I became a student there in 2015 and dropped out due to me giving birth and family emergencies. Coming back to school they made it easy for me to jump straight in like I never missed any. Nice professors and great education curriculum

I feel it is a good education and the first step in furthering your education. The price for this school is not bad and there is a lot of scholarship opportunities.

It's a very affordable college, but would be better if teachers would actually teach rather than let the one-sized-fits-most programs do all the work. It makes me feel like I'm being ripped off a little. If the teachers aren't going to teach, I feel that an online course would have offered the same experience at a cheaper price. That's not to say that all the teachers are like that - just a lot of them. Then of those that do teach, many of them will follow along word for word with the provided book and assign computer-based work. Again, I feel ripped off. If teaching is such a minimal thing, why not just sell me the teachers book rather than a student book and let me teach myself and do my own computer assignments. What's the point of having a teacher if they don't teach?

I save money by getting the Sunday paper and clipping coupons. It sounds silly, but this saves me at least fifty dollars a month. I love saving money and spreading the word on how to do it. Northeast State is worth every penny when it comes to your education.

The prices are hard to beat especially for tuition and books.