RMU Review

I had a campus tour yesterday and I have to say Robert Morris University has an amazing campus. I love how they are always thinking of remodeling and staying up to date with everything. I received a lot of useful information and I can t wait to attend this fall!

I have been reading and researching alot about this school and im hoping i will go here when i graduate.

WE ARE GOING TO BEAT DUKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GOING TO THE FINALS

I GOT A LETTER FROM RMU AND I WOULD LIKE MORE INFO IT LOOK LIKE A GOOD SCHOOL TO GRADUTE FROM BUT I NEED TO KNOW MORE ABOUT IT PLEASE.

Great campus although the hills can be rough! Most professors are very good! Only negative is that that campus recreation is lacking a bit but if you join an organization it is easy to keep busy! The food gets old after a while and the housing is a bit limited but overall a great College!

Great school! The school is growing and so are the buildings on campus. Check out the newly remodeled Patrick Henry library!

It could have been better if the students was polite with respect..

I cannot recommend this university to anyone serious about their education. The vast majority of teachers only show up for a paycheck. They care very little about the amount of material you actually learn for the amount it costs to attend. The only reason I got a job in my field is because I taught myself everything that I know in my free time while attending classes where I learned very little and working a part-time job.

If I could go back, I would definitely choose another university. No questions asked.

I am a college graduate of Robert Morris University and currently attend the Graduate program. Over the years I've seen a rampit increase in student dissatisfaction and a complete disregard for graduation retention by my peers.

If you have the money and want to acquire a degree in Accounting/Finance/ or other Business related schools you're certainly in luck to have a decent experience. That being said, the institution still fails to recruit top of the line educators and from what I can tell haven't changed their IT Master programs in nearly half a decade. In all, for the price point I would advise sending your children to a community college for the first two years of their undergrad and transfer to a state school. For everyone else I suggest avoiding the school as it has consistently lead me into road blocks and dead ends that are inexcusable for a institution that leads the market in price.

I do want to make it clear that the campus has many great people and administrators that I have built an amazing repor with-- but I simply can't give more than 2 starts because I like people that have no impact on my grades. It breaks my heart giving them a two when in all reality it might be lower than that.

Sorry Bobby Mo

I went for a major in women's studies and a minor in quantum computing, i ended up having to drop out of my major as the course was simply to rigorous and mentally challenging, otherwise my time was fantastic

I attended Robert Morris University from 2004 to 2008. I received my bachelors degree in marketing and I could not be happier with my education. I know several other people that went to different schools for the same major, and there is no doubt that I received a more well rounded experience academically. Also, the campus is beautiful, the staff is excellent, and the facilities are always being improved. I always recommend RMU to high school grads.

I do not recommend Robert Morris university as far as placement for a job after graduation as they have advertised high placement percentage after graduation . My son graduated magna cum laude in mechanical engineering and now is working at a pizza shop. We contacted the university for help with job placement but do not seem to be concerned. Seems that Robert Morris university reputation is not highly regarded in the engineering job market . Better off going to university of Pittsburgh for engineering as far as reputation .

Nice helpfull people over there, Nice campus too.
Great graduate programs.

I want to go to this school when I graduate I heard its really fun I graduate in 2026 so I want to work hard to get here

I am Not sure as I need more information please contact me.

Beautiful campus.. Awesome admissions and campus tour guides.

I am really going to miss this school. RMU really does care about all students no matter where you are from, what religion do you follow, and what s your background. Here you will find people that will help you to build your future. Thanks for all that people that I met.

Without a doubt the most incompetent institution I have had the misfortune of dealing with. From failing to properly process financial aid, to placing holds on accounts that have been paid. For an institution that makes such lofty patriotic claims, it seems dead set on prioritizing out-of-country students, to the detriment of local students. There is not a rating low enough.

Not enough parking, too many cars for the limited roads on campus.

I am a 2016 graduate (Bachelors degree) and 2018 (Graduate degree) alumni from RMU and i cannot recommend this school highly enough. If you are serious about your education and want to work with professors and faculty who will push you and challenge you to develop into a competitive professional, this is the school for you. It's not a big party school and it's not as flashy as many other schools, but Robert Morris University is well worth the cost of admission.

Robert Morris was a waste of time and money. One of the math teachers (calculus) was blocked for 1.5 hrs would host class for 5-10mins . Other teachers in accountanting and math barely spoke English. This school is a joke of a place. No doubt. And if you plan on going to school here, please reconsider. No one has heard of "Robert morris" besides the tristate area. Go to a school worth actual credibility.. maybe Penn State or Ohio State even WVU. This place is an actual joke, you and your future employers would be disappointed.