Nashville, TN
Tennessee State University

My opinion about Tennessee State has always been and will ale remain the same. We are the beat HBCU and we have plenty to offer all students no matter where you come from. I believe my school has many connections and people who push others to work hard and earn their degree.

I love the Big Blue! Tennessee State University is an amazing school. Even though that the school is an HBCU we are very still diverse, which I like. Some classes are really full of students so sometimes where it could be hard for students to get one on one time with the professor. Being on campus is full of excitement and there are a lot of different activities going on. The food is great. I have great professor. I joined my first Organization here and I was very proud of myself. I am not done with school yet, but I am I know I will miss it.

It is the place of opportunities. All faculty and staff are very helpful. Professors are available for every time and they also give you advice for your future. There is so many events take palce to motivate and suceed the student. Over all I love tennessee state university.

Tennessee State University is literally one of the BEST HBCU's that attend. It's always something to do, like for instance Courtyard Wednesdays, that's my favorite, it's when all the sororities and fraternities get together and step to their music and it is the best experience ever and it is something you do not want to miss. We also have freshmen week, but honestly freshmen week isn't just about freshmen anyone can attend the events, and they are so fun, there is literally an event every day on freshmen week, and you do not want to miss those events either that is actually the perfect time for people to make friends before that classes start. TSU will give you best college experience you ever had, so I encourage any incoming freshmen to apply, you will not regret it.

I absolutely love Tennessee State University. The food may not be the best and the dorms are less than perfect, however, the environment and students make it all worth it. I am a generally shy person but the staff and my peers at TSU make the university feel like home. I am challenged by the courses, however, the course load is not overbearing. So far, TSU has exceeded my expectations of what my collage experience would be like. I definitely made the right choice. My one main complaint would be the fact that the financial aid office is not at all efficient. I know lots of students who have had trouble with tasks from getting their loans process to not receiving their refund checks and everything in between. The financial aid office tend to be slow with solving the problems their students are facing and fixing their own mistakes. I have even heard of multiple occasions in which the financial aid office lost important documents and pieces of information regarding students' tuition and scholarships.

I like TSU plenty of my family members received their education there. The people I have met are nice and intelligent. I had a job on campus and my employees where the greatest bosses I have ever met. Our financial aid office is really the only problem at the school but of course, the school isn't a perfect place to be, but I don't mind because I like it the way it is.

I believe Tennessee State University is an exceptional university for academics of the arts or medical/ STEM careers and ,or, services helping in anyway they can. They fully support students, like myself, in finding our path to career to make the world a better place. Even though, the safety of students can be come questionable some days.

Tennessee State is not a bad school. This school is really what you make out of it. Considering it is a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) there are going to be some things that are not right with the school such as power outages and such. but overall it is not a bad school.

As being a first generation student and freshman at Tennessee State University, I believe this school wants to see everybody succeed in life. It seems as if they don't want to see nobody to fail. They are very engaged with their students. They stay on there students about going to class on time, not being absent and overall studying to exceed in our courses. I feel as if this was the right choice for me and I wouldn't want to be at any other university to pursue in my criminal justice career.

Tennessee State University is a HBCU that provides many opportunities. You have the ability to become apart of Greek sororities and fraternities. In addition, getting assistance from teachers is pretty assessable. Campus life allows you to become more social as well as join organizations. However, the two things that could be improved is financial aid ( staff ) and nursing program.