Name: Tusculum College
Address: 60 Shiloh Rd, Greeneville, TN 37743, USA, US
Telephone: +1 423-636-7300

Tusculum College is a university, located at 60 Shiloh Rd, Greeneville, TN 37743, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 423-636-7300, visit their website www.tusculum.edu for more detailed information.

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60 Shiloh Rd, Greeneville, TN 37743, USA

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Derek McFall

07 August 2017

Tusculum College has been my best experience ever. I started out at Pellissippi State where I struggled some here and there on the larger course load (4 courses for 15 weeks) and by the time I hit the 11th week I was over it. My advisor actually recommended Tusculum to me because that is where her daughters boyfriend went. She said he was in the exact same situation I was in. I started TC with a horrible GPA because I got lost in community college. I am now graduating with a GPA over 3.0. During my time at TC I have met a lot of great people. I have not ran into one faculty or staff member that has been rude. Everyone was always very helpful and every professor would give out their cell phone to their students. I might add I did attend the GPS location here in Knoxville and not the main campus. However, everyone I ever spoke with at the main location was always very nice. The new layout x amount of courses during the new 8 week block I think works better than the 5 week courses personally. I would recommend any and everyone to TC. At least give it a shot. Class of 2016 Business Management:HRM
Cory Pratt

12 July 2017

Tusculum is a special place to me. I began as a student in 2007, and have been affiliated with the college in some fashion ever since. Over the last decade the thing that stands out the most are the people. There a faculty and staff members who just care so much about the students they come into contact with. As a student, if you will take advantage of the opportunities given through those relationships, there is such a wide range of experiences available. The practicum hours and internships I completed for my degree ended up changing the direction of my career. It was all because there were faculty and staff that were willing to mentor me and invest in me. I think the best way to describe my experience is that I found a school that was the best fit for me.
Leslie Hensley

12 July 2017

As a person who has spent time at several small institutions (whether as a student, an employee, or somewhere in between), I can honestly say that Tusculum College exudes all of the best aspects of small town college life. Need to make a late night Cook Out run? No problem. Want to join a club on campus and meet people with common interests? No problem. Need a great cup of coffee to start your day that's merely walking distance from the dorms? No problem. Want to explore entertainment venues, shopping areas, and amusement sites without driving for hours and hours to do so? No problem. Need a small professor to student ratio for a better educational experience? No problem. Want to experience a college football tailgate and paint up for the big game? Again, no problem. Surely, by now, you get the idea. Tusculum College has everything you need and more to have a one-of-a-kind college experience.

While having "everything" you may need for a great college experience is important, I can attest that it's the people at Tusculum that will make ensure the experience is worthwhile. For those who haven't had a positive experience, you didn't give it a fair shake. For every disgruntled student, there are 10 others who loved their professors. For every athlete that left or quit, there are 10 others who stuck it out and will return to participate in alumni games. For every person who stayed in their dorm room and passed on their friends' plans for the day, there are 10 others who made the most of their time at Tusculum, doing anything and everything and trying not to miss a single thing. At Tusculum College, they suggest that you "pioneer" your future. It's a verbact on it. And as always, Pioneer Up!
J Golden

12 July 2017

I graduated from TC last year and really enjoyed my time going to school there. It was always really nice to walk to class and have the pretty mountains on the horizon. I played Volleyball and was a part of Student Government for a few years, which helped me make new friends, since it is a pretty small college. I will be a Pioneer for life!!!
C Bell

12 July 2017

One of the most beautiful small campuses in the Southeastern portion of the United States. Faculty, Staff, and Coaches are really helpful and most know you by name. I would recommend anyone looking for a high-quality Private school education to consider Tusculum.
Derek McFall

04 December 2016

Tusculum College has been my best experience ever. I started out at Pellissippi State where I struggled some here and there one the larger course load (4 courses for 15 weeks) and by the time I hit the 11th week I was over it. My advisor actually recommended Tusculum to me because that is where her daughters boyfriend went. She said he was in the exact same situation I was in. I started TC with a horrible GPA because I got lost in community college. I am not graduating with a GPA over 3.0. During my time at TC I have met a lot of great people. I have not ran into one faculty or staff member that has been rude. Everyone was always very helpful and every professor would give out there cell phone to their students. I might add I did attend the GPS location here in Knoxville and not the main campus. However, everyone I ever spoke with at the main location was always very nice. The new layout x amount of courses during the new 8 week block I think works better than the 5 week courses personally. I would recommend any and everyone to TC. At least give it a shot. Class of 2016 Business Management:HRM
Celeste Lynnette

12 September 2016

The WORST college! I mean yes, the campus is BEAUTIFUL and the college is small, but they have changed EVERYTHING! Also, on their website, nothing is right. For one, there is no nurse! So if you get hurt they will literally tell you they CANNOT and WILL NOT do anything about it. Break a bone? Not their problem. For two, even though you pay the school 34k (average) per year, the food is absolutely HORRIBLE! If you were hoping it would be better then high school food, it is actually WORSE! Third, on the website it also says we have a "pool" and says it is open 7 days a week? That is also a lie. The pool is NEVER open. It opens maybe 5 times a year! Fourth, the dorms are trash. ESPECIALLY Kat (Katherine Hall). I was there my freshman year and we LITTERALLY had 97 fire alarms in one year. Fifth, There is NO LONGER one class for 18 days. You get 2-3 classes for 2 blocks. It sucks because they say it is "easier" on everyone.Sixth, they are trying to cut every program EXCEPT nursing and maybe sports! So if those are not your majors I do not recommend this school EVER! Some of the staff are extremely nice and some are extremely rude. It is basically a coin flip.

So basically, this school is NOT worth the money! NOT EVEN a full ride scholarship!
Don't Ask

22 April 2016

Very nice campus for a very old school. The auditorium where plays take place could be updated but the sports areas are new and absolutely beautiful.
Diane Steelman

21 April 2016

Like the small quaint area and the college is absolutely beautiful! We also enjoy the games and festivities!
Alex Chappell

22 August 2015

I hated this place. I played football there for a year and a half. The coaches are lairs and are mediocre at doing their jobs as coaching goes. The food was terrible in the cafeteria. The student body as a whole was boring and non-existent. The only thing I liked about Tusculum were the classes. Taking one class a week and for 3 weeks was easy. One downfall of this is the classes do not transfer. I don't not recommend this school to anyone.