Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology

I graduated from here in 2019. I can't recommend this school enough! It is affordable and most students graduate with little or minimal debt. Best school to go to if you are looking to get into a trade!

One main problem that is very annoying on campus is that when the game room is supposed to be opened it is closed. Not one person opens the doors do the game room. And 2nd there is no help whats so ever for anything on any assignments.

My son went here and graduated today from here and it has made him a better person he used to be shy and in his own world he made so many friends here and was included to do alot here at this school and I want to thank everyone who did that!!

Nice school grounds, I go here to drop off and pick up my stepson who is studying electric. Could use some improvements, some areas look run down but overall very nice.

I attended Stevens in 1995 Majoring in Electronics. I Played football under Coach Burke. Loved my Sociology teacher Mr. Harrison. I never finished due to a broken ulna on my writing hand but had an amazing experience making life-long friends. Coincidently I got a job in Electronics and have spanned over a 25 yr career. Go Bulldogs!

I recently graduated from here and I can say that my experience here was very enjoyable. I made some great friends in my major (I was friends with almost everyone in my major). I enjoyed the events they held and had a lot of fun. The food isn't the best but it's ok (most of the time). The professors in the majors really care about your success and they prepare you for the real world very well.

I've never applied to a school so disinterested in new students. Almost zero communication. Any email was a 3 week wait for a response minimum. The phones go straight to voice-mail. The one time I managed to get ahold of Admissions I got treated like I was wasting their time. I pulled out purely because in 7 months between my application and class starting I had maybe 3 questions awnsered. I was expected to go into 2 years of schooling blind.