Name: Austin Peay State University
Address: 601 College St, Clarksville, TN 37044, USA, US
Telephone: +1 931-221-7011

Austin Peay State University is a university, located at 601 College St, Clarksville, TN 37044, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 931-221-7011, visit their website www.apsu.edu for more detailed information.

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601 College St, Clarksville, TN 37044, USA

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Tommy Maupin

13 September 2017

My god run dont walk from this place. I made the mistake 30 years ago. Tired to get transcripts first they had a hold for money i didnt owe. Once this is corrected and they admited a mistake i have to go all the way back and ask for my transcripts again because they are so fast at resolving problems they create.
Wickey Lusk

04 July 2017

Great school and staff!
Chris Harbour

12 June 2017

So far the school, the administration has done nothing but disappoint. I applied for financial aid and two weeks into classes it's still not in. They continuously add holds with false dates, they add more and more requirements to prolong dispersement EVEN THOUGH I was already approved and granted TA. The financial aid office, in its entirety, is an absolute joke. The registration office is anything but thorough

I'd recommend going to MTSU or basically anywhere else
Juno Jackson

13 October 2016

A great school that has inspired me in many ways in my life. Though there are others whom dislike this school, there are many different programs to help you achieve to be what you want in the future. You are able to change your focus if you like a different subject than your original. At first I wanted to go to a art college and only have art 24/7, but Austin Peay helped me see that I could do other things as well. I've been going there since my years of middle school to learn about art. Now I'm in my senior year of high school and the university, as well as the connections I've made there, has won me over. I hope I can achieve my dream and I hope others are able to do the same.
Camille Myrick-Stuart

06 September 2016

I came to Austin Peay for the Southeastern Journalism Conference in 2016. I loved the campus and just existing in Clarksville. Very beautiful. The school didn't really focus on the conference theme, but I still won 1st place in Op-Ed writing so of course I'm happy! Very cool San-Francisco type feel.
Devon Johnson

31 August 2016

Apsu is terribly boring. I'm a second semester freshman here and I have searched through ever layer of what the college has to offer but I have yet to find anything enjoyable. The social life here is terrible. People walk around like they aren't at college doing the same thing everyone else is. The curriculum is amazing though. The teacher / student ratio is great as well. If your wanting to enjoy your college experience this is NOT the school for you. If you are an over achiever who wants a mediocre degree with no fun then apply at apsu! The college is fairly Christian based so if your atheist you are in for a treat. The Greek organizations are really fake and from what I've seen no fun so I guess to each his own. All in all I give apsu 2 scores. One for present payout (0) and one for future payout (2.5)
P LS

10 August 2016

Daughter is starting school here this month. Have had a major issue with the office of the Bursar. Had a lengthy 40 min talk about daughter's estimated final costs before selecting this school and turning down many other highly academic institutions. Had my daughter turn down 10s of thousands of academic scholarship dollars based on her minimal final fees if she attended AP. Led to believe she would only owe about $3k for the year, online bill states that I owe $8k. Still affordable, but not anywhere close to the office's estimates that we thoroughly went over in May. Pretty upset when I realized that the person I had originally spoken to had forgotten to tack on an out of state 250r tuition estimate. She probably would have chosen Xavier University or Ohio State University instead for the amount that I ended up paying to attend AP for an out of state student. The people at AP seem very pleasant, but this was a huge financial oversight that could have weighted my decision to send my daughter to AP. Financial estimate mistakes like these cannot be made by administrators. Bad start, but I hope my daughter's enrollment and studies there will be a positive experience. Hope I don't regret this choice aside from the financial snafu.