Utah State University - Ratings, Reviews & Ranking

" Utah State University is a nice little gem in a quaint, rural town with an artsy vibe. The program that most piqued my interest is the new Anticipatory Intelligence program which, as of 2021, is the only program of its kind in the United States. The quality of instruction and challenge in this program is on par with Ivy-league schools without the high cost. The amount of professional guidance and experience is excellent and is recommended to anyone looking for a job surrounding national security topics. My political science classes have been average, some better than others. The quality of this major is also average with opportunities to intern abroad or domestically. "

" Great school if you want a smaller town! Great professors and facilities. Winters are rough but if you are comfortable in the snow it's fine. Logan has a lot of religious and conservative crowds but they're nice. I heard a lot of bad things about people not fitting in for not being Mormon but people mostly are very respectful and friendly. Also a very beautiful campus. "

" USU is, overall, a great school. The atmosphere of the town is fairly conservative, and there's not a ton to do in the town itself, but the nature around is very pretty. Lots of good trails, reservoirs, a forest or two. "

" I'm attending a satellite campus in Lehi so I don't quite get the full experience, but overall I like it. They don't exactly send their finest professors down to us but some have been quite good. Overall it's a value for the money and I recommend it if you're looking for a decent MBA that is conveniently located in Thanksgiving Point. "

" I specifically attended USU Eastern, in Price. Previously known as the College of Eastern Utah or CEU. This is not a view of USU - Logan Campus. USUE is very much focused around CTE courses such as Welding, Machining, Automotive and Diesel Technology, etc. We also recently acquired a couple Aviation courses. The Facilities here are fantastic, dorm housing includes a meal plan, or you can choose a cooking apartment. The cafeteria has been a bit strange the past couple years because they kept changing things up and don't seem to keep menus consistent. Not that its a bad thing to have variety. There's a public gym and weightlifting room, free to all students, it used to be only free for full-time students but a petition managed to change that and make it available for half-time as well. There's obviously a public library as well, with printers, and even a book scanner to use with textbooks. Dorms are alright, we have 4 different buildings here, Burtenshaw, Tucker, Aaron Jones, and Sessions. Burtenshaw and Tucker have been prone to flooding in the past during Price's wet fall season. Into the CTE building, the McDonald career center, This is where my major of Automotive tech took place. The automotive students have the chance to take a work experience class where we try to act like a real automotive shop. People can bring in their vehicles for the students to work on (WORK IS NOT GUARANTEED), for free, well labour is free anyway, you still have to pay for the parts if you want them. The student government is pretty great, they plan activities and social gathering year-round. There's seems to be only one notable math teacher here the rest aren't as popular. Kevin J Bower makes math pretty dang easy to understand. That's about all I have to say about this college. "