The University of Virginia's College at Wise Reviews

"I loved my time in Point and it was because of the people who were there. Between my classmates in the Athletic Training Program and the Professors pushing us to achieve our goals, I had a second family in Point. I also had the opportunity to work in the Residence Halls on campus and this gave me the opportunity to meet and get to know so many more individuals. Between the people I knew through athletic training and the individuals I meet in the residence halls, I can confidently say I knew over half of the Stevens Point family. This university is not just about getting you a degree but instead is full of people who want to see you succeed in what YOU want to succeed in. If you get into a program and realize it is not for you, they will do everything in their power to help you find the right fight for you and make it a seamless transition. My advisor was always in my corner and made sure that I was on track to complete my time in 4 years at Point."

"The teachers involved in the Computer Science field at UVA Wise are really there to help you achieve your goals and to graduate with adequate knowledge of computers and its applications. It is not an easy field to get into but the campus has many tutoring opportunities and flexible office hours to suit the needs of everybody."

"The University of Virginia's College at Wise is Thomas Jefferson's dream school in the beautiful mountains of Southwest Virginia. This quaint school set in the Appalachian Mountains, hosts varying degree's of student life from all over the state of Virginia. Students start out as strangers but leave with a strong, proud and rich family. Each student has many resources at their fingertips to help grow and enrich their future adult lives all while enjoying their time as an undergrad."

"My college was great since I couldn't get into the main campus, UVA. It was easier to get into UVaWise and I felt it was still high caliber and a lot was asked of us in a good way. We just had less resources than the main campus. I wish I had instead taken core classes at community college and then transferred since those classes are not crucial to knowledge you need in your major."