Kennesaw State University

In my first year as an adult learner, I have experienced 2 not so great teachers. First mr Jordan,Augustus, Hes a rasisit asshole close minded and needs to learn how to be professional.

Next is mr Bruce, FLower. While hes a very educated man and he absolutely knows his stuff hes way to hard on mostly freshman gen eds. He needs to be teaching upper level classes and not gen eds. Don't let him catch you so much as looking down as he will embarrass you in front of the whole class. Of the ten classes I have taken these two professors by far have been the most arrogant and challenging. Mr Jordan augustus needs to attend classes and learn how to be professional. If I knew what I know now I would not waste my time or money on either class.

1st Year Female -- Class 2018

University Resource Use/ spending: A+, Campus Aesthetics: B-

1st Year Female -- Class 2016

University Resource Use/ spending: A+, Useful Schoolwork: F

Lets be realistic here for one this college grew from a 14,000 student school to over 25,000 students within 4-5 years. Now you can begin to understand that the growth of Kennesaw undergraduates has far surpassed the faculty available to teach all the needed courses. Your first year should be fine (Eng 1101, Math, History) all have more than enough available classes. HOWEVER once you reach your Sophomore year you'll quickly learn that many classes you need fill up and never open because WAY MORE PEOPLE need the classes than KENNESAW CAN OFFER. EXAMPLE- Fundamental microbiology which is a mandatory class for- Nursing, Nutrition, Marketing, and Exercise Science which KSU offers 1-48 person class. Thats right thousands of people need the class however Ksu has no one to teach it. YOU WILL FIND THIS PROBLEM OFTEN so be ready to be a Transient student at other colleges to stay on your degree track. This is not a lone example the same goes for easily over a dozen other classes especially Business. So if you attend DO NOT be surprised that you will be fighting for classes no matter what. The good side of the school is a great cafeteria (The Commons) and for males dozens of easy chicks. The 60/40 female to male ratio respectively is nice, but fighting for classes and having to wait out an extra semester (~3 months of your life) to get into needed classes is weak. Add/Drop week does allow for students to drop out and if your persistent and keep logging into Owl Express and hitting refresh for a several days you can sometimes get the class you need. I'd reccomend a school that is preparred to handle the amount of students they have like: UGA, GT, even GSU (if you can handle ATL).

2nd Year Male -- Class 2016

Campus Maintenance: A+, Individual Value: D