4.0
2 reviews

Newark, New Jersey

“Studying at the john cotton dana library and grabbing food at the paul robeson campus center is convenient, an…”

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Angelo State University

Angelo State University

4.0
2 reviews

San Angelo, Texas

“Centennial village dorms are genuinely Nice for the price, even if san angelo nightlife is pretty quiet outsid…”

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The University of Texas at Arlington

The University of Texas at Arlington

4.0
2 reviews

Arlington, Texas

“The college of nursing facilities are top notch and the professors really care. College park center always has…”

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Washington State University

Washington State University

4.0
2 reviews

Pullman, Washington

“Grabbing a burger at the coug and studying in terrell library are classic experiences that make Pullman feel l…”

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Eastern Michigan University

Eastern Michigan University

4.0
2 reviews

Ypsilanti, Michigan

“The Halle library is an awesome place to study and the student center food options are genuinely solid.”

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Arkansas State University

Arkansas State University

4.0
2 reviews

Jonesboro, Arkansas

“The reng student union is a great spot to study and game days at centennial bank stadium are always super fun.”

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The University of Montana

The University of Montana

4.0
2 reviews

Missoula, Montana

“Hiking the m trail behind campus and saturdays at Washington-grizzly stadium are incredible, even if Missoula…”

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University of Nebraska-Lincoln

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

4.0
2 reviews

Lincoln, Nebraska

“Game days at memorial stadium are unreal and the whole city shuts down for football. Love library and the will…”

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Montana State University

Montana State University

4.0
2 reviews

Bozeman, Montana

“Eating at rendezvous dining pavilion after classes in norm asbjornson hall and skiing bridger bowl on weekends…”

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Northeastern University

Northeastern University

3.5
2 reviews

Boston, Massachusetts

“the co-op program is great but finding a seat in snell library during finals is a joke.”

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Liberty University

Liberty University

3.5
2 reviews

Lynchburg, Virginia

“The food court at reber-thomas is decent, but constant convocation checks and strict rules on the residential…”

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University of Nevada-Las Vegas

University of Nevada-Las Vegas

3.5
2 reviews

Las Vegas, Nevada

“parking near the student union is terrible and the campus is completely dead on weekends”

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Most Recent Reviews

The latest reviews posted by students.

CUNY Brooklyn College
3.0

Brooklyn, New York

“The campus quad is beautiful for a city school, but the elevators in boylan hall are constantly broken and taking the q train takes forever.”

Purdue University-Main Campus
4.0

West Lafayette, Indiana

“The engineering facilities like walc are top tier for studying. However, the dining courts like ford get super repetitive and winter wind walking across campus is brutal.”

CUNY Hunter College
3.0

New York, New York

“Fighting for space on the west building escalators at 68th street every morning while the 6 train is delayed gets exhausting.”

Rutgers University-Newark
4.0

Newark, New Jersey

“Studying at the john cotton dana library and grabbing food at the paul robeson campus center is convenient, and nyc is a quick path train ride away.”

Most Popular Reviews

Reviews that other students found most helpful, sorted by likes.

CUNY Queens College
CUNY Queens College
3.0

Queens, New York

“The rosenthal library is a decent place to study, but trying to find parking anywhere near kissena boulevard is a nightmare. Since it's a commuter school, the campus completely empties out by friday afternoon.”

Columbia Southern University
Columbia Southern University
3.0

Orange Beach, Alabama

“The online academic advisors in orange beach are genuinely responsive when transferring credits. Coursework is very manageable for working adults, though there is no traditional student community.”