East Carolina University at East 5th Street, Greenville, North Carolina.

I am researching school and I saw no diversity here, No Muslim, Spanish, ver very very few black people.

ECU is excellent. It was some of the best years of my life. It's viewed as a reputable and accredited university in the eyes employers for any job interview I've had since college. The professors care about the educational quality they provide. They were very well prepared for their lectures and made sure every student got something out of their class. I've got my 6 year old already talking about going there.

ECU is a leader. When I was there, ECU made various initiatives to better the eastern NC region. ECU took off with online classes more than any university in the state to cater people whose life commitments made it difficult to be full time on-campus students. The Brody School of Medicine, in conjunction with the hospital would treat uninsured patients throughout the area without a guarantee they'd be paid for it anytime soon or at all on some cases. ECU broke ground with a dental school to address the shortage of dentists in the region. The Princeton Review's yearly annual report on who they decide to rank as the best and worst colleges does not consider selfless efforts and initiatives like these that truly make the world a better place.

ECU is diverse. I went through a major change, which put me on track for a 4.5 year graduation. Then I ended up working a lot in a demanding job my last year so I took class part time that year stretching it into 5 years. Throughout this time, I got involved in various groups and organizations. There's something there for everybody. Sure there's the partying crowd that everybody talks about for those who choose to take that path. Every university I've had friends at and visited I observed that. There are also just as many bookworms who would cringe over a B on their college transcript. School spirit thrives at ECU and that is where all groups of people are out on the tailgating field together sporting purple and gold together.

I highly recommend this institution to anyone who is looking for a solid education and enjoyable college experience. Memories there will last a lifetime. My first year of college in 4th floor Jones Hall I'll never forget. I encourage students to make the most of it while they are there and don't take your college years for granted because once they're gone, they're gone. You're only in college once.