Kennesaw State University Reviews

"My program was insightful and several of the professors provided lectures and instructions that have been useful in the field."

"Evening classes for people working full time. Professors with strong backgrounds."

"great university with a solid business program that adapts to present day needs in the marketplace. My major in finance from this school equipped me with the tools to be successful in various areas of finance. The alumni is quite strong in the southeast of the country."

"My experience with this school is horrible. I applied back in May and July 1st was the deadline. Two weks after applying i called to verify if they received my transcript. I was told YES and to give them about 2 weeks to input my transcript. I called back at the end of May and was told the didn't receive my transcript. Waited till June 12th or 15th (after I verified my transcripts were sent from both of my previous schools) Once again I was told they did receive my transcript it just takes 4 weeks to input them in the system. June 30th before the deadline i called again they told me it will be in by July 1st the deadline and the system will show that it is in by July 3rd. It's August 2nd now and they still can't get my transcript in. Smh I've learned and hope others can learn from my experience."

"Although Kennesaw state is a fairly new university it is growing and thriving at an incredible rate. Kennesaw is a school that empowers students with a "Student First" perspective. There are plenty of opportunities for students to gain career skills outside of the classroom by getting involved and unlike other institutions many of the student organizations pay for you to be a part of the executive board. Professors at Kennesaw state take the time to actually teach as opposed to giving a Powerpoint. They strive to empower students in the classroom and allow you to determine your success. Kennesaw has some of the best dorms for college students and a dining hall that is top of the line. I would highly recommend Kennesaw to anyone."

"I am enrolled in a unique dual Masters of Business Administration/Masters of Public Administration program, the only one of it's kind in the state. As a current local government employee, I was immediately able to apply the principles and concepts acquired in the program. Although I intend to graduate next year, I was recently promoted and I understand my enrollment in the program was one of the factors of the hiring committee."

"I highly recommend the Michael J. Coles Executive MBA program at Kennesaw State University. The faculty is exceptional with the right mix of academic and real-world experience. In addition, there is a comprehensive emphasis and approach to teaming/coaching, leadership and global commerce."

"It was a great college. Had a great four years there and learned a lot."

"Kennesaw is a rip-off. The school don't care about you. The WIFI doesn't work, they nickel & dime you for every thing. You can barely get into a class, which then forces you to take online, which of course cost extra $. The extra money that they get from the nickel & dime, is definitely not invested in getting more teachers, or improving the services that's included in your tuition (hint: better WIFI). Paying over $26,000 a year , you should be able to tell where that money is going. As of now, I only know where it's "not " going."

"This school is one of the most diverse schools I have attended. The faculty is truly magnificent. They honestly do care about each and every one of their students. They even offer personal research with the students so that the students can work one on one with with professors in a study that will help them further in their career and will truly be memorable."

"Kennesaw State University is changing so quickly that anyone who hasn't considered it in the last few years may want to look again. It is on its way to becoming a world-class institution with more graduate programs and several doctoral degrees being offered. The main campus has outstanding facilities (new recreation center, new art museum, new stadiums, award-winning dining services.) The instruction is excellent and I felt the quality of education was top-notch. There are some growing pains, especially in parking, and the university is scrambling to keep up and address the issues. The campus is large, but has amenities that make it feel safe and "homey." A warm, friendly student body and supportive faculty make this a college experience that will be fondly remembered."

"Kennesaw State University has given me the tools to make a living as a musician. One of my favorite things about the university was the professors in my major and all the opportunities KSU has to offer in terms of connection with the Atlanta music scene. Students will be given the tools to excel but they must be willing to do the work themselves."

"As with every thing else in life, it's what you make it - mingle, eat great food, study hard, party responsibly, get to know people who are not like you and learn more about yourself. I had a great time at KSU and will miss the community I've built for myself away from home. I had four years of helpful professors, supervisors, mentors and friends. While this is not the #1 school in the state by most standards, it's certainly prepared me for a prosperous career (I've been offered a job in my field). A great student is a great student, no matter what. Go Owls!"

"Kennesaw state was a wonderful school. The biology curriculum and professors adequately prepared me to enter medical school. The university fosters individual talent as well as community involvement. My work with clubs like AMSA was very fulfilling as well as a boost to my resume. I would definitely recommend this institution."

"Kennesaw State's Political Science degree is definitely recommended to anyone interested in governmental processes, law creation, law application and politics. Their career services are immensely helpful in finding influential internships for school credit and are eager to help students with their applications and resumes for such positions. The teachers were an invaluable contribution to my education in this field of study and really encouraged me using the skills learned in class in outside jobs in the related field. If anyone is considering political science as their major Kennesaw State University will help push you towards completing the courses towards earning this degree."

"The professors were all knowledgeable and helpful. They all wanted students to succeed, but did not coddle. There is a wide range of online courses, which makes scheduling easier. The classes were varied and interesting, and materials were not super expensive."

"Kennesaw sees everyone as a number instead of a person. They keep charging you more and more and the money doesn't go towards more parking or more staff. Classes are very limited and hard to get into. Teachers aren't helpful and want you fail. Nursing is the hardest major at Kennesaw. You need at least a 3.85 in just your science classes. The next hardest major is business so if these are your career options I would look at other schools on top of Kennesaw. I would recommend looking at other schools over Kennesaw."

"Great experience in my undergraduate and Master's program, looking forward to beginning a new chapter in a doctoral program. Faculty are well qualified and truly care about the success of the students. This university is going places and growing by leaps and bounds. Highly recommend to others!"

"KSU was a great institution that has only seen growth since I started in 2012. For the size of the school, you still are able to get a smaller campus feel when in certain courses pertaining to your major. The integrative studies program did a great job supporting me when choosing which two concentrations I wanted to focus on."

"Kennesaw State prepared me very well for my career as a crime scene investigator with my Criminal Justice degree plan and now the University of Phoenix is preparing me for the next level of education as I am pursuing my masters in Psychology. As a single mom, I need to do all that I can to ensure my son's future. Education is very important to me and it is my goal to pursue a law degree in the future. I encourage others as you must have the desire and ambition to succeed and reach for the stars. Get all the education possible, no matter the barriers."