University of Evansville

I had a very disappointing experience at this university. During my freshman year, I was bullied and treated unfairly by a professor, with little support or accountability from the school. The tuition and fees are extremely high for the quality of education and student support provided. I regret attending this university and would not recommend this university.

We went to Braun Stadium here at the University of Evansville, Indiana. The people were very nice and the stadium is absolutely beautiful but unfortunately, the bathrooms were across a lot and in another building. We had to walk through a construction site to get to the bathrooms and the workers were very upset with us. There were no porta potties and that was our only option . It was also way too far for the elderly or disabled people to go. On top of that, the woman's bathroom was locked. Thankfully, there was no one in the men's bathroom. That is the only reason why I gave a low rating.

How does a University that claims to be "Private" and "Religious (Methodist)" make it so difficult to find mention of the Universities statement of faith or beliefs on the website. Can't say I believe the Private Religious University claim. Religion is obviously not the foundation of education here.

This is a good University. The people are diverse and most instructors do generally care about your success. It certainly wouldn’t hurt the school to pour back some of the tuition and donations into upgrading the out of date classrooms and dorms. Also, I do think since one is paying a large some of money to go here, teachers should record lectures and post them, to give students more options on sick days or days that are needed for absences. We aren’t paying our friends to keep us up to date. We are paying the school and the staff. Without the students, this school would not exist. Also, that brings me to the thought that the attendance polices are too strict for those students who need to miss for vacation, but are willing to keep up with work online. Hello, we are in the age of technology. These rules are outdated and too demanding for people who are actually paying to be here.

Great place for focused studies on a private campus. Excellent sports teams. Nice place for conferences as I attended the Diabetes Convention a few years ago for Medtronic, Omnipod, Tandem, and Dexcom. Nearby to go food places to get some good Chinese or subs. Bank is close as well. Nice area and is always clean. Building are older but still nice. May be more expensive to attend here but scholarships are nice. I would recommend this private school. It is a nice gem to the local area. Many good things have come from students and staff from this school.

I'll admit that now that I'm a wealthy man, I'm far more critical of this place than I used to be. There are two (male, of course) business professors whom I absolutely cannot stand their undeserved, over-inflated, entitled sense of self-importance. To them, I say go and gain more real-world value and speak to me again when you're worthy. Thankfully, it's just the two of them; every other interaction I can think of has been a delight. Sherry guided me through my path and Kim was always there encouraging me. Thank you, dearest ladies.

Excellent school. Beautiful campus with great professors that actually want you to succeed. Small class sizes are also a plus. As a student, I would like to say that the university is very inclusive to all types of people and I have not experienced or witnessed racism, bullying, or beliefs being shoved down my throat by professors, staff or students. So keep that in mind when reading these reviews.