Northeastern State University
Locations: Tahlequah (OK)
Annual Tuition: $17,290
Student Reviews
Linette Factor
Reviewed: 1/5/2015
Degree: MBA
faculty is great but would like to have more online classes.
Martine Basden
Reviewed: 12/19/2014
Degree: Higher Education
Pro: Professors are there to assist when needed. Con: Wish it was advertised more so that more people could take advantage of this great program.
Brittany Berdy
Reviewed: 12/8/2014
Degree: Biology
The sciences at Northeastern for undergraduates are fantastic! The Co-op program is amazing. The graduate departments tend to be lacking, with the exception of chemistry which seems to be well supported in the College of Science. Some advisors are excellent, but others let students fall through the cracks - it is an uneven distribution and the quality of education you get depends on who you end up working with.
Kathryn Willhoite
Reviewed: 11/24/2014
Degree: Higher Education
Northeastern State University is a beautiful campus that was named number 11 in '30 Most Attractive Yet Affordable College Campuses.' It has a small town feel and is located near the Illinois River. Northeastern State University is also well known for its Cherokee Heritage- Seminary Hall is a pristine building that was formerly known as the Cherokee Female Seminary. The Higher Education Leadership program is very strong, with many colleagues enrolled to help one another with classes and to learn... Read More
Amy Hendrux
Reviewed: 11/11/2014
Degree: English
While I love some of my professors there, there are others that are sub par at best. Trying to be advised is a nightmare.
Bradley Anderson
Reviewed: 9/24/2014
Degree: Occupational Therapy
The pros of this program are the excellent faculty, the other students in the program, and the practical experience gained in the classroom. The main con is the small commuter campus leading to the lack of a ton of educational resources on campus.
J Spear
Reviewed: 8/5/2014
Degree: Communications
The enrolling process was easy to get through because I had excellent assistance. As a senior citizen I could have used a little more assistance with the online program. It was a little difficult for me to grasp. The staff and students are outstanding though.
Brittney Freeman
Reviewed: 8/5/2014
Degree: Curriculum & Instruction
Northeastern State University was an amazing university. It gave me the education and support that I needed to be successful as an educator. I greatly value my time at NSU. I recommend all students to go to NSU.
Whitney DeNeen
Reviewed: 5/15/2014
Degree: Education
Very limited scholarship opportunity for the Masters of Ed. department.
Amy Hendrix
Reviewed: 3/28/2014
Degree: English
I love my graduate program and the professors I have had so far. The main disadvantage of this program is the fact that they really do not cater to most working adults (the bulk of classes start prior to 5 p.m.).
Steven Harshfield
Reviewed: 3/23/2014
Degree: Secondary Education
The instructors are extremely interested in the success of the students.
Sarah Dennis
Reviewed: 2/27/2014
Degree: Education
The rigorous course material is thorough and the professors are easily accessible through a variety of methods of contact.
Johanna Strong
Reviewed: 7/30/2013
Degree: English
My program was very comprehensive. My advisers were with me every step of the way and the other professors in my department always had time for me and my questions.
Ginger Arteaga
Reviewed: 7/27/2013
Degree: Education
The graduate program at Northeastern State university is very flexible and offers a variety of in-class, on-line and blended classes to accomodate working professionals.
Stella Shoff
Reviewed: 5/17/2013
Degree: Education
The college is in the process of obtaining CACREP accreditation. This is a magnificent achievement.
Susan Kufdakis
Reviewed: 4/5/2013
Degree: Criminal Justice
the biggest pros are the following: this graduate program is evening-class-based, meaning that it consists of primarily non-traditional, working students. In addition, the professors are most understanding and open to assist in any way. There is one con - the graduate program is broken up into three branches of the campus, all 45-or-so minutes apart. Therefore you have to grab the core classes as they are available at your present class, else you might delay completing your degree in a timly fashion,... Read More
Brittany Henderson
Reviewed: 3/14/2013
Degree: Educational Leadership
I feel that the program that I am enrolled in is preparing me well to continue on my career path.
Steven Harshfield
Reviewed: 2/23/2013
Degree: Education
The chair of the program is very knowledgeable concerning the needs of the practicing teacher. She expects a lot of the students but that works to the benefit of the student. By expecting a lot, the chair better prepares the student to take on the position of teacher. The only negative part i have found so far is that there are always things involved in teaching that are not covered in class and have to be learned through experience.
Elizabeth Kelly
Reviewed: 2/23/2013
Degree: Nursing
91³ÉÈË classes are a definite pro to the nursing program. I am able to work while going to school. The con is not having an actual "live" classroom. In order to be successful, one must possess a strong sense of direction and motivation. Good communications skills are a must, there is no sense in suffering in silence. The instructors are very supportive and kind; willing to help at any time.
Jaime Dry
Reviewed: 1/31/2013
Degree: Education
So far, the class schedules have been flexible!