Dr. Jeremy Jewell's Lab, SIUE Reviews

I and my family did church at the warship center. It was a great experience.

DO NOT ENROLL HERE. They do not care about your housing issues. I have put it on my housing application that I cannot live with someone who smokes and drinks alcohol, but they did not care they keep putting me in rooms with alcohol drinkers and weed smokers.

Went check out the nature preserve nice trails good nature to photograph and a was introduced to a native tree I did not know was here the pawpaw will like to go and explore more. Down side not the best parking

Great place to study. Great place to work. Beautiful safe campus in a thriving community!

Beautiful campus with great landscaping very conducive for learning

The only reason why I m attending this school is because unlike the last university I went to which was Govenors State they have a really good Communication disorders program other than that I do not recommend SIUE, they re advisors give mixed and false information and they are not well organized and they do not communication with each other at all

Just don't go here. Even if you have a GENERAL idea of what you want to do but you want to do a bit of exploring ... just don't. Not worth the time and not worth the money. This school puts a hefty price tag on "exploration", and being misinformed and misguided. Take you general ed courses at a community college and transfer to a school that actually has something to offer you, especially if you are looking (and paying) for the college experience. I would urge you to look elsewhere.

Good coursework, good faculty, good staff and great student service.

I love SIUE! I ve been studying on and off since 2011- as I ve taken time off to stay at home with my children. The professors are extremely qualified and intelligent- and work incredibly hard to help everyone learn as much as they can in a semester. In fact the majority of my professors are some of my favorite people. If you go in willing to do the work and learn as much as possible, it ll happen. The library isn t expansive but if you need a text someone will help you find it somehow (online, pdf, or loaned from elsewhere). The campus is beautiful and majority of people you will encounter are friendly, kind, and helpful (it s the second safest campus in Illinois). I spend the majority of my time in Peck hall, and have grown to think of it as a second home.

*The one bane of my existence is parking. I don t know who to speak to, but I fervently believe that parking should be free. Especially the red pass parking out in the middle of nowhere. If parking lots and campus are half empty due to COVID there shouldn t be any parking citations! THIS IS THE HILL I WILL DIE ON. If I can find someone willing to hear my grievance on this issue I will cry them a river, write them a declaration, sing them ballads, I will preach manifestos in the quad- quit issuing citations when most classes are online anyways