Youngstown State University

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  I was a visitor here for a day and I think the city is rather code and unpopulated. I saw many modern style buildings in the University but I think the university should pick its location based on the convenience and culture. I don't see a lot of good restaurants around here nor IC and a good gyms, book stores, libraries and so on. I see many Industries but they don't match University cultute much
  By Ao Liu, March 25, 2018
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  ******* READ THIS ******* Very Expensive, School Will Say "We Will Help You With Financial Services" In Reality When You Talk To Them They Have No Idea What To Do. One Semester Charged Me Over 2k Plus Loans. The Campus Is Not Safe There Is Constant Robberies. The Older Parking Deck Is Falling Appart Damaging Cars And The School Will Not Pay For It. There Are No Cameras Throughout The Parking Garage Knowing The Type Of Area The Campus Is In. School Spends Millions On "Projects" That Do Not Benefit The Student. I Will Never Go Back Here. Everything You Do At The School Has A Charge Associated With It. The Professors Complain All The Time Because The School Is Only Giving Them Part Time So Professors Do A Half Hearted Job At Teaching. If You Want A Cheap Decent School Try Going To BC3. At Least Its Much Much Cheaper.
  By William Horrell, October 15, 2017
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  Nothing but bad experiences, can't even plow the roads and let students drive in circles for hours trying to find parking. Just helped 2 different cars get un-stuck from on top of the parking deck, really? Also, Professor complain the whole class about how they don't get payed enough and how they are only part time, and whoever designed the older deck on 5th Ave is really stupid because a smart car can barely fit through it. There are signs all over the parking deck that say "For Pete's Sake, Keep The Deck Clean," because the mascot is pete the penguin, but people are literally getting stuck inside the parking decks because they cant plow or put salt down anywhere.
  By Ben Walker, September 07, 2017

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