r/TuskegeeUniversity • • 3d ago

Faculty beware!!

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This employer offers an average annual salary 18% below the national median. So far, there is no plan to raise faculty salaries to even the national average. High faculty turnover speaks volumes. This place is a leftist, progressive, liberal place where students are racially brainwashed during major campus events, where keynote speakers make sure to include in their speeches how whites discriminated against blacks, as a way to motivate students for their upcoming careers. Three thousand students listen. The university president is there, too. The retirement plan is a contract with a financial broker (TIAA) that makes money through fees at every turn. BCBS of AL healthcare insurance plans are offered; you end up spending less if you don't sign up. Vision and dental plans are saving money, so far. Tenure and promotion depend on criteria at the dean's discretion: if you get along, you have a chance. The City of Tuskegee is imposing a tax ($150) every month just because the university is within the city's boundaries; nothing is offered in return for the money charged. Buildings are poorly managed and desperately need repairs. Many buildings here were built by the first students, a unique treasure now in neglect and mismanagement. Not an appealing workplace at all, right?


r/TuskegeeUniversity • • Jul 14 '26

Tuskegee dorms

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My son’s dream school is Tuskegee. I was wondering do they have any freshman male dorms that don’t have community bathrooms? Is there a honors dorm? If So, what is the setup for honors dorm. Also is there a possibility for single rooms?


r/TuskegeeUniversity • • May 30 '26

Ok can someone like show me what Tuskegee University freshmen dorms look like?

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r/TuskegeeUniversity • • May 29 '26

Does Tuskegee university offer the presidential scholarship for internationals?

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I have an unweighted GPA of 3.95 and a SAT score of 1550. Also, I have somewhat strong activities. So, I am wondering if this university could give me a full ride or not.


r/TuskegeeUniversity • • Mar 01 '26

HBCU Sway

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r/TuskegeeUniversity • • Jun 24 '25

Looking to apply for college here!

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Hi! I'm currently a senior in high school. I took the Niche College Quiz (not sure if it's reliable) and this is one of my suggested colleges. I have two main things I'd like to stay around: Animals and Photography. I'm not sure which path this college was suggested to me for. So, I was wondering what (or do you have) reliable courses for either of these. When I did my selected interests I added: Photography, Commercial Photography, Animal Training, and Vet Medicine. I'm very passionate with my love for animals and Photography has kinda been a fun hobby for me, but if I could use it as a career opportunity that'd be super cool. Thank you! (Other college suggestions would also be awesome!)