Indiana State University Reviews

  • 43 Reviews
  • Terre Haute (IN)
  • Annual Tuition: $21,160
74% of 43 students said this degree improved their career prospects
91% of 43 students said they would recommend this school to others
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Student & Graduate Reviews

Jessica
  • Reviewed: 3/7/2011
"Having been to school and completed a LVN course 3 year ago, I would like to say when it comes to scholls its been my experiance when it comes wright down to it there all the same, Most people who wright these reviews havent finished any program. Dont worry about all thie little things, my advice is, make sure its an acredited school, as close to home as you can get, then just sign up and start going, let nothing get in your way. Dont focus on all the little BS comes up ignore it and move on, I base my opion not only on my personel experiances but also co workers ive talked, we all have the same storys at diffrent school, Just Do It! you wont regret it if you do your best graduate and start racking in the money."
Brian
  • Reviewed: 5/15/2008
"Indiana State employs a Blended Learning approach, combining independent study with online courses which allowed me to complete the courses on my own time. Already having a full time job make this approach perfect for me. The online classes were intuitive and challenging. Using their full compliment of online tools, I was able to speak with my fellow students and faculty in real time. My BSN certification allowed me to move up more quickly, and receive higher pay, faster than I ever imagined."
Anonymous
  • Reviewed: 5/15/2008
"I have been enrolled in this program for four years and now in the process of completing the dissertation. I can't express how pleased I am with the course content, teaching style (for most of the professors, not all) and philosophy of program delivery. This is a great value and I am definitely the better for the experience, plus, I've been able to keep my job while finishing the degree. It is *not* easy, but I wouldn't want it to be. Of course I don't think it's as hard as an MIT or equivalent, but it is certainly a life changing experience and one that is very positive. The worst part of the program is the early guidance and administrative support. You are expected to "figure out" a lot of the logistics, which is not possible in many cases. As a result you end up relying on current and former students who know the ropes a little better... in the end, this is actually a good thing, but very frustrating as you're going through it."