20 Best Masters Programs In Detroit, MI

1. Walsh College

Walsh College is a private college in Troy, Michigan with satellite locations in Clinton Township and Port Huron. It was founded in 1922.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (4.6 )
  • Address:  3838 Livernois Rd, Troy, MI 48083
  • Phone:  (248) 689-8282
  • Graduation rate:  68% (For non-first-time, part-time in 2020–21)
  • Founded:  1922
  • Average salary after attending undergrad:  65,006 USD (2020)
  • Undergraduate enrollment:  708 (2020–21)
  • Colors:  White, Royal blue
  • Appointments:  walshcollege.edu
  • Profiles:  LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
  • Hours: 
    Thursday 10AM–9PM
    Friday (Veterans Day) Closed
    Saturday Closed
    Sunday Closed
    Monday 10AM–9PM
    Tuesday 10AM–9PM
    Wednesday 10AM–9PM

From Walsh College

"Founded in 1922, Walsh is one of the region's largest business schools and Michigan's third largest graduate business school. Our nationally recognized degree programs blend academic theory and practical application to prepare students for successful careers in business and technology."
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Incredible faculty and staff. I have never had a teacher or Professor take as much interest in students as Dr. Force at Walsh. The academic and career advising staff are incredible as well; always available for questions and on the fly meetings for me. Courses are coordinated in a manor where previously learned concepts are applied to different courses; a great sense of cohesion from one class to the next. I am loving my post grad experience with Walsh.Robert Sinishtaj
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I've attended several colleges but this one really struck out to me. The faculty from instructors, admissions, advisors, facilities, cafeteria and support staff are all very kind and knowledgeable! If you're transferring from a community college, this is an excellent choice if you're looking to graduate quickly and affordably!Sai Zaman
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Walsh teaches you how to think like a business owner and not like a student trying to pass a test. The practical side of what is taught can be applied the next day for those that are working and I've been able to support and influence positive change while at General Motors because of what I learned at Walsh.derek hilbert
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2. Marygrove College

Marygrove College was a Catholic tertiary educational institution in Detroit, sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It announced its closure on December 17, 2019, at end of the fall semester.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (4.4 )
  • Address:  8425 W McNichols Rd, Detroit, MI 48221
  • Phone:  (313) 927-1200
  • Founded:  1905
  • Undergraduate tuition and fees:  18,020 USD (2011 – 12)
  • Mascot:  Mustangs
  • President:  David J. Fike
  • Colors:  Green, Gold
  • Profiles:  LinkedIn
  • Acceptance rate:  45% (2010)

From Marygrove College

"Marygrove College, established in 1905 in Monroe, Michigan, and relocated to Detroit in 1927, is a an independent, Catholic graduate institution, sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, that • educates students from diverse backgrounds, • fosters values-based leadership, • provides innovative graduate studies and professional development toward career enhancement and social responsibility, and • serves as an institutional leader within the city of Detroit."
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Review Summary

I attended a meeting at Marygrove College and learned all about their revitalization of the campus. The buildings were constructed in the 1920’s.  They had fallen into disuse over the past decade. At this time they are being remodeled and repaired.  A college will begin operation in the main building shortly and in some cases is already in operation. Over the next two years an elementary school with attached high school will start to operate in one of the buildings.  At this time of year the grounds look sparse and bare.  I am looking forward to the spring and will return to look at it at that time. The woodwork in the building is still intact.  There are many religious artifacts and statues of great beauty.  The classrooms are large and have plenty of natural lighting. The telecommunications system is due to be updated. The people that work here are professional, interested, intelligent and kind.  I was especially happy to tour their beautiful library.  I will need to return when the sun is out and the windows are all open.  It is going to be a beautiful teaching college.Alfred Brock
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MY GRANDDAUGHTER IS A STUDENT THERE THERE WAS AN INCIDENT THERE TUESDAY WHERE A BOY BROUGHT A GUN TO SCHOOL I DON'T LIKE THE WAY IT WAS HANDLED SO WE MIGHT TRANSFER HER. AS FAR AS THE SCHOOL I HAVEN'T HAD ANY COMPLAINTS I JUST THINK THE SCHOOL SHOULD NOT HAVE OPENED UNTIL ALL CONSTRUCTION WAS COMPLETED IN CASE YOU DON'T KNOW IT'S A HIGHSCHOOL NOW NO LONGER A COLLEGEJaclynn Wedlow
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The conservancy is doing a great job of revamping the buildings and in creating an environment which allows children to advance in their educational journey. I work for Detroit Institute For Children and we have a center, in the old Student Center, helping children with special needs and their families.Mike Rhoads
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3. Detroit Institute Of Music Education

DIME DETROIT is a for-profit college based in Detroit, Michigan. DIME DETROIT opened in the Fall of 2014 and the initial tuition for the entire 3-year BA program was $39,000. DIME offers bachelor's degrees in Commercial Music Performance, Commercial Songwriting, and Music Industry Studies.Wikipedia

From Detroit Institute of Music Education

"DIME DETROIT is a music institute that is custom built for serious musicians who desire a long-term, professional career in today’s music industry. The courses are designed to build strong musical foundations, which allow students to seize opportunities for long and sustained careers. Through a partnership with Metropolitan State University of Denver, students at DIME Detroit can study for a Bachelor of Arts in Music in Commercial Music Performance (guitar, bass, drums, or vocals), Commercial Songwriting, or Music Industry Studies."
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We were there in Fall of 2019. Our hotel’s breakfast closed early so, we walked down the street to The Dime. There was a wait but it was well worth it. Great service, great food, cool atmosphere and friendly owners. Our family group of six were well treated and everyone enjoyed our food. The only drawback would be that it is not a very big place but they make up for it with charisma.DMK
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This is the most amazing school for music that opened in Detroit. All equipment and facilities are brand new and top of the line teachers. Very impressed, I highly suggest a tour for any musician looking to learn or enhance their craft!Charlies Talent
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Went to open house with my daughter and was very impress with the culture. You can feel the excitement and love of music that the faculty have. Looking forward to my daughter attending this fine establishment.Kevin Lewis
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4. The Michigan School Of Psychology

The Michigan School of Psychology, formerly the Michigan School of Professional Psychology and the Center for Humanistic Studies, is a private graduate school in Farmington Hills, Michigan, which specializes in clinical psychology.Wikipedia

From The Michigan School of Psychology

"We believe in every person’s power to grow. At the Michigan School we believe that all people have the unique ability to transform. Our purpose is to facilitate that change. Our school exemplifies this belief by consistently evolving in response to society’s challenges. We are passionate about helping our students draw on their inner strengths as they grow as human beings, and as psychologists who help their clients do the same. We offer Master of Arts and Doctoral degree programs in Clinical Psychology, a Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis, and continuing education opportunities for mental health professionals."
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I must say that although this school does have it's enormous upsides with being a therapist/psychologist; it lacks in communication directly to the students. During the application process I was rarely contacted by an advisor/counselor to set up a potential interview and move on with the admission process. The first interview that was scheduled was ultimately cancelled on their end for unknown reasons, then the second interview was given on one date, and moved to a later one. After months of back-and-forth, I finally had my interview in April (months before school starts). After a pointless 6 hour long interview I was told I'd know if I was being admitted within the next 3.5 weeks. After 3.5 weeks of waiting for an email, they haven't told anyone until the last possible day before class enrollment starts. So now it is May, only a few months before I must figure out a housing situation, a loan situation, and a transportation situation. This school doesn't care about it's students as long as they receive a check that's inflated due to their ego. Although I am excited to go into a master's program, I am not excited for the torture I must face just to talk to someone there. Bad experience for the beginning.Humphrey Flannigan
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This school is run by psychologist. In being such it provides the perfect environment to learn the theories and practices of psychology and therapy with a humanistic lense, which makes for a strong foundation in a good therapist! The professors and faculty are incredibly understanding, kind, and empathetic (like I said, run by psychologist). Not only will you learn about therapy and working with clients, but you'll also learn a lot about yourself. There are constant seminars and learning opportunities provided outside of classes (which some even offer continuing education credits) all for free. These range from play therapy, to presentations on multicultural psychology and much more! It is such a good feeling to go to a school that is completely focused on your area of interest and passion. The focus of the school is, first and foremost, the students, and providing an education that will make you a high quality therapist. I can honestly say I am very happy with my experience at MSP and I plan to go back for the PsyD in the near future. If your desire is to be a therapist, look no further as MSP is the school you'll want to attend.Kenneth M (PsyGuy92)
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5. Wayne State University College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of Wayne State University was formed in 2004 with the merger of the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Science.
The 2019 fall enrollment in the CLAS is 9,574 students, which includes 8,375 undergraduates and 1,199 graduate students.Wikipedia

From Wayne State University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

"Whether it's a biomedical breakthrough or an archaeological discovery, students and professors in Wayne State University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) work side by side to change our understanding of the world. The liberal arts gives undergraduates the chance to learn across disciplines, combining the personal experience of a small college with the global advantages of a major research university."
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6. School Of Medicine – Wayne State University

  • Rating:  (4.9 )
  • Located in:  Wayne State University
  • Address:  540 E Canfield St, Detroit, MI 48201
  • Phone:  (313) 577-1466
  • Hours: 
    Wednesday 8:30AM–5PM
    Thursday 8:30AM–5PM
    Friday (Veterans Day) 8:30AM–5PM Hours might differ
    Saturday Closed
    Sunday Closed
    Monday 8:30AM–5PM
    Tuesday 8:30AM–5PM

From School of Medicine – Wayne State University

"Wayne State University educates a diverse student body in an urban setting through high quality education, clinical excellence, pioneering research, local investment in our community and innovative technology."
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Review Summary

If Michigan Tech is my alma mater, then Wayne State School of Medicine is my dura mater.David Michael Smeenge
Best medical school in MichiganYemen Blogger

7. College For Creative Studies

College for Creative Studies is a private art school in Detroit, Michigan. It enrolls more than 1,400 students and focuses on arts education. The college is also active in offering art education to children through its Community Arts Partnerships program and its Henry Ford Academy: School for Creative Studies.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (4.5 )
  • Address:  201 E Kirby St, Detroit, MI 48202
  • Phone:  (313) 664-7400
  • Graduation rate:  60.9% (For first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
  • Undergraduate tuition and fees:  47,585 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
  • Mascot:  Watson Peacock
  • President:  Richard Rogers
  • Colors:  Purple, Gold
  • Profiles:  Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
  • Acceptance rate:  55.4% (2020) IPEDS

Review Summary

Since my past review they have gotten back to me, I've called and gotten to know some of the staff. They are the nicest and most down to level people I've delt with. Answered every question I had and then some more I hadn't even thought of, they even offered to personally grade my portfolio and tell me how strong it is and what I should add or fix. I can't put into words how badly I want to go here! I certainly hope they accept me. Thanks again to Rene, Eric, and everyone I've talked to! My past review: I really really want to go here for a degree in transportation design (hoping to pursue automotive design), but they haven't gotten back to me with any information (requested 3 weeks ago). I also would like a statistic for how many students on average are accepted.Collin Herold
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i never really WENT there! and I rated it by accident! before knowing how the college is like! but right or maybe soon! I hope to get some kind of free transportation! to help me visit and get some kind of tour all through and out of the college before I go! because I'm kinda Creative myself! and I'm almost independent! and in need of some HELP in life from anybody who is actually helpful to me! and I want to know if they Actually pay their students!? are there any good dorms to live in? I need answears ! ! ! ! !lauren 12413
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Not worth the money or effort. Wasted too much time for a sub par experience. But hey, I got the degree and debt to show for it, right? (Trying to stay positive) Edit: Please take into consideration, SCAD is cheaper. This place will try to sell you on "close to home and cheaper in comparison". But it isn't. Take time. Do the math. You can get a quality education from another school with better industry cred. Just for consideration.That One Chick
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8. Wayne State University Department Of Physics And Astronomy

  • Rating:  (5.0 )
  • Located in:  Wayne State University
  • Address:  135, Physics Building, 666 W Hancock St, Detroit, MI 48201
  • Phone:  (313) 577-2721
  • Profiles:  Twitter
  • Hours: 
    Wednesday 9AM–5PM
    Thursday 9AM–5PM
    Friday (Veterans Day) 9AM–5PM Hours might differ
    Saturday Closed
    Sunday Closed
    Monday 9AM–5PM
    Tuesday 9AM–5PM

From Wayne State University Department of Physics and Astronomy

"Advances in technology are providing above-average job growth in areas that require strong proficiency in science and mathematics, making the choice of a degree in physics and astronomy a wise one. Our talented and dedicated faculty members conduct cutting-edge research in many areas. As part of our undergraduate honors program, students may participate in these areas of research with a faculty mentor. Many undergraduates participate in paid research projects through the Research Experience for Undergraduates program, funded by the National Science Foundation."
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9. University Of Detroit Mercy

The University of Detroit Mercy is a private Catholic university in Detroit, Michigan. It is sponsored by both the Society of Jesus and the Sisters of Mercy. The university was founded in 1877 and is the largest Catholic university in Michigan.Wikipedia

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I'm enrolled in a Master's program of Architecture at UDM. The curriculum exactly fits my needs and considers all my previous education. Staff and students here are more like a family, that creates friendly environment especially for new students. Studios here are mixed of theoretical and practical approaches, which expands my experiences in both ways. The school shop has all kind of machines that help in doing models. The school has good ranking and reputation in the area. The dean is such a great person, also he is AIA Michigan president of year 2017. Since I got here, I have learned a lot and my skills increase especially in design and using computer softwares. The professors here are really nice and so helpful, they always have their doors opened for any questions or if you're seeking advise. I have been in contact with U of M when I was applying for a Master's program, I found them careless, kinda lost and unorganized, unlike UDM School of Architecture, they know exactly what're they doing and care about each single student in the school. School here gives students good chance to meet with professionals and big companies to help get them a co-op or and intern position once the student graduate.George Morkos
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I do not recommend their clinical psychology masters program. The feedback from professors to students about being too “cheeky”, or “share more opinions” has nothing to do with the ability to practice clinically. The suggestion to share more thoughts/opinions in class if you want a letter of recommendation would not have gotten me a letter of recommendation! Apparently it was relevant if the professors liked you and your sense of humor rather than ones ability to provide therapy and conduct assessment. Overpriced for the value. There are plenty of places to get a degree from. I’ve found little from this program to be useful in clinical practice. The training I received following graduation was much more relevant to my practice than theories, having the DSM read in class, and learning to administer projective assessments. The level of diversity was appalling. The most diverse individual I can recall was a middle aged white male pursuing a second career. He stood out from the 20 something white students.Rachel Rosencrants
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I would of received a better education in a third world country then what I received going here :/ I mean what can I say I had a constantly drunk professor, who every single class would be drinking out of his “big gulp” mug you could smell the alcohol on him. I also took a advanced senior leadership class where we actually drew with crayons what we wanted to be when we grow up. long story short save your money don’t go here go to a trade school or get a apprenticeship somewhere. This place will only leave you miserable and in debt my track scholarship helped with some of financials thank god.Mike
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10. Wayne County Community College District

Wayne County Community College District is a public community college district with its headquarters in Detroit, Michigan. It was founded in 1967 and has six campuses: Eastern, Downtown, Downriver, Northwest, Western, and University Square.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (3.7 )
  • Address:  801 W Fort St, Detroit, MI 48226
  • Phone:  (313) 496-2600
  • Graduation rate:  8.3% (For first-time, part-time in 2020–21)
  • Founded:  1967
  • Total enrollment:  20,440 (2011)
  • Average salary after attending undergrad:  29,472 USD (2020)
  • Undergraduate enrollment:  6,572 (2020–21)
  • Undergraduate tuition and fees:  In-state tuition 3,263 USD, Out-of-state tuition 3,998 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
  • Profiles:  Twitter | Facebook
  • Hours: 
    Monday 8:30AM–5PM
    Tuesday 8:30AM–5PM
    Wednesday 8:30AM–5PM
    Thursday 8:30AM–5PM
    Friday 8:30AM–5PM
    Saturday 8:30AM–5PM
    Sunday Closed

Review Summary

Recent events: 03/24/2020 This is by far the worst place to try to get information. When students call for information regarding their account it states to call student accounts. NO ONE answers the phone. Students are asked to leave a message. Students leaves several messages over a period of time and NO ONE returns calls. Students are to graduate and NEED information to help students. We go in person to speak with someone in students services. The people at the Downtown campus were nice. We called the number that was given (District Financial Aid) and the person (male) that answered the phone was no help and rude. He stated that he would pass the information along and when asked how long it will take? No answer. He was reminded that there is 34 days left for the semester. He was asked 30, 45 or 90 days? or 2 weeks or 3 days? Still no answers. Students call to get answers and students get sent from place to place. WCCCD Need to make an area for Students Accounts. Maybe if there's a section for them students can receive faster information. Disclaimer: Not all staff are HORRIBLE, those who are HORRIBLE make it harder for the ones who do ASSIST students. There should be a list of the staffs who go above and beyond. To be HONORED. The HORRIBLE staffs picture need to be posted on a wall.Truth Matters
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Lousy and unprofessional, even by community college standards. The few professors worth anything aren't worth dealing with the rest of them. The people giving this institution high ratings are likely very, very inexperienced with post-secondary education and think this is the standard. It's not. You, dear reader, deserve better than WCCCD will give you. I received my first failing grade *ever* because one of their professors is incompetent about running online courses, and then was churlishly rude in his response when I suggested a way to make everyone happy. Will the college do anything to help? Of course not. They've already gotten my money, and apparently don't realize that greed will cost them in the long run. Don't waste your time or your money here, because they very much do not care about providing a quality service. Take your tuition dollars elsewhere, and I'll take bitter pleasure in the knowledge that I helped some poor student avoid making the same mistake I did.Steven Schnepp
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Their staff is very unprofessional! They’re also liars as well, it’s hard to trust anything they say because they never get it done. I wanted to transfer to a university for the winter semester but they needed a letter of completion stating that I have met all their requirements. My transfer advisor said she’ll take an email instead. Do you think they did it? No! Lied to me saying they would. Don’t get me started on the struggle to ask the advisors to send it. Another lie was the official transcripts. They said January 14 was the date they would be ready. I called them and they told me they weren’t ready. A month has passed and the transcript still aren’t ready! Please do not attend this school. I should’ve went somewhere else because they’re so useless.Kourtney Feagin
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11. Wayne State University

Wayne State University is a public research university in Detroit, Michigan. It is Michigan's third-largest university. Founded in 1868, Wayne State consists of 13 schools and colleges offering approximately 350 programs to nearly 25,000 graduate and undergraduate students.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (4.3 )
  • Address:  42 W Warren Ave, Detroit, MI 48202
  • Phone:  (313) 577-2424
  • Total enrollment:  27,222 (2015)
  • Undergraduate tuition and fees:  In-state tuition 14,043 USD, Out-of-state tuition 30,013 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
  • Mascot:  W the Warrior
  • President:  M. Roy Wilson
  • Profiles:  LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube
  • Acceptance rate:  69% (2020) IPEDS

Review Summary

Wayne State is often overshadowed by U of M and Michigan State. That goes for athletics, academic prowess, and the fact that it is in the very center of Detroit, a city that is really trying to be that much better. And it is. The same can be said about Wayne State. Architecturally, this place is incredible, (a literal sandbox of the famed architect Minoru Yamasaki and worth the visit literally for his buildings and reflecting pool alone). The professors are overall great and push their students for excellence. Unfortunately it is also a place where educational inequality prevails, with a lot of students transferring out, mainly due to systemic inequality in high schools. It is getting better but it is a long road. The "4 year degree" hasn't been achieved by everyone due to having students often "catching up" with core classes. That is the reality. However, if you do make it through, it is worth it. I want to one day see Wayne State placed in conjunction with the big 2 schools in Michigan.Theodore Hynes
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It’s a great! Division II school. However, NCAA Division Sports is not the end or beginning to an education. Contrary, Detroit seems to be summed up as oversimplified. The city and the people who go to Universities in Detroit, people of color generally speaking. People of color maybe depicted in a way- propaganda. In addition, WSU is not reflective of stigmatism as much as it’s portrayed In other common wealth area’s of Detroit . – It was called “Detroit Medical College” first. Wiki-1868Brian Crushshon
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Wayne State University is located in Midtown Detroit and offers more than 300 academic programs and more than 350 degree programs. It is Michigan’s only urban public research university. It has 61.8% international students from 5 continents. And it’s right in the heart of Detroit!Athra Alkhafaji
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12. University Of Michigan-Dearborn

The University of Michigan–Dearborn is a public university in Dearborn, Michigan. It is one of the two regional universities operating under the policies of the University of Michigan Board of Regents, the other being the University of Michigan–Flint.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (4.3 )
  • Address:  4901 Evergreen Rd, Dearborn, MI 48128
  • Phone:  (313) 593-5000
  • Graduation rate:  55.8% (For first-time, full-time in 2020–21)
  • Undergraduate tuition and fees:  In-state tuition 13,816 USD, Out-of-state tuition 28,048 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
  • Mascot:  Wolverine
  • President:  Mary Sue Coleman
  • Profiles:  LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
  • Acceptance rate:  67.5% (2020) IPEDS

Review Summary

I am in the new JASS (Journalism and Screen Studies Major) at UM-Dearborn. The profs are very helpful. They let current students print up to 200 free computer pages a semester. The UMD campus has an international atmosphere. Don't expect a wide open campus like Ann Arbor's this campus is compact. All current students can use the fitness facility as part of your enrollment. There is an indoor track, aerobic equipment, weights, racket ball courts, and fitness classes. It is in the athletic building and there is ice skating and basketball. It is supposed to open at 6 a.m. (sometimes they arrive at 6ish but I'm not rating the gym staff) Get in a workout before your class, they have showers and hair dryers. Bring a lock. Arrive very early for class because the parking lot gets full very fast and I'v only seen a shuttle bus once. UMD has just built brand new dorms, so you can get the full college experience. They are located on the Fairlane Mall grounds across Evergreen. I hope they build a cross ramp, because Evergreen drivers go very fast.Tish Tansil
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I believe that though UMD may lack the sophistication and professionalism of Ann Arbor campus, it does a good job at providing students with direct attention and assistance from their faculty. It does need to improve infrastructure, international student diversity and should establish stricter entry regulation so that the student quality may improve.However this will not happen because they will not want to compete with their mother campus and secondly thought they have the budget to make the campus better, they will not provide A star quality for a minority student campus. It also needs to improve the catering service- there is no organic food options neither any healthy options- students are forced to eat from the unhealthy options. I think UMD can improve its quality standard and can ensure that at an affordable cost. It needs to pull up its socks, and try to strive for higher standards. However I will give it a thumbs up for student faculty relationships and and quality of faculty.xena athena
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It's okay so far. I am still new here. The campus is nice along with the new dorms/lofts. The scheduling for classes is really confusing. Also, this is suppose to be a NO SMOKING campus, people smoke everyday. I just seen someway today walk by puffing away and someone yesterday right by everyone as we are walking, they don't even have the decency to go to a secluded corner. So far it's fine here besides those unfortunate things. (Warning: beware of bee's, there are bee's all over this campus and they will get right by your face).Moe Chamas
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13. Henry Ford College

Henry Ford College is a public community college in Dearborn, Michigan. The institution, established in 1938 by the Dearborn Fordson Public Schools Board of Education, is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The institution was originally named Fordson Junior College.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (3.8 )
  • Address:  5101 Evergreen Rd, Dearborn, MI 48128
  • Phone:  (313) 845-9600
  • Graduation rate:  5.5% (For first-time, part-time in 2020–21)
  • Total enrollment:  13,155 (2016)
  • Undergraduate tuition and fees:  In-state tuition 5,200 USD, Out-of-state tuition 7,192 USD (2020 – 21) IPEDS
  • Mascot:  Hawkster
  • President:  Gail Mee
  • Profiles:  Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
  • Hours: 
    Monday 6AM–10PM
    Tuesday 6AM–10PM
    Wednesday 6AM–10PM
    Thursday 6AM–10PM
    Friday Closed
    Saturday Closed
    Sunday Closed

Review Summary

The professors here are the best teachers I’ve ever had and they are some of the nicest people I’ve ever known! They are great educators, and they do their job, give them a raise! But they are not the reason for the low rating, the college administration, welcome center, and security here are terrible, for example the welcome center is very slow and unorganized, and they don’t do their job properly, not to mention that the college is overly expensive! All the administration cares about is making money, they don’t care about the students. Even the security here is honestly terrible random people can just walk into campus without anyone knowing who they are or what their business is at the college.Rushid Tahiri
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Was in a 4 class CAD certificate program. After 2 classes a few people dropped. They canceled the rest of the classes because they then weren't going to make a profit. No refund & couldn't even reach the department head. So stupid! Business based decision that's bad business. Supposed to care about students AND be a business too. Was great 20 years ago when I got my Associates degree. But back then anyone could speak to department head.ray chavez
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The counseling here is garbage. I have been told so many different things when it came to academic advising so I never knew what the truth was. I've been incorrectly advised about drop out dates and now I owe them money. Only had one good teacher here. Don't go here and don't waste your time.Marielle Cianfarani
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14. Wayne State University Department Of Biological Sciences

From Wayne State University Department of Biological Sciences

"Wayne State is a comprehensive, nationally ranked research institution offering state of the art facilities. Researchers in biological sciences explore problems in disciplines ranging from molecular mechanisms to neurobiology, systems biology and the environment. We provide high quality education to the residents of south-east Michigan and also attract students from all over the globe. Our graduates have gone on to careers in public service, research, teaching and healthcare."
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15. Wayne State University College Of Engineering

The Wayne State University College of Engineering is the engineering college of Wayne State University, a public research university in Detroit, Michigan. With more than 29,000 alumni, it is one of the largest engineering colleges in Michigan.Wikipedia
  • Rating:  (4.4 )
  • Located in:  Wayne State University
  • Address:  5050 Anthony Wayne Dr, Detroit, MI 48202
  • Phone:  (313) 577-3780
  • Founded:  1933
  • Profiles:  YouTube | Facebook
  • Hours: 
    Thursday Open 24 hours
    Friday Open 24 hours
    Saturday Open 24 hours
    Sunday Closed
    Monday Open 24 hours
    Tuesday Open 24 hours
    Wednesday Open 24 hours

Review Summary

Excellent professors. Good courses offered.Mangesh Mandlik
Excellence is in abundance over hereVenkata Rohit Punyapu
So coldZ Wang

16. Detroit Mercy Law

The University of Detroit Mercy School of Law is the law school of the University of Detroit Mercy and is located in Downtown Detroit, Michigan across from the Renaissance Center. Founded in 1912, Detroit Mercy Law is a private Roman Catholic law school and has been ABA-accredited since 1933.Wikipedia

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I am a current student of this institution and I have been nothing but completely happy here. The professors and administration are student focused. The driving purpose of the faculty is to see the students understand the Law and become complete practitioners (and pass the bar of course). If you want to attend a place where you are so much more than a number, where not only your professors will know you by first name, but so will the Dean, then this is the place for you.Stephanie Moore
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Decent law school, but very expensive. Bar passage rates are also very subpar.Mark Morgan
(Translated by Google) Well get it (Original) Nu gautMarcus Wierenga

17. Mike Ilitch School Of Business

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I love this campus building. So fitting for a business school. And ideally located right in Woodward with plenty of Mobility options. However, i would really hope and recommend that MDOT and the city install a ped crossing at that temple intersection. Much needed considering the university student and LCA attendee populations.Tony G
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Beautiful and clean building. Great programs that are looking forward.steve gilsdorf
Beautiful building and great learning environmentHannah O'Brien (GGG)

18. University Of Detroit Mercy College Of Engineering And Science

  • Rating:  (5.0 )
  • Located in:  University of Detroit Mercy
  • Address:  Detroit, MI 48221
  • Phone:  (313) 993-1216

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Easy to findShang Gao

19. College Of Education, Wayne State University

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Parking $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭Myriah T

20. College Of Nursing – Wayne State University

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M ❤ MA bear hates youBe Yourself
Warrior Strong!talljono

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