Kennesaw State University - KSU (reviews)

I was meant to start on campus in January 2025 but because of a problem my visa I couldn’t. But the team of international student helpers as well as my advisor quickly stepped in to help me. The moved my program to online so that I could start as soon as possible. Since then, my advisor and professors have been more than helpful at every turn.

I have had my up and downs with the bursars office who may not always be forthcoming. That being said, they are good at communication.

I finished my bachelor’s and am set to start my masters in the fall. It has been a wild but fun ride!

a strong learning atmosphere with helpful staff and a wide range of programs. The campus is lively and diverse, making it easy to feel connected and supported. It’s been positive overall, with supportive professors and a campus that’s easy to navigate. It’s a great place for students who want a balance of academics, campus life, and flexibility.

KSU is a very nice school with great opportunity and nice staffs but the institution lacks proper planning on how to help students succeed in the professional world. The school is more focused on students graduating but not prepare them on how to survive.

I studied Criminal Justice at Kennesaw State University from 2018 to 2022 and had a very positive experience overall. The program provided a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of the field. The professors were knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely invested in our success. I appreciated how classes combined academic learning with real-world applications, and there were plenty of opportunities for discussion and critical thinking.
What stood out most was the support from faculty and advisors, as well as the diverse range of electives offered. Campus life was vibrant, and there were many events and student organizations that made it easy to get involved.
One area that could improve is the availability of internship opportunities directly through the program, but with personal initiative, they can be found.
I would definitely recommend this university and program to anyone interested in Criminal Justice.