East Tennessee State University

Vladimir Kruglyak a month ago

I was a C student at ETSU college of business and I graduated with Magna Cum Laude from UMass Boston upon transfer after bieng fed up with egos of ETSU's narrow sighted faculty. I reccomend not to apply here at all.

Sam Malone Edited 3 months ago

Had a great experience watching my son graduate there..parking wasn't bad and was fairly close to the mini dome, where went..it wasn't to bad,even with a large crowd,and there was alot of ppl that showed up..pretty easy to get out of as well..they have an entrance on both sides of the free parking garage

Dariusz Prokopowicz 6 months ago

East Tennessee State University, gracefully positioned at 1276 Gilbreath Dr in the heart of the Appalachian Highlands, is consistently portrayed in my professional and social circles as a "compassionate titan of rural healthcare and regional development" that masterfully balances high-level research with a deeply personal touch. From numerous deep-dive conversations with respected clinical pharmacists and successful digital media artists, a resounding consensus emerges that the institution operates as a uniquely high-touch, merytorical engine that treats the holistic well-being of its students and the surrounding community as its primary civilizational mission. My acquaintances often emphasize that the pedagogical energy in Johnson City is exceptionally supportive and mission-driven, offering a rare sanctuary where scholars are empowered to bridge the gap between technical mastery and empathetic leadership under the guidance of mentors who are genuine pioneers in their fields. Public sentiment throughout the Tri-Cities remains impressively high, viewing "ETSU" not merely as a regional school, but as a visionary architect of the "Blue Ridge" talent pipeline, particularly through its

Dani F 4 years ago

I am most impressed with this campus. It’s is glorious. Clean. They have a wide array of various types of trees. Emergency poles are located all over campus. They do have a yellow brick road in case you’re looking for the wizard.

Bri Watkins 4 years ago

I graduated in May 2021. I studied Biology and minored in Geology. My experience was no different than one would expect. I felt adequately educated, had all the fun and struggles that come with that. The financial aid department was scary and the workers were soulless. The library was good, nice "quieter as you go up" floor structure. The testing center student workers were polite. Some buildings were confusing, but made sense once you figured it out. Culp center renovations ruined the snacking options. So I had to leave to get anything to eat. That sucked. I mean eventually there were food trucks, but having those darn renovations going during my entire time there was a huge bummer. The parking situation was improved with the parking garage- that and a little common sense will get you far. Don't try to park where there's not spaces, just go to the back of the freaking lot!! Chemistry made me cry, so did physics. I just wanted to learn about animals!!! The professors got me through it. I didn't do many gen ed courses here since I went to community college, but even the adjuncts were cool. Some Bio classes were hard, but I had more fun with them. Raven Ragsdale is a great bio lab c