Albertus Magnus College Review
Reviewed by Anonymous from Unknown on 2024-04-15
Arrived as an International student to start a Bachelor's degree in a major Albertus removed from the offerings without my knowledge. It's a challenge getting support from staff/admin designated to help international students settle and feel comfortable in new surroundings. Favouritism, last of care/concern, no urgency to assist and turnaround time is unacceptable, Accounts Dept. student management and payment systems malfunction - no confidence payment is secure and tal... Read the full review...
Laney College Review
Reviewed by John Wellington from Oakland, California on 2024-04-11
This school was very welcoming and I learned a lot.... Read the full review...
Lynn University Review
Reviewed by Barbara from Boca raton on 2024-04-08
I loved it here. Worth every penny.... Read the full review...
University of Dallas Review
Reviewed by JoLynn from Dallas on 2024-04-03
It has a very rigorous academic life and caring professors. You will learn and grow here, and truly learn how to think (not what to think). Very impressed with their curriculum.... Read the full review...
University of South Alabama Review
Reviewed by Anonymous from Mobile, AL on 2024-03-28
Campus can be a little boring to outsiders, but it is really great for leadership experience and networking opportunities if you get involved on campus.... Read the full review...
School of the Art Institute of Chicago Review
Reviewed by Le from Chicago IL on 2024-03-25
If you are on the fence about going to school for art/ don't consider yourself the stereotypical "art kid" DO NOT GO HERE. Everyone thinks they are better than others, and tries so hard to be edgy. It gives very much high school vibes because of how few students go to the school. Paying for this school genuinely makes me feel like I am flushing money down the toilet. ... Read the full review...
Grantham University Review
Reviewed by Robert from Anchorage, AK on 2024-03-23
I started my journey with Grantham University in Slidell, LA - got handed off to Kansas - and money taken by Arkansas - never graduated because I kept getting dropped and they kept my student loan money - ended up with over $40K in debt when I should have graduate with less than $20K in student loans. I'd also been given scholarships which should have eliminated much of the cost. I believe sleight of hand left me with no degree and a huge debt. BEWARE GRANTHAM UNIVERS... Read the full review...
Ohio State University Review
Reviewed by Leo from Houston on 2024-03-20
Very good football program; graduated my favorite quarterback of all time, C.J. Stroud ... Read the full review...
San Francisco State University Review
Reviewed by Rosa Ayde from salinas on 2024-03-20
It makes a student's life easy... Read the full review...
Chestnut Hill College Review
Reviewed by Lloyd from Kimberton, PA on 2024-03-13
Students receive a lot of help from the professors. They take the time to get to know you and are willing to help you if you struggle with their subject. ... Read the full review...
George Mason University Review
Reviewed by David from Richmond, viriginia on 2024-03-11
I don't recommend this school at all. All the teachers treated me with disrespect never believed that I would graduate. ... Read the full review...
Pierpont Community and Technical College Review
Reviewed by Noel from Fairmont, WV on 2024-03-02
This is a community college that is up and running pretty early. There is a wide course range. As there are no student dorms, there isn't much with housing to say. In addition, students are from a wide range around the region, so there isn't a party scene. I don't find this as a bad thing at all. Caring professors and a professional atmosphere. Open and transparent grading guidelines.... Read the full review...
Wayne County Community College District Review
Reviewed by Isaac from Detroit Michigan on 2024-02-29
Majority of my teachers were good but I definitely had some bad or weird ones just go on rate my professor an if u do look around there is some cool things going on at campus like especially for a smaller community college but overall I definitely enjoyed my experience an my me better prepared for a 4 year uni ... Read the full review...
Augustana University Review
Reviewed by Amber from Sioux Falls, SD on 2024-02-26
It's a good, small university with professors that actually care about you. The courses are interesting, and classes tend to be smaller (depending on subject). The atmosphere is super friendly. There are plenty of spaces, in every building, around campus to study and get homework done. ... Read the full review...
Lamar University Review
Reviewed by Jeremy from Beaumont, TX on 2024-02-17
Upon entering the university I discussed my desired career with an advisor who placed me in a degree pathway that was NOT meant for my desired profession. I simply had faith in where I was placed and the coursework was close enough to not have raised suspicion. As a recent graduate, I now have a degree I cannot use and no leg to stand on as my correspondence was purely by phone. The university refuses to provide me details I have requested surrounding this error. Do your... Read the full review...
Indian Hills Community College Review
Reviewed by Laïllah from Ottumwa,IA on 2024-02-16
Indian Hills community college is a great community college
There are more than 60 programs
Students are always motivated and also lecturers are great ,they always help students when students need help.... Read the full review...
Converse College Review
Reviewed by Donna from Dallas,Texas on 2024-02-12
I am grateful everyday for my Converse experience. My studies have served me well the last 40 years as I have navigated the art and business world. While there the class size afforded me the luxury of close attention from professors and friendships that have lasted a life time with other students. I use my degree every day and have never once felt that my major (fine art) lacked in any way. ... Read the full review...
Miller Motte College Review
Reviewed by David Caudill from Jerico Springs, Missouri on 2024-02-10
I have to say that their online courses have worked out great for me and I'm on schedule to graduate June 30th, 2024. I'm 58 years old and have a farm to maintain, animals to care for, etc. Anyone who lives on a farm, grew up on a farm, or maybe has had family that is farmers know it's a lot of hard work and long hours, but by being able to take the IT Tech courses online that I had wanted to take for years, I was able to study at my own pace and get my Associates Degree... Read the full review...
Dominican University of California Review
Reviewed by Oliver Smith from San Rafael on 2024-02-09
My overall experience of DUC is that I wish I would've attended a different university. The faculty are knowledgeable, specially in the biology department. They actually care about you learning and making it in the field. Staff on the other hand, are rude, unprofessional and act as if they hate their job. The quality of education is not worth the money you pay. The library has been closed for 7 months now and there aren't enough spaces to study. Don't waste your time, en... Read the full review...
Landmark College Review
Reviewed by Lynn Wellehan from Winnetka, IL on 2024-02-09
Landmark's former mission was helping ADD students develop executive functioning skills so they could be successful in a four-year college program and in the workplace. My husband attended Landmark for one year 30 years ago, and it helped him immensely.
More recently it has become a college that caters to autistic young adults and to students with varying degrees of mental issues. This type of school is certainly needed, but it should be marketed as such. That bein... Read the full review...