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My time at Ohio University has been great. It really feels to have gone by quicker than it should. There is always something to do and a lot to get involved in (over 550 student organizations). The professors, TA's, and advisors/staff of the College of Arts and Sciences, and everyone across the University is rooting for your success. The school does the best they can and when students bring something constructive to the table, it's typical they will do their best at accommodating. I would recommend... Read More this school to anyone, especially those who plan on concentrating in something within the College of Arts and Sciences, Patton College of Education, Health Sciences and Professions, or Russ College of Engineering. Give OU a check and I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

Ohio University prepared me to become the successful graduate student I am today. They have countless outreach programs for students needing assistance with career development, tutoring, or mental health resources. Getting involved in extracurricular activities is a great way to meet new people with common interests. The professors are extremely knowledgeable and are always available outside of class during office hours. While applying to graduate programs for speech-language pathology, I felt comfortable... Read More reaching out to faculty for advice or suggestions. They helped me every step of the way during the stressful process, and once in my graduate program, I feel that OU set me up with a solid foundation to allow me to excel as a young professional.

Ohio University in my opinion is the best school. From the culture, to the academics, to the family you create, it was the best decision for me. I learned from some of the best professionals, and was challenged in many ways that led to great personal growth. Ohio University was about unity, and I got more involved than I ever did in high school. This was where I learned more about advocacy for others, the anti-trafficking movement, and about community. I would say before I went to Ohio University... Read More I was unaware of issues around the world and was uneducated in many realms, but through my professors I gained a knowledge about the individual, needs of others that are different than me, and about others who may not have a voice. I learned how to help others in a clinical setting and in the right ways that will benefit the individual. I was opened to diversity, which was probably the most important thing. I gained a more academic knowledge of how to conduct research and discuss it. I learned more about volunteering and giving up your time for another person. I also had many different communities at Ohio University, each of which taught me something about others and myself. If I did not go to Ohio University, I would not be the person I am today.

I highly recommend Ohio University's special education program to anyone looking to pursue a career as an intervention specialist. From my first day of classes, my professors were dedicated, passionate and inspiring. I began classroom placements my sophomore year, much earlier than other universities. By the time I graduated, I had observed and taught lessons in 5 different schools, ranging from inner-city urban to rural populations. I had the opportunity to participate in a year-long student teaching... Read More program, as opposed to the typical 1 semester, where I truly experienced what a teacher's school year is like from open house to the last day of school. My field-experience professors came to observe me teach and provided incredible guidance to help me grow as an educator. I built relationships with both my professors and collaborating teachers while student teaching that I have maintained three years later! I received a job offer for a highly-rated school in Columbus, Ohio in March of my senior year. Upon graduating, I felt confident in my education and extremely prepared to begin teaching. I could not recommend Ohio University's special education program more!

Ohio University got me started on the right path! I really enjoyed the campus. I grew up in a small town, but adjusting to the somewhat larger Athens was easy. There is plenty of nature at almost every point of not just the campus, but also the town itself. Downtown and the campus are very walk-able. I experienced living both on and off campus and enjoyed both. If you live off campus, you should invest in a car for the most convenience. It may not be the best campus for people with disabilities because... Read More of the terrain of the city, but I knew several other students who were able to take advantage of campus transportation and modifications that have been made to the campus since I graduated have helped solve some of the problems others were having.

The MBA program at Ohio University (OU) has been very challenging, fair and rewarding. The school offers multiple opportunities to visit campus and interact with peers and professionals alike for networking on free weekend events. Working full time, operating a small farm, and raising a large family all present many opportunities, so the online program at OU has been a blessing to my busy schedule. The professors are top notch and readily available for assistance. I highly recommend OU for its affordability... Read More and reputation.

The Ohio University Professional MBA program has been a wonderful experience thus far. I never would have dreamed of how quickly I was able to apply my class learnings to my professional life. The program is designed perfectly to accommodate any professional experience level, there is always something that you can learn and apply to your daily life. The teaching staff have been extremely helpful and completely dedicated towards my development and success. The program is a hybrid program with half... Read More virtual learning and half in class learning, which provides the convenience and interaction that I am looking for. I am proud and excited to move forward in the program as the program has exceeded all of my expectations.

Ohio University is a truly wonderful institution of higher learning. The professors I had in my time at OU challenged me as well as interested me in their respective subjects, the course offerings were abundant, and the learning atmosphere was second to none. The campus life is one of support, encouragement, and cooperation. The town, the school, and the people together made for an unforgettable four years. OU pushed me out of my comfort zone and gave me innumerable experiences which helped form... Read More me into the person that I am today. I feel both supported and prepared as an alumni to continue my education in law school next year. I cannot stress enough how glad I am that I chose Ohio University, and I recommend this school to anyone looking to learn, grow, and succeed.

I will be graduating from Ohio University at the end of April and I'm glad I choose to complete my undergraduate career at this University. I came from a large city out-of-state and I have to say that my experience at Ohio University was wonderful. It felt like a home away from home and the atmosphere is calming and friendly. Most professors here are helpful, knowledgeable, and want to see you succeed. I feel like I am leaving my undergraduate career prepared for what will come during my graduate... Read More career and professional future.

I completed my undergraduate nursing degree at Ohio University and have now continued on with them by pursuing my Family Nurse Practitioners Degree. My experience with Ohio University throughout my undergraduate degree was outstanding and convinced me to pursue my Masters degree with them as well. Being in an online program can make a student feel isolated and unsupported. However I felt exactly the opposite. I felt I had the freedom to work at my own pace with the reassuring knowledge that if I... Read More had questions or needed help with anything my instructor would be available. Coursework details were always put out on time with clear instructions making it simple for me to complete my assignments and feel confident. Instructors always respond in a timely manner and are eager to answer any and all questions and help in any way possible. The application and interview process for my graduate program were rigorous however every person I dealt with was very helpful and informative. My advisor consistently checks in with me to ensure I do not have any questions and let me know any pertinent information regarding school. Overall being an Ohio University undergraduate and graduate student has been nothing but wonderful.