Averett University
Locations: Danville (VA) (and 13 others)
Annual Tuition: $38,550
Student Reviews
Samantha Slaughter
Reviewed: 5/14/2026
Degree: Early Childhood Education
I thoroughly enjoyed my position at this school. The academics were amazing, teachers were nice, and the school itself was perfectly built. I never felt like there was any obstacles in my way while I was there. The degree was easy to do, it allowed me to take care of myself while getting my degree because I was pregnant in my last year.
Jeffrey D. Rodgers
Reviewed: 2/28/2023
Degree: Biology
It has been some time since I graduated from Averett. The class sizes, quality of instruction by the professors, the general academic environment, all, make Averett the wise choice for any student. I really enjoyed my educational experience there, a B.S. in Biology and Chemistry.
Todd
Reviewed: 9/11/2017
Degree: Information Technology
Averett University offers a very well respected degree in Business, Education, and Computer Science. After graduating, I was contacted by several companies who were recruiting graduates. Of course if you major in European Literature, this is unlikely to happen but if you choose teacher licensure, hard science, or a STEM subject finding a job will not be difficult. The campus is undergoing modernization and is becoming quite beautiful. The town (Danville, VA) is old fashioned and the natives are not... Read More
Anonymous
Reviewed: 9/1/2017
Degree: Education
I loved picking classes to go to and making my own schedule. I commuted and that worked good for me. Stick with it, it will be rough at times but it is so worth it after getting your degree.
Susan McCulloch
Reviewed: 8/14/2016
Degree: Communications
Averett University was the perfect place for my educational needs as I moved from a small town in New England: intimate classes, great instruction, a variety of activities, and every professor knew their student's names. I use my degree daily and am grateful for it. I studied English/Journalism/Communications with a concentration in Public Relations. I was able to apply the public relations skills in two nonprofits and in the government sector. I write media releases and grants, and that is thanks... Read More
A
Reviewed: 11/4/2014
Degree: Business
It's great for working adults who are going to school and juggling a career at the same time.
Latoya Jones
Reviewed: 10/3/2014
Degree: Business
Averett University offers a wonderful accelerated program for working adults called "Graduate and Professional Studies". This program was very convenient for me as a full time mother and working 40 plus hours a week.
Carmen Zimmitt
Reviewed: 6/19/2014
Degree: MBA
Pros: ease of access to faculty, quality of education and diverse astute faculty Cons: workload, financial assistance for graduates All in all, the graduate program at AU is an exceptional program and very rewarding.
Carmen Zimmitt
Reviewed: 5/29/2014
Degree: MBA
Averett University's GPS Progam cares about its students. The University is currently in a transition period with renovations and appointing new Deans and VP's. During transition mode, the school has managed to set up a Facebook page and shower students with student appreciation viddles. Returning to school after graduating 7 years prior has been a breath taking experience. Averett University had a class to assist working adults back into transition mode. This class has set the tone for my entire... Read More
Megan German
Reviewed: 11/3/2013
Degree: Curriculum & Instruction
The admissions staff are extremely helpful. They are always available to answer questions, and if they don't know the answer, they will quickly find someone who does.
Barbara Menefee
Reviewed: 3/4/2013
Degree: Computer Science
i don't have many pros but the cons are the school is closer to me and it is a great school.
Chris
Reviewed: 11/6/2009
Degree:
I have had a great experience with my time here at Averett. I play football here and love every minute of it. Averett is like one big family, everyone knows everyone so making friends is easy. I like that the classes are small so you get to know your teacher and the dorms have free laundry lol. You don't really get a "big" University feel from it but going to a small university deff has its advantages.
Danielle
Reviewed: 11/6/2009
Degree:
I really love it here, because the classes aren't huge, and you can have one-on-one time with the professors. I was actually told if you go to a big university, most of the professors will not help you. They make you figure everything out on your own. Everyone is friendly and welcoming here. I love all my classes except for british lit, but I can get over that. The walking distance compared to a big university, for example, Virginia Tech, is not that bad. Sometimes you may have to walk a ways, but... Read More