Student & Graduate Reviews
Samantha - 12/18/2019
Degree: Psychology
Graduation Year: 2015
"Overall it was a good experience. I truly enjoyed my program and most of the professors with it. I think both the school and my program (Psychology) did the best they could with the resources available, considering it was located in such a rural area. On this note, I do find that there could have been more opportunities available and more resources for a wider variety of programs. I find the university to favor particular students and programs over others which can clearly be seen in the buildings, size of programs, and opportunities for involvement within them."
Michelle Hahn - 12/18/2018
Degree: Teaching
Graduation Year: 2000
"Shippensburg University is an amazing school. The campus is nestled on the hill overlooking the little town of Shippensburg. The campus is grass covered with trees and plenty of places to study or read outside. The professors are amazing, brilliant, helpful and competent. There are a lot of campus activities to attend no matter what you are interested in all you have to do is look around at a few fliers."
Anonymous - 7/22/2016
Degree: Marketing
Graduation Year: 2013
"Great place to get a business degree. Accredited college of business that prepares you for life after college."
Twitch - 5/31/2016
Degree: Computer Science
Graduation Year: 2012
"The professors don't focus enough on teaching you real-world skills. Of course college is about learning how to learn, and I fully support that, but it would much more helpful if we learned how to learn while learning stuff that actually matters. Group projects are also super frustrating if you actually take your work seriously, or if you have any type of work life outside of class. Other than that, work hard, do the tasks assigned, and you'll get your fancy paper at the end of your time served."
Shadle - 5/31/2016
Degree: Marketing
Graduation Year: 2009
"It was a great business school with several class options to help you narrow in on what was of interest to you. The town is small, but it helps create a close knit community."