University of Wisconsin-River Falls 410 South 3rd Street, River Falls, WI 54022

"Small school that has professors who work to help students. Best for Agricultural and Education degrees. The tools for Agricultural is wide and specialized. If they can't test a sample here they can at other UW locations. Works closely with Madison. Professors are easy to make appointments with and do research projects with. No long lines waiting to see a professor."

"UW River Falls is a close commute from the Twin Cities, it offers a very nice education, and a great environment for the students. Many students go home almost every weekend which makes it hard to maintain friendships as a new student to UW River Falls. Besides that, the school is well maintained, and many different career paths you could take for the quality education you need."

"Spent 5 years making the most of my experience! Had a wonderful time and got out with a few degrees and studied on 3 continents. The small class size gave me an opportunity to have conversations with the professors and better understand the material. The affordable tuition meant I got out without too much debt."

"UW River Falls was a god send! For the price and the quality of the education my son is receiving, I could not have asked for, or gotten a better deal. The campus is picturesque and I have had nothing but positive interactions with coaches and students. I feel I would be remiss if I failed to mention a incident my son recently had. While walking, in front of his dorm, to the grocery store with a friend, a man driving down the street yelled a racial epithet at them. I am sure this pleasant fellow was not associated with the college in anyway, nevertheless it reflects badly on a fine institution."

"I graduated quite a while back but this school was wonderful! I grew up in a small town in western Wisconsin and was very nervous about going to a big school but wanted a solid education. This school happened to be the closest university to my home town so I chose it (which tells you a lot about the decision-making skills of a teenager). This turned out to be one of the luckiest and smartest things I ever did. The teachers are very approachable and knowledgeable in their area and they treat the students like real people. The computer curriculum was first rate when I went there, considerable better than the University of MN that looms over the local academic landscape. The costs (back in the day) were extremely reasonable, especially considering that I got a first-class education. I hope they still have the textbook library, that was a stroke of genius for keeping costs down. As I grew more comfortable around the campus, I started getting involved in the activities and there was a lot to do. I'm told that there is even more to do now. The sports teams did their best to foster school spirit but they were usually in over their heads but I didn't go to the school to watch the sports teams and I learned SO very, very much."