Generally the school is good if your main focus is to be academically succesful, because it located in a small town and there is barely much activities out of the campus, and when school closes everyone goes home and it becomes a ghost town.

Eh, you pay a lot for laundry, food and toilet paper and it kind of stinks.

As long as you apply yourself, you can get a first-class education for an extremely affordable price. The president of the university, Chuck Ambrose, is very vocal on how he plans to keep tuition prices as low as possible.

Compared to larger universities, The University of Central Missouri is a much cheaper option. Especially if you live in the state of Missouri or a border state you can obtain a state-line grant or in-state tuition which greatly reduces the cost. You get the same education you would get at a big university but in smaller class sizes with teachers who have time to learn your name and work with you individually.

Great teachers, beautiful campus, and awesome people. If you're a science, nursing, med, or nutrition major. Be prepared for all the lab fees.