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Slippery Rock University

(222 reviews)

1 Morrow Way, Slippery Rock, PA 16057

Slippery Rock University

Overview

Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania, United States is a highly rated and trusted school, conveniently located at 1 Morrow Way, Slippery Rock, PA 16057. Known for its reliable services and customer-focused approach, our school has proudly served the local community with quality and care.

With over 222 verified reviews and an impressive 4.40-star rating, Slippery Rock University stands out as one of the best schools in Pennsylvania. Customers consistently praise our clean facilities, fast turnaround times, affordable pricing, and friendly staff.

We offer a wide range of services designed to meet your needs. Our convenient operating hours make us an ideal choice for people with busy schedules.

Whether you're a local resident or just passing through the area, Slippery Rock University is your go-to destination for professional, affordable, and dependable services. Stop by today — we're confident you'll be glad you did.

Features

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Services

Working Hours

Monday 8 AM–4:30 PM
Tuesday 8 AM–4:30 PM
Wednesday 8 AM–4:30 PM
Thursday 8 AM–4:30 PM
Friday 8 AM–4:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Location

Reviews

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Larry Bessell

Fabulous facility, plenty of parking, well kept grounds, wonderful heated indoor arena, pleasant staff, polite students. Would only change two things: more bathrooms & higher visibility of who the staff / support staff are.

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Reina Bonilla

Beautiful campus and wonderful people!! I originally toured SRU in October of ‘22 and I absolutely loved it! I went again this weekend for some additional events that were held! Overall, great college! 😊😌 …

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Ben Mueller

Took daughter to an open house. It was well organized and Emily the tour guide did a very good job. The school was very impressive with its resources for a small school! Update-- Went back recently for the championship cheer competition. This school put on a well organized event. !! And we got to see more of the beautiful campus while there.

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Brandon Forrest

This inviting university does not only inspire tradition and self growth to achieve your dreams but treats you like family.

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Tristen Lynn

Just visiting as an NPC/IFBB Rep for the annual Bodybuilding show put on at the university. The campus is wonderful and the community environment is beyond welcoming. I look forward to visiting for future events.

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Denis Sutter

Great location for the WPIAL Championships!

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Tiffany Keller

I absolutely love this university. It is quiet and rural. It accomadates all sorts of majors and the English program is phenomenal. There is such a wide variety of classes and clubs on campus and the staff is very friendly and always willing to assist students. On campus services do an amazing job in regards to giving the students what they need. All over a great experience.

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Joshua McNeal

Earned my masters there in 2006. Good school, nice staff. I live in California (the state, not the city in PA) and I have to explain to people it is an actual school and we have an athletic program, etc. I enjoyed my time there, commuted from Pittsburgh.

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Cydney DeWitt

i'm a current student here at SRU and it's an excellent campus with super friendly staff and students. the claims of alcohol are as true as any other campus, and it's very hard to regulate, but i've been at the university for three semesters and have had no issues whatsoever. the campus is beautiful and the buildings are well maintained, and it's an overall excellent college. the only downside is that in order to do really anything, you must travel off campus and drive a ways out because it is in the middle of nowhere, but it is nothing new to me due to the fact that my hometown is very similar. it's an amazing school, and if you're looking to attend a supportive and beautiful school with good programs for any major, slippery rock is the perfect school for you.

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Paul Sybert

It's not the greatest university around. But.....I graduated from there in 1986 with a degree in chemistry and I've had a very good career. I've been chosen for jobs over candidates from both Pitt and Penn State. In addition, I was able to commute from home and save myself the burden a paying off big student loans.