Nashville, TN
Tennessee State University

Tennessee state university is a different experience that I am glad I am taken in part in. This school feels like home, there is a caring and homie atmosphere. Being and HBCU we always stay hip to our culture and engage in other cultures while learning hard to go take on the world.

I have not yet been able to experience the TSU lifestyle yet, but I will be attending this school in the fall of 2019. I am excited to attend because I have heard nothing but good and positive things so I believe my experience will be very enjoyable.

This is one of the best schools in the state and I enjoy it so much. There is always something to do there and everyone is so friendly, the food there, living there.... everything is great. The academics here is very good and everyone here is very smart.

Tennessee state university has a big campus and it’s a great school.they also have sports and a lot of opportunities for the next steps you take after high school

My overall opinion of Tennessee State University is I would say is a great school for people to come because not only will you excel in the classroom but you will become a better women or man throughout the time you are here!

I love, it it a pretty good school. the teachers are pretty good. i love the location of the school.

I personally love Tennessee Tech because of all the opportunities available to me and all other students, faculty, and even visitors. The environment is overall positive. Everything that I have gathered about the school has exceeded my expectations. I would recommend this school to anyone and everyone. I am actually going to attend this university in the fall, so it is good that I find so much joy in the establishment.

It is a fun safe environment to learn and partake in any school activity, there is always something to do at TSU. Even if you want a quiet fun night, someone will have movie night, or a party in the game room, nothing to big or loud. TSU is a place where people learn, have fun, make friends, get the experience of a average college student.

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I finished my first year but decided to transfer. The number one reason being that about a third of my teachers were complete flakes, not showing up for class, not teaching or teaching bare minimums. Tests that a second grader could pass, no accountability for tenure profs is a disaster. One scantron test was visibly cut and pasted then photocopied into a whole different test. The questions we got were embarrassing they were so simple. I wonder what the matching answer keyed test she turned in had on it? They are fully taking of advantage of kids and their money. I was so disappointed some brilliant teachers are total screw offs. Excuse after excuse why they're a no show. Some hold class for mere minutes when they do show instead of the hour and a half. Some actually say they didn’t think we wanted to be there anyway. Really, because that is why I paid you $1000. There is no accountability for teacher attendance and they can opt out of elearn so no accountability for quality of assignments and tests either. The department heads ignore it if people complain. One prof showed up 5 out of 30 times and would yell the whole time how we should not complain. He only gave tests coming from the departments so we hadn't been taught any of that info, we all flunked but no worry, everything is just put on a curve so all A’s. We actually recorded his tirades and took to the school and still nothing was done. The science labs do not have proper equipment so again and again we were told we won’t be doing the lab. That said, the adjunct profs were fantastic and you could tell they were giving their best. My teachers who do care were wonderful. I loved those classes and learned a lot. But how can I justify staying at a degree mill. I’m very disappointed because I loved TSU.