Fort Lauderdale, FL
Nova Southeastern University

It is an Amazing School and I love my program. When I first started at Nova I was a little nervous because I was going to attend a new school with a different structure. Now, I can say that I made the best decision, even the though the University is expensive, it is worthy to take the risk and do the best. I always think that life is all about making sure that we strive for the best of our actions

Personally, I believe Nova is a great school. The appearance and deliverance of their academics are very thought out and helpful for students. Class sizes are relatively small and professors are usually available and able to be flexible if students are in need of extra help. Campus life is pretty enjoyable due to the beautiful campus and the free gym and pool use. Food options, however, could be better but it is not horrible. Overall, I love Nova but I wish it was a little cheaper because I might have to transfer because of tuition costs.

Nova Southeastern University is on of the best schools in the United States. Their everyday focus is to provide the best education with the best tools for each student to be successful in the area of his or her choice. The professors are very competent in teaching as well as helping students succeed. Attending this school gives no regret.

One of the biggest factors that intrigued me about Nova Southeastern University is their focus on research, community engagement, and global health initiatives. The students at this esteemed institution all share the same emphasis on how pleased they were with the communication and dedication of the faculty and staff at this school.

Nova Southeastern University is for people dedicated to a bright future in their career. As soon as I walked in the welcome building I felt at home. I felt like I could belong here on an academic and personal level. When I saw the staff and my eyes lit up with glee! At first, I was planning on going to Florida International University, thank God I attended the NSU tour. This university represents me. The classrooms are so cozy and they offer so many things FIU probably wouldn't since I want to focus on the medical field. They also have a dual admission to reserve a seat for grad school! For me, the best experience in school is getting to know the staff on a personal level. When I was in a charter school the bonds I have experience, due to the small class sizes, changed my perspective in education in a wonderful way. I now go to a public school and I don't enjoy it. Nova Southeastern University also has a guide appointed to each student to help them on their journey as a student! I already got accepted, I'm so excited for my freshman year as a Shark!

The university offers a great learning environment. Class size are kept relatively small, making the class very interactive. Many instructors are helpful and strive to help their students learn. The basketball team are on par, as they are 2016 NCAA champions. The campus is also quite smaller compared to other university campus, but there are many activities offer at Nova.

In Nova Southeastern University there is more than meets the eye. Not too long ago, Nova was just a small private college with no more to offer that any other community college. However, in the last 2 decades it has grown and prospered to the top, competing with "big name" state universities. To confirm the claim one can look through the buildings of the university and see the diversity of students, professors, and staff members. This implies that people from many parts of the U.S. and the world and interested in being part of the Shark family.

As a student at Nova Southeastern University, it is my home during the academic year, and I do generally enjoy it here. The campus is beautiful, the professors are generally good. Housing is okay, the food is decent. The biggest problem is that Nova desires to expand, and as a result of that, things are a little overcrowded. Hopefully that will be resolved with the addition of a new dorm.

Nova is pretty close to my ideal school. The classes are small, the other students are serious, the professors are both likable and good at their jobs, the food's nice, the campus isn't TOO large, and there's plenty of things to do while on campus. There are always faculty ready and willing to help with whatever I need, and there's plenty of workshops for assistance with things that tend to get passed over, like writing resumes. A lot of guests get invited to speak about their experiences, from FBI agents to CEO's and accountants. It always feels like I'm being prepared for my career path.

It is a small school with a diversity of individual who seem to truly enjoy it. Personally I like the fact that I'm able to take advantage of the resources I am offered, such as the library and other locations to study.