Middle Tennessee State University Business School

Male -- Class 2000

MTSU is more of a private, money making business than a state college. Campus Police give out citations, on a constant basis. But speed thru the campus and surrounding area. Some teachers are nice, but the majority spend their time making sure students know, that the professors are smarter than them. Be very aware of school fee guidelines, try not to have to drop classes or Chang after the first week, or even day of class starts, it could be day one and drop a class, 25% few based on each class tuition and fees charged,.... Can get very costly... Example, something as simple as two changes can cost in excess of $500... Just for the administrative changes... Even more after the first week.... Good quality is fair to not good, compared to price... Books are expensive, even used... So you may pay $100 for a used book, and get $15 when you sell it back, the book is then resold to the next person, at a used price, $100. Part of tuition is a standard activities and technology fee, whether used or not, so don't forget to look into everything available to you. You paid for it. Parking is getting better, with construction... Overall, if you want a true college experience and surroundings, but receive a degree from a reputable college, a person would want to look at MTSU as a last resort. Not worth the tuition and fees charged...

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