Old Dominion University

What I liked about Old Dominion University was the diversity and degree programs offered at the school. I also like the virtual aspect of attending Old Dominion University.

Old Dominion University is home to many diverse students with unique backgrounds. The educators were great at meeting the students at their level and helped challenge some students as well. There are a multitude of organizations and clubs that will broaden the social circles of many students.

The tuition, especially if you are staying on campus, can be a little pricey and just like many other institutions, the meal plans do not transfer over to the next semester. As students and faculty, the prices for parking tickets can cost a 'pretty penny'.

What I like about Old Dominion University in terms of my education experience is that overall most of the professors I had were very helpful and taught their classes well. Even some of the classes I took here were very fun and interesting to learn about and experience in person. Though, there are some professors classes that I have taken while attending Old Dominion University where the professors aren't as helpful, lectures or responses to questions are vague, and are hard graders, but that is just me knit-picking. All in all I do recommend attending Old Dominion University no matter what degree someone may be interested in.

One thing you should be aware of is the higher the level a class is the more work you will probably have to do. It may be a lot of work and it may seem hard at first, but there are many resources to get help from and succeed in those kind of classes as someone proceeds through this university.

ODU seems like a university that is very ready and willing to help it's students! :)

Getting into classes is a bit frustrating and confusing; it also feels like their selection of professors is all rated poorly by fellow students.

I loved the atmosphere of the campus and how accessible and caring the professors were

Its a lot of walking and some classes are only offered in certain semesters

I love the fact that professors are very understanding and the workload is never too much. I've met some great friends while attending Old Dominion University. The food is also very good and if you don't feel like eating the same thing every day, you could visit local restaurants who serve amazing food as well. The dorms are very cool, I personally stay at Rogers Hall, and we have our own cafe and outside basketball court!

Don't overlook Rogers and Gresham Hall just because it's old and not in the quads, you will have the best experience living in those dorms and I'm extremely confident in my statement. I know people who live in the quads and even Owen who would love to live in Rogers.