Hampton University
Locations: Hampton (VA)
Annual Tuition: $30,592
Student Reviews
David
Reviewed: 3/19/2026
Degree: Political Science
I love my home by the sea. Hampton University provides character building, leadership skills, a strong sense of community and friendship bonds. The friends I met at Hampton University have become lifelong comrades. We are still very much in contact and our children have grown together as well.
April Johnson
Reviewed: 3/19/2026
Degree: Liberal Arts
Hampton University offers a beautiful campus, strong academics, and a supportive community. Professors push you to excel, and the culture builds confidence, professionalism, and lifelong connections. It’s a transformative place that prepares you well for life beyond graduation.
Charles Long
Reviewed: 1/15/2026
Degree: Nursing
I feel the faculty and coursework prepared me for the NCLEX RN board certification exam as well as the entry level role(s) as a registered nurse. The class sizes were adequate and the faculty were experienced and knowledgeable in their area of focus in the nursing field.
Hannah
Reviewed: 2/3/2024
Degree: Nursing
Great school academically. Beautiful campus. For the most part a great school. The administrative offices is what makes the school horrible. Noone at this school is familiar with the meaning of customer service. There is no administrative office that is interested in helping you. They REFUSE TO ANSWER the phones (financial aid, student accounts, registration). On the phone, your call is DEFINITELY going to voicemail. When you go to voicemail you can't leave a message because the voicemail is going... Read More
Nicole
Reviewed: 3/15/2020
Degree: Communications
I had high hopes for Hampton. I assumed going to a historically black university meant that I would be in an environment in which I was uplifted and understood as an African American. However, Hampton undermines everything that A black university is supposed to be. I recall missing an opportunity to meet recruiters at a career fair because I did not wear a white collared shirt. An HU administrator rudely Demanded that I leave. Furthermore, The Vice President of Student Affairs and the Hampton University... Read More
Morenike Oyebode
Reviewed: 6/24/2019
Degree: Business Administration
Hampton University is one of America's prestigious Historically Black College/ Universities. My experience at the university was very eye opening and character building. I met many new people across the country and even across the world. I took every encounter with someone I met as a learning experience whether our interaction was big or small. During my tenure at Hampton University, I ensured to keep myself involved in various organizations to strengthen my skill set and open my pool of networks.... Read More
Marche Gomes
Reviewed: 3/5/2019
Degree: Psychology
Hampton University is known no only for their "Home by the Sea" safe environment, but also their focus on academics. Hampton University is a historically black college/university which has been held to a high standard since it was founded. When I attended Hampton University it provided me with a sense of togetherness. The faculty and students were able to interact on a professional, but friendly way. The faculty was very helpful when assisting the students with determining exactly what it was that... Read More
Natalie C. Harris
Reviewed: 3/14/2018
Degree: Finance
Hampton University was the best decision that I made for college. Growing up in New York City, I knew I wanted to go away to school. Hampton University nurtured me to groomed me into the successful individual I am today. The business school had an intensive Finance program that helped me understand the business. I had internship every summer thanks to the career fairs that came on campus. I highly recommend this institution.
Mikah
Reviewed: 1/3/2018
Degree: Science & Math
This school was the worst decision I have ever made. Take a trip to any other school in the country and you will find that this one is poor. Not equipped with the same resources as others and operating as if we're still living in the Reconstruction Era. I honestly wished I listened to the warnings before making my choice.
V. Leftridge
Reviewed: 12/26/2017
Degree: Nursing
Hampton University changed my life. I realized that earning an education was the only way out of Camden, NJ. The nursing program had low fidelity manikins that offered students the ability to use simulate case scenarios related to medical-surgical situations. Clinical experiences provided us with real-life patient-centered care. I remember having clinical in a psychiatric unit, and the assignment I had helped me realize the need to perform skillful mental health skills to make a difference in patients... Read More
Shannon Lloyd
Reviewed: 5/23/2017
Degree: Business Administration
I believe Hampton University molded me into a business professional. I am extremely grateful for such an amazing experience from not only the staff but other students at the university. I would highly recommend Hampton University to every student. After visiting other universities I can testify that the HBCU experience here was like non other.
David "Yager" Bombe
Reviewed: 5/22/2017
Degree: Business
College is an important institution. Not only as an academic portal to infinite resources and wisdom, but personal growth.
Ashley
Reviewed: 3/20/2017
Degree: English
Attending Hampton University during my undergraduate matriculation was the best decision I made at the time. As the university's mantra states Hampton University is the "Standard of Excellence". The academic rigor was accompanied with professors who were invested in the success of every student. I would suggest any, and every, student to attend Hampton University!
Great HBCU
Reviewed: 3/2/2017
Degree: Sociology
Hampton University is one of the top HBCUs in the country. It has been around since 1868 and has not failed to provide African American students with high quality education. Going to an HBCU gives you a chance to discover who you are as a person in a time that is key to developing as well as get you ready to make a name for yourself when it is time for you to get a job.
Domynique Garrett
Reviewed: 1/27/2017
Degree: Architecture
Earning my Masters of Architecture at Hampton University was the best feeling ever. I had worked 5 years to cross the stage. I will say that Architecture is a tough major and you have to put in hard work. I am proud that I made it through and I would not change my experience for nothing. To future students, when you are deciding your major picking something that you will enjoy forever, have a passion for, and really want to make a career out of.
MoNika Fleming
Reviewed: 4/30/2016
Degree: Psychology
Hampton University is a fairly small and intimate university where they value developing great citizens of tomorrow. My time at Hampton U. was phenomenal not only did I gain the knowledge to further my career but I also became a self-aware and self-sufficient individual with the eagerness to achieve. I carry the values from Hampton U. in my everyday life. You gain lifetime friends and preparation for life. The courses are rigorous yet the professors are welcoming to personally assist each student... Read More
Derek Newsome
Reviewed: 8/27/2015
Degree: Communications (Speech Pathology)
The graduate program for communicative sciences and disorders (speech pathology) is a graduate program that leads all students to successful careers helping individuals from all backgrounds who have suffered major ailments that have affected their speech (strokes, traumatic brain injuries etc.) The professors are highly informative and there are plenty of opportunities to obtain hands on experience with the clinic on campus. Also, the program is a good source to network with local hospitals when... Read More
Tomas Tekle
Reviewed: 12/27/2014
Degree: Business
Pros: Great faculty and staff A decent Network Familiarity of campus Campus security Amazing graduate program Cons: Small numbers Nothing much to do in local area Use of up to date technology could be better
Meg
Reviewed: 11/14/2014
Degree: Nursing
I was welcomed with smiles, excitement, and empty promises. Unfortunately the Va Beach campus is poorly run. Most teachers have an attitude and don't desire to help. Nursing is hard but the added stress of the teachers, their attitudes, and lack of desire to teach or even assist you is unacceptable. Classes are unorganized, syllabus is not followed, and things are constantly changing! Several students entered with low gpa - spent over a year in classes only to be told they couldn't move forward because... Read More
Dedrain Davis
Reviewed: 8/11/2014
Degree: Political Science
From a highly structured freshman year (including curfew and professional dress codes) to internship opportunities and professional connections, Hampton University has prepared me mentally and academically to be a confident young professional. I have had multiple reputable internship opportunities and have been more than prepared to compete with my peers from big ten, predominantly white institutions in my internship setting. Not only do I believe in my personal professional success, I believe in... Read More