I'm so depressed after attending this school. I come from back county hill billies (people who have no experience with college, how it works and what to pay attention to) and needed some guidance, and got NONE!!!!!!!! Now I'm out of school (I did at least graduate) and on the verge on pressing reset on life, I wish I would have never even considered this school, such a scam to get people who mean well to waste their money on lies of education and promises of success. I wish the best for anyone that goes for it, but I warn you. You're on your own.
I think it's quiet but it has less amenities than Tempe campus such as restaurants, transportation. It's not convenient for students who live nearby to go to school unless having a car.
Quaint campus where the emphasis is on applied learning. Campus is nicely spread and not too dense with great utilities for student access. The best bike co-op of the campuses, rivaling some bike shops.
Its a good school and has a lot good amenities. Staff is friendly. A few problems pop up from time to time but most definately worth it!
Beautiful campus and much smaller than the Tempe location. Parking is much easier. Staff is friendly and classes are smaller.
What a great campus! Some amazing innovations in robotics, clean energy from algae and even UAS is happening here right now! The buildings are new, class sizes are small, and there is some great technology in them too! Also, the Morrison School of Agribusiness is located here.
This campus feels a bit empty. There is basically one cafeteria in the whole campus with only two restaurants, one of which is Subway, and a Starbucks. Neither of which I could eat or drink from daily. The rest of the campus is usually just buildings for classes to be held in or empty football fields and other sports as well. I feel like this campus could use a bit of improvements like adding more places to drop by if you weren't a student.