Salisbury University

After a few tours, my daughter chose Salisbury University and has been attending since fall of 2024. I've been pleased with her stories about the culture and classes, plus I appreciate the resources for parents to ensure she's keeping up. Though she started out wanting to pursue a pre-med track, she took a chemistry class with Dr. Heimann and found a love in science. I appreciate the mentorship that has been given to my daughter. Looking forward to her graduation and her life after college!

The first issue is academic advisors! How do you tell a new student that if they repeat a class it’s free from tuition to take class over? That’s a lie! An advisor is suppose give you the correct information and help guide you along the way! Second, if a student is failing why is no one of advisory status telling the student the truth. Hey, this may not be the major for you and let’s look into your other interests. Instead you encourage them to be in debt by repeating classes as if school is free. And telling them this professor is hard. What kind of advice is that? Would you like you someone to encourage your child in that way? A different kind of conversation should be had. Just to be clear it is definitely the students responsibility to uphold their academic standards. Housing, terribl

I love the small campus life, because everywhere is like a walking distance, when you live on campus their is stores nearby like CVS and Dollar General to by needs and you get to walk their, no need to get behind the wheel, and also I was glad their is a church nearby to I get go on Sundays.

I am deeply saddened by the experience I had with this institution. As I was excited to actively pursue my degree at Salisbury, I was not encouraged nor guided enough to make it to the start of classes. I believe this had to do with discrimination of neurodivergence and race, as well as ageism. I unfortunately had to withdrawal due to lack of support and feeling devalued as a student.

We toured Salisbury University with our daughter. Our tour guides were lively and energetic and were sincere in their appraisal of the university. The library is gorgeous and a testament to the school's small, but well though-out, campus. Between the Purdue and the Guerrieri families, this is the university that chicken built. Don't understand the reference, look it up! My daughter is looking at business and economics, so we were happy we got to see the Business building, which was quite impressive. Salisbury is part of the University of Maryland System, but is a Division III school, so unfortunately, there's not a lot of energy around their sports programs the way you would find at a larger school. I did watch their football team practice a little, and they looked decent. Housing looks li