Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville University

What is my overall opinion of Jacksonville university? Jacksonville university is a super expensive school and doesn’t have good finance officers. Outside of that, it is a great school with a great learning environment on a beautiful campus. I love Jacksonville.

My school provides excellent service in education, professors care a lot about their students and that's what I loved the most. Student-teacher ratio is great as well as I don't like having a lot of peers in one class. I just wished there was more diversity to the school.

I enjoy the atmosphere of the campus and the students. The weather is so nice the people are nice. The teachers are very open and optimistic and love questions. I enjoy being around others and interacting with all the students on the campus everyone is so open to making new friends and being open with each other.

I tbink that Jacksonville University is the best campus there is. They have a nice sized qym, all of the staff there make you feel as if you actually go there before you even get registered. Their campus is really nice. They safety is amazing they have emergency phones posted all on and around the campus. And, they are just there when you need them in general.

Jacksonville University is not just a college to me but family. The faculty and small classes are outstanding. Ive never been at a school where the professors go out there way to help you succeed . The diversity of people there are so nice and kind and the student body is pretty awesome as well. There is so many opportunities and resources to get involve in to really help you with your career in the future. I highly recommend this university to anyone who is looking to go to college or is transferring.

Jacksonville University is a very nice school academically, but when it comes to the social atmosphere or things to do. It is a very nice school to get your degree, but it does not have that much of a variety. The school is small, but by it being small., it can be a blessing and a curse because you are not going to face that many trouble, but sometimes it ca be boring, if you are looking to get away from the studies.

I love JU! I believe this is a school for driven students who are willing to excel. It’s not a big party school but it does have enough activities to allow for party and learning. And there are clubs nearby. Also this university has great diversity! and the students are very friendly.

Jacksonville University is a great school, especially if you use the sources you have to your advantage. The only problem is that I believe is that the campus should more diverse than it is. There also needs to be more opportunities & events for diverse students.

I really liked the small size of the school. It was easy to interact with professors and facilitated a successful learning environment. However, Jacksonville University's size doesn't allow for much research opportunities mostly because of lack of funds.

I have been very impressed with all that Jacksonville University has to offer. I am an Aviation major (Aviation Management and Flight Operations), and JU offers an excellent aviation program. I started flying and training for my private pilot's license during my second week of school. The professors in all of my classes have been helpful and very engaged. They are always available for a personal meeting, which has been very helpful for me. My freshman dorm is a new building and is spacious and comfortable. The food in the cafeteria leaves room for improvement, but there are other eating establishments on campus which are an asset to the overall culinary experience. JU has a beautiful campus with lots of trees and lush foliage. The college is located about 20 minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, so going to the beach is a popular and enjoyable weekend activity. The students who attend JU are hardworking and focused on their studies and future careers. Everyone is friendly and very willing to lend a helping hand, whether that be with academics or something else. I am proud to be a part of the JU community and I look forward to the rest of my undergrad experience at this school.