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Brandon Campbell

ETSU provides an outstanding campus environment where students are encouraged to grow both intellectually and personally. The university fosters a strong sense of community, supports academic achievement, and equips students with the tools they need to succeed in every aspect of life.

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Mike Isreatel

Easiest PHD program ever! I was always told that people with their doctorates have to be very studious and intelligent (easy for me as the smartiest and most strongest coach) but all I had to do was copy a bunch of studies that said strong people are bigger than weak people and strong legs mean you jump and run good and they told me I was a doctor! I didn't even need all the keys on my keyboard to work, one of the professors said the red squiggles added "flair" to the paper :). Highly recommend this university for other fitness influences who need doctorates to convince audiences you're an authority in your field, I might come back and get a few more some time.

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Larry Justis

My alma mater so I may be prejudiced, but it's a great university for certain programs. If you're interested in one of them, I would check out ETSU.

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Danielle Harrison

I am most impressed with this campus. It’s is glorious. Clean. They have a wide array of various types of trees. Emergency poles are located all over campus. They do have a yellow brick road in case you’re looking for the wizard.

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Bri Watkins

I graduated in May 2021. I studied Biology and minored in Geology. My experience was no different than one would expect. I felt adequately educated, had all the fun and struggles that come with that. The financial aid department was scary and the workers were soulless. The library was good, nice "quieter as you go up" floor structure. The testing center student workers were polite. Some buildings were confusing, but made sense once you figured it out. Culp center renovations ruined the snacking options. So I had to leave to get anything to eat. That sucked. I mean eventually there were food trucks, but having those darn renovations going during my entire time there was a huge bummer. The parking situation was improved with the parking garage- that and a little common sense will get you far. Don't try to park where there's not spaces, just go to the back of the freaking lot!! Chemistry made me cry, so did physics. I just wanted to learn about animals!!! The professors got me through it. I didn't do many gen ed courses here since I went to community college, but even the adjuncts were cool. Some Bio classes were hard, but I had more fun with them. Raven Ragsdale is a great bio lab coordinator, very sweet. The grad students who instruct the lab courses were relatable and didn't take themselves too seriously. The professors were excellent people, I miss them dearly. I wish they could keep teaching me without the associated stress and debt. Dr. Chris Gregg, and Dr. Ingrid Luffman in Geology, Dr. Hugh Miller and Dr. Rebecca Pyles in Biology, and epically Dr. Fred Alsop and Dr. Thomas Jones all made a difference in my life. They may not remember me, but I'll remember them. Dr. Alsop made me obsessed with birds- made me look at nature differently and want to know everything about it. He warned his students that would happen. Dr. Jones learned me things about spiders I never knew I could know before! The campus is very pretty, I loved seeing it in all the seasons. The student body was decent. Nobody bothered me. Students were polite. I didn't go into too much debt. All my scholarships ran out cause I took too long- cause I'm human. Overall, I'd recommend this school and experience.