Salt Lake City, UT
University of Utah

When I first toured this university (after touring many others in California), I immediately fell in love. The students all have a communal thirst for learning, everyone is incredibly friendly and active in the community, the professors are absolutely stellar and show a vested interest in every student's education, and the campus is simply breath taking. I could not be happier with the school I chose, and I am constantly convincing others to attend this underrated school in this brilliant city. At the University of Utah, I feel like I was made to go to college because my experience has been so incredible. I cannot say enough about the pride, beauty, connection, and level of high education that this university possesses. It is great for anyone who craves the big university experience. It cannot be beaten.

The biggest problem with the University of Utah, is they try to force their liberal views down everyone else's throats. At a debate tournament hosted there, the university debate team lined every square inch of the walls with homosexual art and constantly interrupted other peoples study and preparation time to promote themselves.

I really enjoy the University of Utah. I transferred here from BYU, and would highly recommend the University of Utah to any students that are considering a degree in Electrical Engineering. The EE faculty here are absolutely incredible. They will move mountains to make sure that you succeed. While at BYU, I never felt exceptionally excited to be an Electrical Engineer. I was in it for the future career and money making options, not the joy of learning about electronics. Now, at the U, I can say I am excited to be an Electrical Engineer. The college is very organized, responsive, and academically enlightening. The facilities are world class. The extra-curricular activities and scholarships are also good bonuses.

The University of Utah is a great school that has room for a lot of different opinions and mindsets. It's growing all the time and I always appreciated how diverse the majors were and how they tried to keep things up to date and relevant in the every-changing world. I would say for the most part the school has pretty much anything you could want, however, as of late there have been some issues with safety. And it's more about the campus police not taking student threats more seriously. I know they are working on this and I'm hoping with the students being outspoken about this issue that it will be resolved.

I have so far, enjoyed my experience at the University of Utah. I have made new friends and have been provided with numerous student organizations. I was given a helping hand because of this 1st generation program I have been apart of which is called Beacon scholars. This program has provided me with everything I will or would need for college I have a huge support system within the program. This program is the reason why I feel like I belong at the university despite being a person of color who is also a 1st generation student.

I have absolutely loved attending the University of Utah! There is always events going on and ways to get involved in campus life. We are huge in football and the MUSS (mighty Utah student section) is a must! School spirit is everything on campus and it is overall just a great place to be. I have had mostly positive experiences with every professor and had plenty of resources for extra help in the classroom.

I love the school. The football team is fun to watch and we always have something going on around the campus if you have nothing to do. They have really good food around the campus as well. I have really enjoyed my time that I have spent here, I have even made some good friends from my classes.

It's a huge school! which I consider it to be a definite positive thing! there is so much to do, so much to get involved in. it's a safe place to be as well, even if it's located in a huge city. There are professional officers who can assist you to your next location if you feel unsafe which is amazing!

I think it's a place that has a generally safe and cultivated environment in which students feel like they can express themselves and their opinions. Where students can become involved in discussions that involve a variety of opinions and open minds to a larger world, both politically, philosophically, and otherwise.

It’s a great school, but tuition and fees are making it hard for me to enjoy it fully. I wish more scholarships were available to transfer students.