San Jose State University Reviews

"The school has a lot of programs and good professors. But what makes the school are the student lead organizations. They are connected and get you in places that really benefit you. It is important to at least talk to people and try new things. The business department is big and have a lot of courses but also be prepared to crash classes if you are not prepared and plan your time accordingly. A lot to do and a great area to take advantage of it all."

"Really good faculty and relevant coursework for majority of courses."

"San Jose State is a good school IF you choose the right professors within the right majors. Otherwise, there's a lot of classes and professors that were a waste of time. If you're going to go there, seek out the departments for which it's most respected. Many of the others aren't worthwhile."

"San Jose State is a good school IF you choose the right professors within the right majors. Otherwise, there's a lot of classes and professors that were a waste of time. If you're going to go there, seek out the departments for which it's most respected. Many of the others aren't worthwhile."

"San Jose State provided a good balance of hands-on learning and academia.. Although I believe the program accommodated too many sub-par students it gave you the opportunity to "get out what you put in" to a very high level."

"SJSU is a great place to get your degree. I understand people want to go to the UC's because of the reputation they have. In all honesty, I am working with many folks who all went to UC Berkeley and never felt as my degree from SJSU wasn't good enough. Here we are in the same job working together!"

"Okay classes, hard to register, take night classes, winter, summer, whatever you can to get units in. Double check that all your classes count for graduation. There were mistakes in the class registration book, and I ended up taking classes that didn't count for anything. Huge waste of time and money because of a typo."

"LOVED IT. Degree I wanted, was difficult yet rewarding."

"I earned a B.S. degree in Kinesiology at SJSU. Loved most of my instructors and classes. They were very thorough in covering all topics of Kinesiology, although I want to become Physical Education teacher. Now I will have to earn a CA teaching certificate in order to teach, which will take another year and a half."

"The MSTM program is really relevant to those with a projoect delivery background. The program offers two certificationas as well - High Speed Rail Management and Transportation Security."