Minot State University — Attraction in Minot

The programs at minot state are not wretched. I enjoyed several of my professors - they shared their experiences in the field without sugar coating things. Others were lazy, recycling lesson plans from decades past and dodging class like they were a freshman student. Outside of the classroom, this university is difficult to work with. The door locks to many dorm rooms do not work, and the university has refused to repair them for the past three months. The mediocre food is unhealthy, and the healthy food is disgusting. Wilted lettuce and bruised apples. Wifi works...half of the time. That is a serious issue when your online class requires participation in online meetings. The departments could use new testing materials. It seems that the funding that could address all of these issues is tied up in our atheletic programs. Oh well, we have the greatest Class X varsity underwater basket-weaving team in upper North Dakota.

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My experience at Minot State University was deeply marred by the conduct of Kevin Harmon, Vice President for Student Affairs and Intercollegiate Athletics.

From my interactions with him, it became painfully clear that he treats students and staff with condescension and arrogance, positioning himself above anyone trying to ask a simple question.

I felt intimidated, dismissed, and even threatened at times, which made me feel unsafe and unwelcome on a campus where I had hoped to feel at home.

It is tragic that someone in his position would behave in such a harmful, demeaning way. His actions have caused real emotional distress and severely undermined my experience at MSU.

I sincerely hope the university takes this seriously and investigates his conduct, because no student should ever feel belittled, threatened, or marginalized by someone in a position...

No kidding around this is a great online University. The professors are outstanding and accessible and are backed with tremendous real-world experience associated with their disciplines. I'm a busy Dad that found the MSIS program to be a challenging but pleasant experience. I was able to frame a lot of my class projects around solving real business problems going on in my workplace! Not to mention it is accredited, brick and mortar, and inexpensive! I recommend MSU! I've done a lot of research based on similar graduate degrees and would do it again. I am weeks away...