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Norfolk State University

44 Reviews

Locations:   Norfolk (VA) 

Annual Tuition: $21,682

93% of students said this degree improved their career prospects
86% of students said they would recommend this school to others

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SR

Reviewed: 8/11/2014

Degree: Engineering

Norfolk State University is a great choice when price, education and support are of concern. There are many students, yet there is a "home" feeling within the student body; you are not simply a number! Curriculum is set up to the point and there is always a helping hand from teachers, peers, mentors and campus programs or services. You will never be bored or lonely with the campus activities and school spirit that is always present.

Cherelle Newton

Reviewed: 4/13/2014

Degree: Elementary Education

Overall my experience at Norfolk State University was great. I feared that having my majority of my classes online would be a problem but NSU faculty were very accommodating.

Kiashia Hargis

Reviewed: 9/27/2013

Degree: Social Work

Norfolk State has a very good Social Work program that gives a overall view of the field through technology, in-class learning, research, and field practicum. However, the financial aid department is a major stressor for many students. Overall, the Unversity is a great place to learn, experience and broaden your horizons both academically and personally.

Christopher Fritzel

Reviewed: 9/12/2013

Degree: Engineering

Some areas of the graduate program were challenging and other areas were a little simpler then they should have been, overall a great program. The faculty are currently working on revision of the program to maintain a challenging and rewarding educational environment.

Shaunita Sykes

Reviewed: 8/9/2013

Degree: Counseling

A student will get out of any program what they want to receive. Your education is your responsibility. Although Norfolk State has a poor reputation amongst locals, I found the professors very knowledgeable and supportive. There was probably one professor in the whole program who I questioned his credentials, but many did not complain because his class was an easy "A".

Anonymous

Reviewed: 7/20/2013

Degree: Liberal Studies

Tell us about your college experience.

I feel that the school was a good fit for me. I am not wealthy and do not come from a wealthy family. Norfolk State University is a predominately black working class school so people there understood the financial troubles. There are a lot of opportunities at Norfolk State as for as internships and extracurricular activities. I feel that the school really did a lot more than other schools to ensure students' success. I took one class at a nearby school (Old Dominion... Read More


Would you get the same degree if you could start over?

If I had the opportunity to go back to school, I would choose the same degree. Sociology is a little "broader" than social work. With my sociology degree, I can do what a social worker does. Or, I could go back to school and become a professor. Or, I can engage in social research. It is not the highest pay field but how much money does one really need to be happy and survive anyway? I am satisfied with my choice. I initially had a science major because everyone was saying that it would guarantee me the "big bucks" but I was miserable because I did not like that major. You have to "do you" because YOU are the one who will have to deal with the consequences...not your mom or dad or anyone else.


What advice can you offer other students?

My number one tip is to do a little school work each day. This keeps the work from piling up and will keep you from having to do an all nighter. Regardless if it is only 30 minutes a day, do something school related everyday including the weekends to keep yourself from getting "backed up". Also, enjoy your college years and time in college. It really is a great experience to have. It is not just about future earning potential. Schools helps broaden your mind and helps you to grow as a person!

Sylvia Woodard

Reviewed: 7/18/2013

Degree: Social Work

It is the best school of social work on the east cost.

Russell Jones

Reviewed: 6/16/2013

Degree: Music

The education and experience I have gotten from the Norfolk State University Graduate School of Music are beyond valuable and represent a solid bridge to my career and working life. The small class sizes, one on one teacher/student interaction, and availability of teachers for advisement and consultation help to enhance the educational experience. I truly appreciate the advantages I was afforded by attending NSU and I would recommend this program to anyone who wants to take part in a positive progressive... Read More

Shaena Wiggins

Reviewed: 5/20/2013

Degree: Social Work

I love NSU. The support and education you receive from the professionals in the School of Social Work is wonderful. Would not have picked any other place to obtain my next degree!

Goziam Ogwu

Reviewed: 3/23/2013

Degree: Social Sciences

I received my graduate degree at Norfolk State University. Although majority of my time was spend taking classes at nights, Norfolk State University has some of the best campus activities. Student body is engaging and committed to the support of students on campus. Faculty are dedicated to ensuring your needs are meet. They are very approachable and genuinely care for their students. Some of the cons about the school are minor. I would recommend going with groups of people at night, mainly as a safety... Read More

Shantell Turner

Reviewed: 1/4/2013

Degree: Social Sciences

I believe that NSU does not challenge their students to compete on a national scale. Although NSU has its cons, the pros are that this is a tight knitted close relationship with the faculty and staff, as well as the relationship with peers. I enjoy the program, but it is not CACREP accredited.

aeshia gabriel

Reviewed: 12/6/2012

Degree: Communications

i feel like the graduate program will give me the chance to enhance my skills.

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