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I went to The Ohio State University for both undergraduate and graduate school and it was hands down the best decision I could’ve made for myself. It’s a large university and I truly feel like there is something there for everyone. I was able to do so much while attending such as several homecoming parades, club involvement, service trips, attending professional conferences and many networking events. I would recommend this school to anyone. Go buckeyes!!

I found the professors to be very knowledgeable about their specific field, many having Ph Ds or equivalent. The viewpoint of the college is very liberal which influences their presentation of the material, especially with behavioral sciences.

It's a great place to get an education. It has a diverse population. It operates like its own little city.

Ohio state was great! It's big but not too big and is very diverse. It offers many opportunities and left me with tons of great memories.

OSU has a great Social Work Masters program, the instructors are usually great and care about the subject and students. They could use more clas options. The university itself can be a bit overwhelming since it is a huge institution and students have to find out things on their own most of the time. Overal, if you are looking for an affordable program in a large university I would recommend it.

College was an amazing experience. I wish I didn't have to work as much as I did, and had planned better financially so that I could have had more time to experience all that it had to offer. I would have loved to have been in clubs and really immersed myself in my studies.

The Ohio State University has an excellent school of social work; they prepare you well on what to expect, current issues, and how to best serve the client and advocate for social justice. The professors are all leaders in their field and the classes are challenging.

I had a very traditional college experience at OSU, which was what I was looking for. There were many ways to get involved with the university, and a great amount of school spirit. While I did not feel that every class I took had great value, I did have access to great internships that prepared me for my career.

The workload associated with the Msw program is doable, however the internship requirements are extremely time consuming for someone who already has a full time job. The second year internship requires 24 hours a week for two semesters, which is a great learning experience, but is overwhelming.

I had an outstanding college experience at Ohio State. My advisors were helpful, the professors were well prepared and supportive. I was able to be successful with a great group of fellow students. We assisted each other in study groups, project groups and support groups.

We are not prepared for work on main campus while doing work at regional campus. At regional campus, taught by LSW or MSW off the street and not professors. Must travel to main campus for a lot of classes (travel expense, weather.)