University of Northern Iowa - Cedar Falls, Iowa

La University of Northern Iowa se encuentra ubicada en la dirección 1227 W 27th St, Cedar Falls, IA 50614. Puedes comunicarte con ellos al teléfono 92732311. También puedes visitar su página web oficial en uni.edu para obtener más información.

La University of Northern Iowa es una universidad pública que ofrece diferentes especialidades. Es conocida por su compromiso con la educación y la investigación de alta calidad. Además, cuenta con instalaciones accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas, como entradas y estacionamientos especialmente diseñados.

La universidad cuenta con una excelente reputación y ha recibido numerosas opiniones positivas. De acuerdo con Google My Business, tiene un total de 126 valoraciones y una opinión media de 4.4/5. Los estudiantes y exalumnos han elogiado la calidad de la educación, la atención del personal y la variedad de oportunidades disponibles en la universidad.

La University of Northern Iowa cuenta con una ubicación privilegiada en el centro de la ciudad de Cedar Falls, Iowa. Esto permite a los estudiantes tener fácil acceso a una variedad de opciones de entretenimiento, cultura y vida nocturna. Además, la universidad cuenta con una amplia gama de recursos para los estudiantes, incluyendo bibliotecas, laboratorios, centros de recreación y mucho más.

Si estás buscando una universidad que ofrezca excelencia académica, oportunidades de crecimiento personal y profesional, y una comunidad acogedora, la University of Northern Iowa es una excelente opción. Te recomendamos visitar su página web oficial en uni.edu para obtener más información y para que te pongas en contacto con ellos directamente. No dudes en explorar todo lo que esta universidad tiene para ofrecer

Opiniones de University of Northern Iowa

Maheshwaran Venkataseshan

5/5

An university where I noticed that the staffs are committed , professional and focused on their job. One should be lucky enough to study here. A peaceful ambient and great weather conditions

Eunice Mardorf

5/5

Supportive staff and faculties rock and deserve 5 stars for sure. Even students create welcoming atmosphere, not as competitive. I dont know what they did differently but my academic years in Iowa tells me that this is the best place to start the university level education. Many campus job opportunities are another element that I have to praise about. Lastly, I am impressed about how the school takes serious measures for the pandemic prevention. Overall, I would recommend this school to anyone who I love and care about.

a a

5/5

What a wonderful University! Best University in Iowa. Students have a wide range of majors, excellent faculty, beautiful facilities, and students matter—they are people, not numbers.

Raven S

2/5

Really disappointed in my education and experience. Most classes are lectures read word for word from powerpoints. "Advisers" are just other professors that do not make any attempt to reach out to you...and they change often. I've had 4 different advisers in 4 years. (as well as they often sending you somewhere else to ask questions). Housing is horribly overpriced. Maintenance in the winter is awful about clearing snow and ice. I really wish I would have gone somewhere else. I commute to avoid being on campus.

Ben Christensen

5/5

I went to college here when I did my undergraduate. It's a very good college for a person who wants small classes and individual attention from the professors. The professors were very good and I enjoyed most of my classes.

gerson46

5/5

Best campus good professors and nice campus

Stephen Patton

5/5

We had a visit to our design firm in St. Louis of UNI students. WOW, they are so bright and attentive. The professors and the bus driver were all organized and right on time. We look forward to having them as our guests again.

Megan McFadden

5/5

I started my undergraduate at the University of Northern Iowa in August 2014 and ended May 4th, 2018. I originally didn't want to go to UNI because my parents pretty much forced me to go here and because some of the concrete buildings gave me the impression that UNI looked like a concentration camp. Yet again, I never found a college that hasn't given me an ugly/prison-looking vibe at first, so take this first impression for granted. After starting marching band camp the week before class started my freshman year, I was completely wrong. Going to UNI won't be some prison sentence. Rather, it would be a terrific experience I would remember forever. I participated in the UNI marching and pep bands for four years, and it was great because I got to travel on two abroad marching band trips (London 2015 and Rome 2017) and learned the inside band nerd sayings towards opposing teams at basketball games. Another major extracurricular I got involved in was the UNI Forensics Speech Team. I spent four years traveling across the Midwest to go to competitions where we used memorized speeches about advocacy to get our messages across. I also went on the Cuba Capstone in May-June of 2017, and it was great because of all the wonderful sights and perspectives we had and also because two of my high school classmates went there too. I ended becoming a Spanish major (not teaching, just Spanish) on accident because I wanted to learn more Spanish after high school, and the classes in their Department of Languages and Literatures were always the classes I kept enjoying and wanting to continue. My advice is to get the English-Spanish Translation minor like I did because it only requires an additional class of intro to linguistics (a TESOL class). I also got a creative writing minor because I enjoy writing, but one thing I would do if I went back and repeated these years again would be to get the interdisciplinary writing major, that isn't widely known and talked about because of its smallness, which is basically the combination of the professional and creative writing minors. Overall, my experience at UNI was spectacular. I got to be involved with the church at St. Stephen the Witness right next to the book store while having the ability to make new friends, see the world, and get out of my personal bubble. I highly recommend going to this university because I clearly underestimated UNI's ability to grow on me, and one's first impressions on a place does not determine the outcome. Rather, it's one's ability to grow with perspective and taste that really defines what someone would experience as a student at this establishment.