To any Visual Art majors looking to attend: If you can get into a different University, go there. Not here. If you're already here, transfer if you can.
Our major is pretty much neglected. The building itself (Calcia Hall) looks like a brick, surrounded by the newer buildings. Supplies are limited or non-existant. A few professors pick favorite students (this matters during the final project). Your classes don't allow alot of time to work on big art projects or time to grow as an artist.
All the other people I've met here were kind, but I wouldn't recommend attending here otherwise.
A lot of things are broken or old. The food is mediocore at best- Despite the million-dollar-a-year investment. Public printers are out of ink often. Commuters who use the parking lots will suffer with traffic during peak hours. The roads go around the entire University because it's on a steep hill (horrid when there's construction in the area) And, despite the smoke-free signs, there are still students who smoke on campus.
If you're minoring in Visual Arts it'll be fine but as a major? Don't recommend it.
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David G.Local Guide
31 Mar 2026
I was there on a Saturday for a lacrosse game. Not knowing much about the campus, parking is a disaster. After driving around for several minutes I found one of the grounds crew who directed me to the parking deck which is not free. And then after navigating out of the parking deck, I made my way to the field. They have the balls to charge $10 admission to watch the game. Don't know anything about it academically but I can tell you from a business sense, I Now understand why they almost had to shut down their lacrosse program.
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William Joseph
30 Aug 2019
I do not appreciate people placing me under servailence. Try working for a living, maybe you could step away from your computer and help to better customer service by putting on an apron. What did people do before computers anyway? Work