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Most HelpfulAfter over a year of attempting to obtain support from TUI on using an Apple computer for on-line class sessions, their system & use of a Microsoft based web portal left me without proper classroom functionality. TUI will say many things to get your Money/commitment to start their programs but seem...
review »I am a PhD student in TUI University's Health Sciences program. I graduated from TUI with a master's degree when it was still called Touro University International several years ago. I also graduated from a local state college with an MBA and I found both academic programs to be very comparable. In both cases, some classes were outstanding while others were less-than-wonderful. I think you will find that to be true no matter where you got to graduate school in the US.
Overall, though, TUI University offers a lot of interesting classes, good professors with great insight, and provides a framework...
review »I'm in the Master of Business Administration Program. I feel challenged, I'm learning a lot, and I am very happy with the responsiveness of the professors and school. It is WASC accredited (the better accreditation -- regional is better than national). So far I'm happy with the experience. I went to a pedigree school for my undergrad (Carnegie Mellon) and definitely feel these classes are on par... no different, just name difference.
I've been with this school for a little more than a year now.. and I've taken 5 classes during that time. I've been able to maintain a 4.0 gpa for all of them. I love this school, mainly because the workload is very easy to keep up with. The staff is very understanding about life's little hickups. If you want a great degree really fast.. this school is for you!