Savannah State University
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- Savannah, GA
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Savannah State University
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- Savannah, GA
- Rating 3.17 out of 5 6 reviews
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- Social Work30 Students
- Business23 Students
- Public Administration13 Students
- Marine Biology and Oceanography5 Students
- Mathematics and Statistics4 Students
- Urban Studies and Affairs2 Students
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Savannah State University Reviews
Rating 3.17 out of 5 6 reviews
Savannah State has pros and cons like any other school and the experience is whatever you make it. It is in the city of Savannah, which can be slow and boring at times, but definitely full of life and history as well. It has struggled in the recent years, but is undergoing a change of guard in administration that will hopefully give the university more of a student-centered perspective. It is also a small school which gives the advantage of a smaller student to teacher ratio and I have had many professors and mentors that are devoted to the growth of their students and take time to meet their individual needs. Another nice perk is that the school is inexpensive for in-state tuition students. I love Savannah State and look forward to the changes that are taking place there everyday.
Savannah State has a beautiful campus and many professors with passion for their subject and love for their students. However, there is a serious lack of funding which has led to buildings not being properly maintained, limited food options, limited transportation, and an overwhelming feeling of disappointment by the students there. We expect a lot from our university, however, because those expectations are not met; many students feel no need to contribute to the future of SSU. So many do not even claim SSU as their alma mater. The administration prior to Fall 2019 severely damaged the university, we only hope that it can recover.
I found most of my professors to be very passionate and determined to pass that passion along to me. I completed the MSW program at Savannah State and am in the Public Administration program currently. The MSW program is very intense in terms of time requirements. It's hard to maintain a job, or extracurricular activities while in the program, however it prepares you for the field. The Master of Public Administration program is more flexible, but still provides a great curriculum.