Great course. Well maintained. Watch out for snakes!

I had an admission tour with one of the admission staff in 2020. I can't remember her name, but she was really helpful, offered me a guided tour in the snowing Wisconsin afternoon. Even though I wasn't able to transfer there due to personal issues, but the visit was a great memory during my college years.

Affordable, but not exactly diversity friendly as much as they claim. The dorms intended for disabled students still have a step up into the dorm, so be wary if you rely on mobility aides. All of the buildings are also very spread apart, there is stairs and steps to just about everywhere, so if you are a disabled person looking for an in-person education experience this school is probably not for you. Professors are pretty understanding and nice, especially when it comes to accommodations regarding testing or seating arrangements, just a bit slow on grading which is true of most universities. They are also very good regarding service animals and I experienced no issues in that regard. The classes are very valuable and educational though, and there are many fantastic humanities courses. Also incredibly affordable, and they do a great job helping first generation students. Even when I decided to transfer away to another university they offered me help during the process.