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Kind of big, but not unbearable. The rec center was really cool and had a high ropes course, water slide, sauna, and some other things. Buildings are all really pretty to look at.

It’s not a huge campus. You’ll find your lifelong friends. You do not want to stay here after college.

Just speaking from the perspective of a parent of a special needs son - this may not apply to your situation: UToledo puts on a great face, talking about the systems they have in place, and how much they care. This is disingenuous at best - success coaches, SDS advisors, academic advisers - they are punching a clock, and will not go out of their standard operating procedure for the individual. When a child who can score a 35 on the ACT fails out because the safety nets we were assured were in place are never actually put out to catch him, this is unacceptable.

The University of Toledo is a great school for non-traditional students or students who want a college close to home. However, UT may not be the best pick for students from farther away. It seems those far away from Toledo have mixed feelings about their experience at UT.

UT has a large campus. They have many interesting majors. Great learning environment.

The prestigious University of Toledo was recently named the # 1 4-year college/university in the entire state of Ohio, according to. The academic services provided at the University of Toledo allows every student to become successful depending on their drive, and thirst for success. Toledo is a great school to go to in order to further your e3ducation while being around a nurturing environment.

The campus is beautiful. There were deer running across the grounds even though it's in the middle of a large city. The dorms I stayed in for Pharmacy Camp weren't as nice as I'd hope but the Honors dorms are much nicer.

The University of Toledo was definitely the right choice for me: it's affordable, everyone I've met is amazing, and I've made a lot of friends. For prospective students, Toledo gets a bad rep in terms of its academics, but I've found that the quality of education is just as good as bigger schools, if not better, because there is more oppportunity for one on one attention. If you're interested in medicine, check out their BS/MD program in bioengineering, which guarentees an interview with their medical school so long as program requirements are met.

The University of Toledo is a good MAC school. It is large, but does not feel overwhelming as so many of the big schools do. The people here are friendly, diverse, fun and nice.

i attend utoledo and it has been the best college experience to date for me. i have been to another college and utoledo offers do much more and they are very involved in your success.