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Student Reviews of University of Louisville

4.6
based on 22 reviews

  • John from Louisville, KY

    Not only is there a wealth of wisdom in every professor, every opportunity is given so that a student can thrive. People say that a big school isn’t as good because each student won’t get personal attention. This is totally false-even in my largest… more read full review

    Not only is there a wealth of wisdom in every professor, every opportunity is given so that a student can thrive. People say that a big school isn’t as good because each student won’t get personal attention. This is totally false-even in my largest classes, Calculus and Physics, I can feel free to raise my hand to ask questions at (almost) any time and the professors are available for much of the day for a one-on-one. The library is amazing! I had never used a library before college, but now, I am in there for a part of every day. There is easy searching, a LOT of computers, plenty of quiet places to study, and there are always a few librarians around to help. In addition to one-on-ones with teachers and their assistants, students can find FREE tutors in the REACH center. This is huge! If you ever need help, there are tutors for almost every 300 level class and under. Lastly, you will not be made fun of for doing well and learning a ton. The U of L student body is full of people who will support your academic successes. read full review

  • Matthew from Owensboro, KY

    The U. of Louisville is a large university, so much of the learning depends upon the student. General education classes are large, so it is possible to blend in with the crowd and only passively attend class, but all professors have office hours for… more read full review

    The University of Louisville is a large university, so much of the learning depends upon the student. General education classes are large, so it is possible to blend in with the crowd and only passively attend class, but all professors have office hours for which you do not need an appointment, so one-on-one time is never lacking. The library is immense, so learning materials are never lacking, and if the library happens to not own a research source that you need, then you can use the Inter-Library Loan system, which will find a library that does own the book and ship it to the University of Louisville library for you to borrow. Tutors for all general education classes and most 300 level classes are free and easy to access through the REACH tutoring program. The University is very conducive to the learning environment, and offers every opportunity for students to learn as much as they are willing and able to learn. read full review

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University of Louisville Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Central KY/Lexington Alumni Club - R
Dane A. Wagge Scholarship - R
Denise Fleck Memorial Scholarship Fund $500 R
Edward E. and Beverley H. McDonald Scholarship Fund - R
Grawemeyer Scholarship Award - R
Kenady Lynne Hendershot Memorial Scholarship - R
KHEAA Teacher Scholarship - R
Laura Lea Sipes Memorial Scholarship Fund $1,000 R
Los Angeles/Southern California Alumni Club - R
Louis B. Payne Scholarship Fund $400 R
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