Southern Oregon University Reviews

"Awesome school with amazing Professors that take a personal interest in the success of each of their students."

"My college degree changed my life - I met life long friends, mentors and contacts to further my career. Not only was the education and experience wonderful, but I was able to secure a job after graduating through my college internship at SOU. The School of Business program was engaging and forever life changing. College was one of the best experiences and choices I ever made. Visit SOU today -"

"I was a commuter student so I never got the full feeling of the campus life, but the level of instruction was very good. I especially appreciated my Marketing teacher Mark Siders and Accounting teacher Steven (blanking on his last name). They truly loved their subject and it showed; they also had practical work experience in their respective fields. The campus is very nice, most facilities are up to date. I would definitely recommend SOU to someone looking for a smaller university with good student/teacher ratio."

"The graduate program is in its development stage. Pro - accessibility of teachers and Con - still developing"

"The Master's in Management program at Southern Oregon University couples the business application of management with the necessary people skills to effectively lead your organization."

"This program didn't help students understand career directions. Now I am looking at having to attend a second graduate program!"

"The Masters of Mental Health counseling program at SOU is top notch. The faculty in the program are truly some of the best in the field, and possess so much professional experience and academic knowledge. They truly work hard to ensure the success of each member of the cohort. At the same time the work is challenging and engaging. In addition the training provided outside of class time is invaluable in forming a professional identity and coming to an understanding of your role as a professional counselor. Sometimes there seems to be a lack of coordination between professors, but this is easily overcome if students take personal initiative and have the drive to become the best professionals they can be."