Northeastern State University

My experience at Northeastern State University has been very positive overall. One of the things I appreciate most about the university is the supportive environment created by the professors and staff. Most of my instructors have been approachable and genuinely interested in helping students succeed. Whether it was answering questions after class, offering feedback on assignments, or giving advice about career paths, I’ve always felt like the faculty wanted students to do well.

Another thing that... Read More stands out about Northeastern State University is the smaller class sizes. Compared to larger universities, classes tend to feel more personal and interactive. This makes it easier to participate in discussions and build relationships with professors and classmates. Because of this, I’ve been able to get more individualized attention and a better understanding of the material.

The campus itself also has a welcoming atmosphere. It’s easy to navigate, and there are plenty of places to study, relax, or meet up with friends. Student organizations and campus events also give students opportunities to get involved and connect with others who share similar interests. These activities help create a sense of community that makes the college experience more enjoyable.

In addition, Northeastern State University offers a variety of academic programs that help prepare students for their future careers. The courses I’ve taken have helped me develop practical skills that I know will be useful after graduation. I also appreciate that many professors bring real-world experience into the classroom, which makes the lessons more relevant and engaging.

Overall, my time at Northeastern State University has been a great experience. The supportive professors, smaller class sizes, welcoming campus environment, and strong academic programs all make it a place where students can learn, grow, and prepare for their future. I would definitely recommend it to students looking for a quality education and a positive college experience.

The psychology program at Northeastern State University is one I would highly recommend to anyone wanting to pursue a degree in psychology. The program itself is not terribly expensive, offers a tremendous amount of experiential and academic courses, and is staffed with some of the best professors and professionals in the counseling field in the state of Oklahoma. Each professor brings something different to the table and offers a different perspective when interacting within the counseling and psychology... Read More profession. Professors are invested in their students, and with the classes being relatively small compared to other universities, professors will know your name without it being a bad thing. I took the majority of my courses in person at the Broken Arrow campus but my final semester was all online and it was not a difficult transition.

NSU Tahlequah was a very unique experience. The size of the school relative to the town around it allows the university life to really spill over into the rest of the area. I had an excellent relationship with most of the faculty members, and as it was a smaller program I received abundant attention and prospered because of it. The only drawbacks are the way everything seems to shut down between terms and if you do want to get away from campus life, you pretty much have to drive to Tulsa in order... Read More to see other people.

I cannot say enough good things about Northeastern State University! The class sizes are small enough for the professors to know you by name and are there to help you succeed. Every professor that I have had at Northeastern State University has pushed me to be the best student I can be and formed me to become a candidate for a graduate assistant position for the Criminal Justice Masters Program. I am now half way through my first semester in the masters program and I still have nothing but good things... Read More to say!

I attended NSU in Broken Arrow. My classes were all online and it was nice having that option since I am a single mother, work full time, and was also going to school full time. Although my classes were online my instructors communicated very well with me. I also liked that I could do my homework any time, day or night. All of my instructors were amazing and very helpful when I had questions or concerns. The financial aid department is wonderful as well. They are always there to answer any and all... Read More questions pertaining to financial aid. The students at NSU are awesome too! I learned a lot from my fellow students and they were always there to help out or answer questions. I love NSU so much I am currently attending graduate school there! Go Riverhawks!

Northeastern State University offered a Bachelors degree program in Human and Family Sciences that I found to be very beneficial for my lifestyle. Some classes were on campus on a Saturday morning, but a majority of them were online. Being a full time employee, it was very beneficial. The program was a two year program offering 2 classes at a time, every 8 weeks. You were given the option to take more classes to finish early. You would usually get the same instructors for several classes, you were... Read More able to get to know them and build relationships with them, which made the education process. Overall, NSU definitely helped me get a degree that I never thought I would receive.