Portland State University 1825 Southwest Broadway, Portland, OR 97201
About the Business
Portland State University is a public research university located in the heart of Portland, Oregon. Situated at 1825 Southwest Broadway, PSU offers a diverse range of academic programs and opportunities for students to engage in hands-on learning experiences. With a commitment to sustainability and community engagement, PSU is known for its innovative approach to education. The university's urban campus provides a vibrant and dynamic environment for students to learn, grow, and succeed. Whether you're interested in business, engineering, social sciences, or the arts, Portland State University has something for everyone. Come join our community of scholars and make your mark on the world.
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Hours open
Monday:
08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 17:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 17:00
Friday:
08:00 - 17:00
Saturday:
08:00 - 17:00
Sunday:
08:00 - 17:00
Reviews
"If you're looking for a place to spend all your money so that you can get instructors who ignore emails, shirk their responsibilities of grading assignments in a timely manner, "teach" via death-by-power-point, and have a general disdain for students who express dissatisfaction at the education they're receiving, then look no further! It's pretty cool that I don't have to just watch YouTube videos of people who know how to teach well for free, instead I can pay thousands in tuition! Register for your attempt to get past the gatekeepers of good jobs today!!"
"Portland State University offers an exceptional educational experience. The campus is vibrant and diverse, with a strong sense of community. The faculty is dedicated to their students' success, and the range of academic programs ensures that there's something for everyone. Whether you're pursuing a degree or attending an event, PSU is a hub of learning and creativity in the heart of Portland."
"Great professors, good students, abysmal administration. Upper management is cutting much needed programs to line their pockets and build new buildings that will just end up empty when nobody wants to come here anymore. Being a student worker is the worst, you are treated like a child while you do most of the work and all the people above you just send 3 emails a day and start drama. All for min wage, no benefits, and no protections."
"I do not like this campus, it is unsafe. Glass left over from smashed in car windows in the paid parking lots, homeless people sleeping and running around naked in front of campus buildings, students being assaulted and victimized by randoms off the street. They should not have built the campus sprawled out in the middle of the city, but now that it's there they need to do a better job of protecting students who are paying good money to be there."
"My daughter was in the process and about to go here and signed up for the Summer Scholars program as well once they sent her a letter stating she would get a free dorm room. I believe they offer this as it makes you a prior student for fall term regardless of whether you attend or not allowing them to charge a $423 fee for the dorm cancellation she did prior to the Summer term beginning based on their policies. We had already paid the non refundable $190 deposit for the room but that isn’t used towards the cancellation fee or able to be refunded either. It is disgusting how they are taking advantage of people by telling them it’s free then using it to make money off people that have never even set foot on campus and cancelled in all the appropriate ways prior to the start of even the summer term. I hope there is a class action suit one day for this. We appealed this and we’re denied any waiver as they said it wasn’t enough life events to waive it. Apparently her brother having a serious health condition and me being a disabled veteran with limited income isn’t enough for them to waive this even going through the proper channels. We had to go thru the entire enrollment process to even get answers on whether we could afford to go here for my daughter. Also even if you get an apartment and establish residency in Oregon after the first year, they still keep you listed as an out of state resident for tuition just to make more money off people. Prospective students and parents, Id recommend you read all the fine print and get all the facts before even applying or attempting to go here. I am a disabled veteran and will now have to put this charge on my credit card for my daughter due to their policies. I hope they get all the Karma they deserve at this institution for their predatory money hungry policies. It’s just pathetic."
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