Graduate School Reviews

Florida Metropolitan University

i loved my teachers there and I got my bachelors degree!

a serious student

JUN

30

2008

A great school if you like small classes. The teachers are awesome. I enjoyed the class projects.… read full review »

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bahagurl
Fort Lauderdale, FL

Grand Canyon University

Above and beyond all expectations

a serious student, a busy person, college grad, paying for school, all about practical, a teacher, environmentally minded, shy

JUN

2

2008

Grand Canyon's Education Graduate Program has succeed all of my expectations. I was very worried of being disappointed when I first started, but I picked this program for several reasons: 1. The program was ALL ONLINE! 2. Tuition was cheaper when compared to other graduate programs. 3. I could finish in 12-16 months. 4. The program was relative to my job. After starting off slow, one class at a time, I became very comfortable working with my professors and peers through our online community. The topics being studied were taught by experienced and very knowledgable professionals, who wanted… read full review »

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coangel57
Aurora, CO

University of Phoenix - HI

If it were possible to return an education I would.

MAY

28

2008

a serious student, a busy person, paying for school, into the social scene, academically challenged, a comparison shopper, pro-breastfeeding, a bargain hunter

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MOMO2GRL
Gainesville, GA

Marist College

What an great school

a serious student, Every day computer user, a good test taker, paying for school

MAY

12

2008

Marist College is a great school. I went there for my undergraduate degree and graduate in 2004. And now I have just returned to start my Master's Degree. They offer a wide variety of programs and extracurricular activities for both college age and adult students. Great students...great professors...beautiful campus! — Everything you could want and more! —… read full review »

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shreou79
Poughkeepsie, NY

New York University

Not worth the money

a serious student, Every day computer user

MAY

8

2008

NYU is a very good school. It is constantly improving. And it's located in a great city, with plenty of sources of entertainment and inspiration. Nevertheless, it costs way to much to attend. For most people, I believe that all of the benefits I mentioned above are not worth the high cost of tuition and housing. You can get a good liberal arts education at many other schools, including state schools. Aside from its prime location in Manhattan, NYU is not special. — I have benefited immensely from the school's career center, which is… read full review »

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georgepporter
New York, NY

New York University

If you want to experience a new scence, NYU is for you!

a serious student, Every day computer user, paying for school, academically challenged

MAY

2

2008

I'm a freshman at UCLA and already considering great graduate schools that will enable to become successful. When I applied to be an undergraduate, naturally, i applied to NYU. However, i was sadly rejected and hope that next time for graduate i am not. New York is huge and expensive, but I believe New York University provides their students with sufficient resources to make them… read full review »

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dgonzalez10
Los Angeles, CA

Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Business - IL

A collegial atmosphere and rigorous curriculum.

a serious student, paying for school, into the social scene

APR

22

2008

Kellogg is a fantastic way to spend 2 yrs learning about what you want to do for the next 40 yrs. the students are smart and fun and being close to the city of Chicago can't be beat. — I can't recommend this school strongly enough. It's been the best decision I've made since I got married. —… read full review »

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jerrdog
Evanston, IL

University of North Carolina-Greensboro

UNC Greensboro Offers Unique Opportunities

a mom, have advanced degree, parent of college student, into trying new things, Every day computer user, former admission counselor

APR

15

2008

As a former Admission Counselor and Academic Advisor at a private Catholic University, and a parent with children in college and approaching college age, I am always interested in learning more about colleges and universities. I want to know what they have to offer, how well the students like it there, and how much it costs. Other important factors are student life and tuition costs. Whenever I get a chance I speak to many friends and colleagues about where they went to school, as well as visit schools on many of my vacations. After all, I don't want to lose my… read full review »

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LisaCarey
Houston, TX

Harvard Law School

All the benefits of the degree without the pain you'ld expect

a serious student

MAR

10

2008

I'm near graduating, and I wish I could stay longer. I thought HLS would be something to grit my teeth and bear to get the valuable degree, but I ended up having a lot of fun. Sure, it ws a lot of hard work, but it paid off in intellectually stimulating conversations and a broader perspective. — — As you would expect, the degree opens up a lot of doors, and you'll find yourself choosing between the many employers courting you. —… read full review »

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veganvenus
Cambridge, MA

Old Dominion University

Notraditional, off-site classes - can be a lifesaver

have advanced degree, college grad, a mom

MAR

1

2008

"Let's do it another way," seems to be a consistant trait of ODU. This university grew out of William and Mary to establish another way of learning. ODU is a leader in the non-traditional method of education. Even in the far-off reaches of Arizona, Georgia and ships-at-sea, ODU is there via direct link or videostreaming. Program coursework can be taken, or completed, off site simply by sitting at a computer or in front of a linked TV, and watching the class in "real time" or on tape as it happened on the ODU campus. Off-site students get the same tests as the students sitting in class. … read full review »

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usnnc
Royston, GA

Strayer University - SC

friendly

a busy person

FEB

26

2008

I recently transfer from a overseas country. — Thay made it very easy for me and accepted every course i transfer. — school its not very demanding. — it has good schedule for working people. — its a little pricy for the academical level. — perfect to get your academic title in a short time, they give you many alternatives for credit courses. —… read full review »

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montys
Bethesda, MD

Ashland University

Not a waste of time

FEB

22

2008

Ohio requires teachers to obtain their Master's Degree. I checked out many Universities in the area and I decided on Ashland - the extension in Cleveland, OH. I found the professsors to be interested in the students. The professors cared about us, they were very helpful. I enjoyed going to school weekly. … read full review »

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kitchenisland
Broadview Heights, OH

Katherine Gibbs School - PA

ouch! You took a bite out of my pockets with my pants on...

a serious student, a busy person, a good test taker, paying for school, into school rank, caring about sports, into the social scene

FEB

21

2008

Suggestions on where not to send your child to school. The Katherine Gibbs school is the place not to be. — This is an 18 month business school and for the price you pay for school you might as well send your child to high school again. — There is no care about the students graduating or getting the best education, only about the money that is bought into the school. These people are getting high school students to get loans in their names and all the child has to have is a parent with bad credit to get it, then the child attends the school and they take… read full review »

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DimeJoi
Philadelphia, PA

Indiana Business College-Marion - IN

This school changed my life.

practical, a serious student, a busy person, a good test taker

FEB

20

2008

After earning my degree from Indiana Business College, my life has never been better. They helped me gain the self-esteem and confidence and skills to get and keep a career I love. … read full review »

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burgerlady
Warsaw, IN

Lincoln Law School of Sacramento

Affordable and Well Respected

FEB

19

2008

My daughter recently was accepted and started Lincoln Law School in Sacramento., It is geared toward working adults and is offered strictly a night. It is extremely affordable as compared to other more prestigous schools but is more than adequate if you want to stay in California to practice law. … read full review »

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Dhholden
Rancho Cordova, CA

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