never went to school here, but I've been here a bunch of times before.
Beautiful campus. Caring administrators. Small campus but we'll organized.
I earned both master's degrees in business from the dual MBA/MSSF program. Excellent school boasting a great curriculum, great staff, beautiful campus, and very favorable costs per credit hour. I can't say enough great things about this school. My time there will forever be in my heart and will take my career to the top of my industry!
Attended IUS for undergrad, and am returning this Fall for Grad school.
Honors Program made the experience. Was amazing.
This institute does not provoke, nor allow, experimental pathways of thought. I was attending this school for a music composition degree, and it served as nothing but a road block for myself and my education. I was corralled into lines, like a greenhorn of any industry, but those lines stayed straight - never allowing a spark of creativity to kick start the pistons of my mind. The musical system put in place at this higher education affiliate has failed.
I have composed this letter from another building on the same college's campus, proving that Indiana University Southeast does have at least one dutifully respectful educator: its library.
grate school with wonderful teachers and helpers my favorite one was Jay who works there
IUS is commuter school. This isn't the type of college you would want to stay on campus. Its hard to meet people that you can relate to. A lot of older folks who are parents, have full-time jobs, a life outside of school. Its just school. There are clubs to join and stuff. There are just a few people in each. Housing is a rip off! FOR SURE! Boring school. Not much happens on campus. Go to class, then you go home. That's it. You get what you pay for, I guess