3.20
Rated by 5 users
- Overview 83%
- Service 83%
- Pricing 83%
Reviews
Don't do it. Save your money and go elsewhere. it may look enticing but once you are in the tuition continues to go up while your scholarship and financial aid continues to go down. They just try to squeeze the money out of your pockets for a sub par education. Literally any other private school would be a better choice.
save your money this place sucks, especially the dorms, unless you like living with brown recluse spiders, mice, and no hot water :)
Although the sticker price is high...most students do not pay that amount. Like many colleges...you get out what you put in. I found the business instructors to be a nice mix of career professors and real world business professionals. This provided a blend of learning/understanding and applying concepts; they always had time for me and questions I had.
The facilities over need attention across a variety of elements which they are working on.
The student body is filled with great people. Many of the people I met still talk daily despite living states and even continents away.
My son is far across the Pacific Ocean and USA Country at Midland. The people (From office staff, teachers, coaches, bank manager, super market clerks are kind Midwest country loving people. What you are reading for those students who say don't go here is a silver spoon,cry baby don't want to go class brats. Yes this school makes sure they attend class and graduate. My son is now a Teacher and yes he actually passed his national tests...unlike others who come out of big universities...so yes...great school.
Growing up on the east coast it was difficult for me to find a school that felt like home on the other side of the Mississippi. That was, of course, until I found and visited Midland University. Upon arriving at the campus, I was in shock. Growing up in a region much different than Nebraska I was in awe of the gorgeous and picturesque scenery. Midland brought to mind the sentiments I felt going upstate with my family as a child. It's truly a "little big school." I felt a sense of security in an area of the country where I knew no one. The dance program was welcoming, talented, and motivated. Such expressive coaches who always had the team's best interest at the forefront of their mind. Choreographers were brought in and we always had the chance to give back to the community with clinics for the younger generation. The opportunities during intersession were incredible. I had a friend who went diving as part of her marine ecology class in Mexico. There is always something going on at school. I was more of a cheerleader when it came to the slam-dunk contest but, it was hysterical to watch. Thank you to Midland and the staff for the opportunity to be myself far away from home... Actually, thank you Midland for being my home away from home!
