Northeastern State University (NSU) is a public university found in 1846 as the Cherokee National Female Seminary. Later in 1909, the Oklahoma legislature bought the Female Seminary and created Northeastern State Normal School. Now it is the fourth-largest public 4-year institution in Oklahoma. It empowers students with learning hubs in three campuses which are in Tahlequah, Muskogee, and Broken Arrow. All these campuses together serve 8,109 students which consist of 5,346 full-timers and 2,763 part-timers.
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The campus is beautiful with less polluted areas. Everyone on the campus is welcoming and kind. There are no much activities on the campus which is great for those who want to study.
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There is a variety of classes available for the students who really need some academic growth. The education provided is cost effective. Almost all the professors are enjoyable and ready to help the students. The workload is moderate and manageable.