Middle Tennessee State University

This school is an absolute joke! They take MONTHS to do anything. They do not communicate in a timely manner, often leaving you to search for answers and deadlines on your own. Too many issues for the high rate of tuition. Plus they are very limited with their degree selection. My advisor encouraged me to take nutrition as a minor, despite me going for Psychology because it was one of the few online minors they had. When I told her that a nutrition minor would do me no good, she told me that it really didn’t matter because grad school wouldn’t care that I took those classes. I, however, did care that I would be paying for classes that would not benefit me in the long run. They just want your money, without caring about if their courses actually benefit you. They also only have 18 week classes, no 7 or 8 week class options. Classes are hard to get into, most are filled pretty quickly and your left being put on a "waitlist". Just not worth the money or headache at all. Do yourself a favor and apply for SNHU. They accept 90 transfer credits, some of which can be brought in from Sophia.com or study.com, making obtaining a degree SO much cheaper!!! I switched to SNHU and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. They stay on top of everything and make it so much easier/cheaper to obtain a degree.

My Alma mater. Excellent school with state-of-the-art amenities. A large campus, but very well laid out. Plenty of parking. Lots of options to socialize, grab some food, or slip off and study at the library. After the day is done, head over to the large rec/gym space to get your workout in before heading home.

This is the worst school ever! They are so unhelpful on many occasions. I refrained from leaving a negative review, trying to give many chances, but this school is so unhelpful and unorganized! Course navigation sucks and NONE of the professors want to help you. And though I’m intelligent, the sites are ALWAYS shut down , needing maintenance, and not working properly and the entire staff will still given a ZERO for their site not working and then not being CLEAR on how to access ebooks! Again I have tried ON MY OWN, and error msg here error msg there. And finally, I get to ebooks and instead of just entering the class itself it says class ID which I have no idea where that is!!!! It’s not information that’s easily accessible especially for a disabled student. And if it’s a Saturday forget about it, everybody is home and I emailed them ( multiple people) on Friday and no one got back to me about the ebook .

We truly enjoyed this space exhibit outside the physics building. We stopped during the quarantine since it was outdoor and the campus was practically empty. One of the professors, Dr. Perevalova saw us and came to teach us the significance of the exhibit. It is super cool!!!

This school has state of the art facilities and amenities for the students and faculty. VERY impressive how the university has grown and expanded the programs available to students. And what sweet southern charm in the surrounding town of Murfreesboro TN.

They gave me a bill I didn’t even know about, Why didn't check my emails? Because they told me not to worry about it.Because I'm not a student anymore and I withdraw my application on time. They email me to my personal email, not my school email. My personal email and threaten to send my bill to debt collectors, I was confused. I canceled my housing and all my classes in December—way before the deadline. They! They took forever just to email me back. They said, and I quote, "You are no longer a student and won't be billed for the spring." Tell me why I got a random bill for $1,000??? They said it’s because I didn’t withdraw my application fast enough, so housing is still charging me. HOW?! If they also said that $170 was because I withdraw my application so fast that the last bit if the bill for fall didn't get paid. Help me, make this make sense!? I'm really mad at housing, I had already moved my stuff out way befor they even responded to me. I’m still trying to contact housing, and they aren’t responding or answering their phone. I can't even continue at this school because they’ve taken all my money before I even had the chance to graduate. At this point, I understand why so many people is transferring to other colleges.

I study and will graduate with an audio production degree here in 5 months. This 4 year degree has provided comprehensive knowledge on a variety of audio-related subjects. The professors are high quality, and the student population has provided a wide range of opportunities for socialization and personal growth. For those seeking a degree in audio, I recommend this institution.