it's a beautiful campus in a nice quiet area away from all the noise of the big city. I attended my sisters graduation and I must say, it was one of the best well planned and thankfully not too long as most graduations tend to drag on but this was nice and sweet. the parking lot accommodates hundreds of cars, there is a woodsy vibe to it which makes it that much more relaxing.
Great student to staff ratio. Campus is safe and very walkable. Off campus housing is also in close proximity to classes. Lots of natural beauty in Mecosta County with Rails to Trails, Muskegon River and 2 tracks on State and Federal Land north of town.
I've spent thousands of dollars that I"ll never make back to do little more than have my motivation and desire to learn stripped from me, in pursuit of a diploma that is all but worthless, as this university has less credibility than Hitler in a synagogue.
Has a great campus and amazing hockey rink I love going to camps and other events there. The atmosphere is great everybody is happy and if people possibly aren't having the greatest day people always make them feel warm inside
Mediocre classes, and far worst than not. Most of the classes offered by FSU was already offered at my community college and even they have better professors. Professors are not helpful when it comes to learning, and even the capstone classes were vague and confusing. Be careful with parking, it's always crowded on the main campus unless you get there after 5 pm. Only attended the main campus due to capstone project that requires meeting with other members for a computer project. Otherwise, I was mostly off-campus. You get helpful advice from your peers than the professors.
Thank you for excepting my niece. She has worked so hard for this opportunity. Blessings to all. Blessed B!
Went on a visit here, didn't like it at all, it's like the 1960s threw up dorms everywhere 🤢
Ferris State is a great institution to be apart of. The experience lies in the desired destiny of whomever attends. The staff are wonderful people who are eager in their students success. Being a Bulldog has been like a family home away from home. Everyone knows one another and its a friendly environment. Overall, i find my experience here very enjoyable and would reccomend others to become a Bulldog.
To be short, don't waste your time or money on this diploma mill. The professors care more about their next paycheck than their students. Virtually no assistance for anyone headed into a graduate program, likely because your odds of getting into one from this school are almost nil. Do not expect help from the Alumni Association, they exist almost purely to collect money from you. A bachelors degree with high marks from here will not qualify you for any better job/career than you already have if you're lucky; in my case it instantly earned me an “overqualified” mark and haven’t been able to find steady employment since. This “university” essentially exists for the type of students who want to drink away their collage days; they have no capacity or interest in improving the lives or careers of anyone but their administrative staff.
Perfect school for auto industry degree(s). Professors are personable, classes small & social, campus is clean & not too big or too small.
I went for a college visit and was disappointed when I didn't get to see a classroom. I'm there to learn, not to party. After the whole visit, I was like: "Okay, not bad." Unfortunately, I became highly upset after that. I came home from vacation one day and something smelled foul I looked around, and it came from the bag I got from Ferris State! Inside were dead bugs In the end, FERRIS STATE WELCOMES U TO THEIR SCHOOL BY GIVING U A BUG HIVE.