Quincy, IL
Quincy University

Quincy University is a great school and a very friendly environment. Blessed to go here.

Quincy University is a good school, but there are some improvements that could be made. There should be more clubs and outside events that students can afford to go to and be able to enjoy going to. Granted, the university life is lively, but there are still some students who don't feel like they can be involved because of money issues. Money is also an issue on campus, because several students transfer or have to take a semester off in order to pay the school to continue their education. It's not fair to those students who worked hard to get where they are just to have to take semesters off or even transfer to cheaper schools that can help them better.

The university is a great experience to showcase how it feels to being a college oriented town. The cost will definitely defer some of their potential students away however the class sizes are wonderful and the professors offer hands-on learning. The food is not a good selling point but the school is still worth it.

Quincy University has a beautiful campus. Everyone there is willing to help you in anyway possible whether that be with financial aid or admissions. The smaller class sizes are an added bonus to the amazing college. You get to have a personal connection with everyone in your class. Highly recommend!

Quincy Univeasily is an environment filled with open and fun people. The professors are like family to some of the students and the surrounding area is influenced by the students as much as the students are influenced by it due to the community service the students put in.

I absolutely love Quincy University. I had my eyes set on it as soon as I got into high school. I could not be happier! The students are friendly and helpful, and the staff is nothing but pleasant and always willing to help out when asked. I would recommend this school to anyone.

It's a great school overall. The class sizes are small which allows for one-on-one help when needed. The professors have regular office hours so it's easy to get in touch if you have questions. Having an adviser who knows about your major is a huge plus because they can help you choose classes that will help you graduate as quickly as possible.

It is a good school but some things could improve but other than that everything is alright. With partying it happens every weekend our security stops the parties but students still find ways to drink their alcohol. Almost everyone in our school plays a sport but not many people ever go to the games because most students go home on the weekends or just don't care enough to go.

Katelin, remember to be confident, disciplined, and determined. Remember that college is about getting an education, but also having fun and being involved as well! Be sure to fill out as much scholoarship applications as you can; you will need them more than you think. Don't stress yourself out worrying about what you want to do with the rest of your life, let it come to you. Most importantly, aim high my friend. If you're not scared just a little then you're not aiming high enough! You are capable of doing anything you set your mind to. Be frugle with your money, make sure you check your email EVERY day, and study hard. Transitioning is nerve racking and exciting at the same time, but always remember your college years are the "best years of your life". Make the best of it; have fun, study hard, make A's, and trust in God!

Quincy University provides a good teahing staff that are willing to help their students.

I would tell myself to sign up for as many scholarships as possible becasue you never know what you are going to get and every little bit helps. I would also tell myself to look at more colleges to find the right one for me before making my final decision. College is a lot of work, and my goal of receiving A's for the rest of my college career can be accomplished with good study habits and putting school first. If I could go back in time I would tell myself to not be afriad to venture out and meet new people. College is a time where you can be whoever you want to be. I want to be somene who works hard to become a successful, caring nurse while also enjoying my college years and getting involved in my new community, staying active, making friends and making memories.

The maintenance staff is not very good and did not do anything when my roommate and I were up for hours every night it rained because our window leaked. The dorms were typically always loud and it was hard to study at night. I attended Quincy University for the 2012-2013 school year but I am transferring to St. Ambrose for my 2013-2014 school year because I like their nursing program and the up to date equipment that I believe will help me to accomplish my dream of being a nurse.