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Like most this place has it's pros and it's cons. The best thing about going to SWAU is the people. The second family you gain. You make some good friends for life and while I can't say the same for all the administration, a lot of the Professors here seem to really care about your success After college. The folks in the financial department really look out for you the best they can. They have some pretty good programs where you receive more attention from teachers than you would a public school. You will have opportunity for spiritual development. Honest comments on the biggest cons are the way you're treated as a student once administration has your money and special guest or other visitors show up. All the sudden paying students are locked out of the cafe (some are made to pay for ) and herded in and out with a sack lunch. Not to mention the fines that get charged to your account as a freshman for various reasons (ask anyone here). In conclusion… You will find what you come here looking for at the end of the day if you simply look in the right places.Gavin Neal

Spent several years living nearby and two years attending the school. Over all I enjoyed the experience. Some of the professors are real gems. Best of all is the school atmosphere and community. The school is quite small so it is pretty easy to get to know most of the student body and feel like you belong. I attended a larger university after this, and though the academics were a bit more vigorous (might also have been that it was for upper division courses and thus more challenging) the community at SWAU was superior.Rose Weeks

Now let me mention this in clear honesty. This university is what you make of it plain and simple. What you want to experience will happen. So if you are looking for a Christian environment well here you go this is it. The university as a whole is a bit on the older side so yes it look a bit crusty. There are in process of revaping it. It’s a small campus. If you are looking for the college extrema life this not the uni for you just saying.Maritza Lozano

Great school for engineering and decent for nursing. Business school will depend on your work and the professors you choose(from 1-4 ⭐️). The support sucks. Try calling financial aid or student accounts and you know how living in purgatory feels like. One hour of waiting on the line is typical and if you wanna use the outdated mymav website to get help without calling them, good luck 😉 The number in the picture below belongs to student accounts department who will drop you from all your classes when u owe money so you need speed dealing with them. I suggest you’ll go there physically even if you’re infected with Covid19 as you have a better chance of reaching them in person. And the pictures following the call are from when i went to student accounts in person and the line for service goes into a second building. Meanwhile only one or two of their 6 booths are open for service….Daniel P

If I could give this university a zero star, I would do it. As an international student, I have millions of terrible experiences with this university. The graduate school and the international students office have been really really rude. They will try to frustrate you using any way they could. Also, the insurance requirement for international students have been so unfair. They will charge you lots lots of money for the insurance for the summer time even though you are not enrolled in any classes during the summer. Also, the staff working in the graduate school have been so rude and know very little. Some of the graduate and undergraduate classes have been so meaningless and do not worth the money.yaqing cao

Atm a lot of construction is going around the university. Either adding new school building, dinning areas, or apartments around the school. The gym is great, great gym equipment, indoor track, and classes that you can sign up for if you do not like working out alone. Building are easy to locate but if you have trouble finding them people will be nice to direct to the correct locations. School spirit is shown once in a while via the fountains (blue water) Very diverse univeristy. People from all over the U.S. and other countries.Jenni Jenni

Somethings have not changed at all about this wonderful for school even after 18 years. Despite being reminded of how old I’ve gotten, I was first introduced to the school back in 2000 when I was being recruited to play soccer here and everything about the school and the people that work there were just amazing, genuine and friendly. Now I’m trying to do work with career and job fairs and the people that are working there are still extremely kind and helpful. I’ve spoken to several universities and colleges today and in this past week and I had one person that went out of their way to Dallas Baptist University just answer a bunch of questions for me and help me out and point me in the right direction. The difference is that she spent more time doing it and was patient and did not look at it as if it was a hassle or obligation and even helped find me some additional ways to get back onto the campus. I’ve had a lot of friends and family members graduate from that school including recent family members and I have a cousin that is about to attend that school and I could not be happier that they are going to a place with such a great faculty and staff along with a beautiful campus. I recommend if you have any questions about career fairs, job fairs, student services, or general questions at all you call and speak to Akita Cook. She was so patient and helpful and stayed on the line with me longer than all the other colleges I’ve spoken with combined. I hope that she is given recognition for this as this is a lost attribute at most schools now with everything being automated for students, employers, and others who find it difficult to even reach someone much less have the excellent service from this employee of this great university. Thank you Miss Cook for going out of your way and lastly, if she cannot help you, she will transfer you and find the person/department that can help you.Kevin Inman

I attended DBU from 2010-2014 and graduated with a B.B.A in Marketing and a minor in Psychology. The only regret I have is not choosing to do the fast track program where you can get your Bachelor's and Master's in 5 years. My time at DBU completely changed my life for the better. The professors there are amazing and genuinely care about their students. I still remain friends with some of my professors to this day. The atmosphere in general is really uplifting and so positive. I was in a sorority during my time at DBU and fostered many friendships, some of them lifelong. If I could go back and do it all over again I would. I also participated in the Discipleship Program (highly recommended) for two years and had the most amazing mentor who completely changed my life. DBU really is an amazing school filled with countless opportunities and countless ways to build community with other students. DBU is big on getting the students connected, not only with each other but with the Lord and the community as well.Destiny Ledbetter

This school changed my life. The faculty cares so deeply about your success, not only educationally, but spiritually as well. If you are looking for an amazing education, and to be positively challenged in your faith, I highly recommend Dallas Baptist University. Not to mention, it's been ranked the number 1 safest university in the country! DBU also gives out amazing scholarships. I know several student who were able to pay off their entire first year with scholarships alone. So don't let the price online scare you away. Call the admissions office and they will tell you everything that you would like to know about the university!Devynn Byrd

I have been attending Texas Wesleyan since the Spring 2018 semester with a semester break after my first one. This school has changed my life. I've seen some of the other reviews and claims that it is a "liberal university… brainwashing their students," or that it is "too expensive" and "not worth the price." From my experience here, none of that is true. To start with the first claim, what happens here inside the classroom is that the professors, both liberal and conservative, require their students to provide evidence for their claims when they hand out assignments about controversial and non-controversial topics. That is not brainwashing; it is teaching students how to think for themselves, and in a society devoted to freedom, one cannot be free if they cannot think for themselves and question what they've been taught. As to the other claims about the price of the school, yes, this private university is more expensive than other schools in the area. However, what you are getting when you pay for these classes is a much smaller class size than any other school that I know if in DFW. This is extremely helpful for all students that attend and are willing to take advantage of professor office hours and the ability to ask questions in the middle of class. It only takes a willingness to use the resources available, resources we pay for, to be successful. With that in mind, tuition does go up, as it does at every college and university, but Texas Wesleyan goes out of its way to find grants, scholarships, and other types of tuition assistance for their students. There is a lot of care and love put into every aspect of what this school does and I wouldn't trade it for any other school in the metroplex.Steven Leach

Worst university to put your money and effort as once you try to look for jobs they have very less credibility infact many ppl who live around don't even know about this university exists. My time here was very bad as I faced a lot of racism and was torture in ways I can't even explain I would like ppl of color and immigrants to know that don't put your time and effort in these university as there are other good options available I hope this helps as I wasted my precious time of life in this university.Aadesh Shah

Choose another school. They charge way too much and do nothing to better the student living quarters. Have old dirty washers and dryers. Clogged sinks. Took too long to set dates for graduation ceremonies. Literally didn’t have the times until about 4 wks prior to graduation. Very unorganized. Maintenance never responds to or fixes repair requests. Security gate always broken and it’s not in the safest of neighborhoods. Don’t really do many student activities. Not worth the money at all!!!Google user

UPDATE: I was told that career services had been developed since 2014 so I began my masters here… they only changed the name of the website. They did get a new president which I have no earthly idea what he has done because this is the biggest waste of money. You still get the same answer in career services or any department there, “go check online.” It is sad for the great professors here that all the current student reviews mentioned. They deserve better and so do alumni. Past post (2014) The reason I gave it two stars is strictly because of the good professors there. As alumni I will even admit, this school has absolutely nothing else going for it. They have untrained teenage kids handling all your paperwork with HORRIFIC customer service. The most common phrase you hear when you interrupt their cellphone time by asking them a question is, it's online. The career services department is very underdeveloped, do not expect assistance finding a career after graduation. The most you will get is help developing a Tarleton version of linkedin. This school is a joke for serious adults and anyone wanting to be more than a teacher or nurse in a small town.Barret Turner

Honestly, the school is seemingly unorganized and I feel like the dining hall faculty are more friendly to the students rather than faculty who work in the administration parts of the school itself. Parts such as Advising services, housing, or Financial aid for example. (Although not all faculty of course but it seems to be more rude staff than you'd think). Some students have a problem with parking, resulting in parking in no parking zones. The website wasn't helpful to me at all when I was registering. They make you watch videos instead of putting steps on the same page. Rates for housing is pretty ridiculous especially since the meal plan is separate. In my opinion I feel that if the housing rates is going to be 3,000+ they should at least give you the meal plan instead of having to pay a extra 2,000 for that. I don't feel like the school or administration or whatever you want to call it are trying to be very helpful of anything so I don't really feel very secure I should say.BRangerBot

Amazing school…. I am considered a distance learner here at the satellite campus in Waco Tx… I completed my bachelor's in criminal justice August 2011 I enjoyed the curriculum so much & my instructors that I have returned to complete my master's degree here, set to graduate December 2017 (graduated May 2018 with Masters of Criminal Justice)… for those students who say they did not or have not had a pleasant experience I do not possibly understand why, the staff is always helpful & if not ask for a supervisor….education at a university level is not handed to you it is a must that one grasp a understanding of their learning environment & set realistic goals! As one of my instructors once told me “no one will ever ask you how long it took to obtain your degree, they just want to no you have it!” Wishing everyone the best of luck!Latonya Harrison

buses and parking are nightmares here. No parking or you will have to pay everytime you park including weekend whereas other schools often free. Buses always late and full. The school not even tried to get more buses. Also, there is 40mins wait between 2 buses. Finally, unequal opportunity for on cambus job or help. We came to many departments and asked for help but they rarely tried to solve but kept saying we could not do anything. And we came back multiple time and the other did help us out. So what is the point of saying we cannot do anything when another people in the department can? unequal training? Also, if you are looking for a job here, good luck!duc nguyen

I enjoyed my time at UNT, made some great friends, and I have good memories. However, this University is not longer a place of higher education but a political activist training ground. I never thought that I’d see the day that The First Amendment would not be honored at UNT, but that is what has happened. And to think I have a degree in Criminal Justice from there is similar to being trained as an EMT by Dr. Kevorkian. Awful….it’s too bad that I will not be able to hire any students (or UNTs “product”) from here as it’s just too risky. Same with giving to the Development office.Where's Waldo?

The Grad program is a joke. I've never met more people incompetent of doing their job. The undergrad school should conduct training with the grad school to get them up to par. Because they dropped the ball, I now get stuck with their issues. Also the elderly lady working in billing should take a phone etiquette class. We are in 2022. There shouldn't be this many issues consistently happening. Yet, the undergrad side was on top of every single aspect. How does one half do the absolute best, and the other completely flop.Ashlee Cacciatore

I attended this schools OTA program and I can guarantee you will not get a better education anywhere else. The crew there prepare you so well for the field. As for the school, it's amazing. Hit by a tornado and it didnt affect the students learning experience. Covid hit and they already had a plan set to make sure no one got pushed back. The cons are small and understandable. Financial aid sometimes forgets to send you the email to renew so just keep up with it yourself. And some other enrollment/payment procedures are a bit lax to where you need to keep up with them. But they deal with the whole school so it's understandable that a few slip through. Definitely take a tour and see if this schools for you. They have a variety of professions you can go into. The schools been updated since the tornado and it looks immaculate, they really did a good job of fixing and upgrading the facility at the same time.Cjloha

I was kinda rushed into starting and didn't realize the online-only curriculum was going to involve soooooo much writing and citing and having to include references in 4 weeks. For each course there is so much emphasis put on research for writing essays and 1-6 page papers that there is less time to actually read all the text and retain/comprehend what you're studying. The essays aren't too bad, but then you have to come up with creative ways to respond to 2 or more of your peers explaining why you agree or disagree with what they each posted. What ever happened to reading the text and studying, listening to a lecture or two and then working on an assignment or a test? It my just be the 4 week time period, with new assignments and discussions due each week, that gets me frazzled. I may have to switch to hybrid or in person learning soon.Newest Times

The school does not give you enough information prior to getting into the program. They charge you stupid fees which do not sense and go as far as increasing already high school fees. How do you charge online students technology fees for using the school's blackboard to complete assignments on top of $660 per credit. They tell you at the last minute you have a balance to pay. Very poor communication on all levels. The director of my program is the only reason I am graduating from this school. I will never refer anyone here again. Not now not ever. This school is a waste. Attend if you have money to pay.lilian Adetope

From when I was on the College of Business, advising wasn't too helpful and requirements for credit and registration were too superfluous once you were in it. After I changed my major, I'm constantly getting emails saying I need to complete my Pre Business requirement even when after I kindly messaged them that I was no longer in the CoB, they refused to remove me from the list because it didn't show in their system that I was I another college at UNT.Joseph Shortino

It's a beautiful building, very interesting structure and layout. They give cleaning the bathroom the good ol' "college try," but it does service thousands of students per day. "A" for effort. If you get a chance, go upstairs and check out the roof…Daniel Williams

Easily the best looking building on the UNT campus. Great places to study whether it be in the computer lab or on the terrace. Also all of the classrooms and conference rooms are well designed.Jonathan M.

The moment I started at Amberton University it was already skeptical. I had a very hard time getting a hold of any advisor and no one seem to know how to answer my questions regarding finances. I went to the school for a few semesters and it was pretty easy and challenging. My last semester there was absolutely terrible. Professor Herring was has the worst communication skills and doesn’t know how to clearly give out instructions. I had to drop the course because she was unbelievably unprofessional. That’s where my issues had gotten worse. I spoke w it h the Vice President and president and they were not help. If you need anything fixed financially they will not help out in any way. My tuition was going to go to collection without even my knowledge of it. I received no notices and I was dealing with appeals at the same time. They were not recognized by the billing department. The woman I spoke with in the billing office spoke over me and had the worst customer service. Melinda, the president was not concerning for the student but more for the money going into her pocket. I don’t recommend attending this university at all. My previous professors were great but the minute you have a professor that doesn’t know what they are doing and you challenge them, they will get anything by they can to make sure you fail. Broadening my education with this school was filled with regret and remorse.Marcus Acevedo

I found Amberton while looking for a college to complete my second master's degree. I have an MS in Adult Education and wanted to get a more focused degree to advance my knowledge in the field I'm currently working in, which is faulty and staff professional development. I opted for AU because they are fully accredited, offer numerous online degrees, and are the most affordable of any college I found. The quality of education is excellent and I like that I can plan my classes well in advance. They post a master schedule that lists when each class will be offered during the year and often offer several sections of each class so you can choose the professor and text book you think is best for you. Admissions, registration, and student services couldn't be easier. They took many of the credits from my prior master's degree so I will be able to finish this one in 18 months (2 months left to go as of this writing). Payment plans make it easy to pay as you go without incurring debt. As a state technical college administrator, I often recommend AU to our faculty and staff. I would, without hesitation, recommend AU for anyone who wants a quality, accredited (regional accreditation is needed for credit transfer) higher education experience.Josh

It is Amazing University!! I have completed two Master's degrees here. Very welcoming and helpful. Feels like second home. ❤️ I love Ms. Madeline! She is my International and Academic Advisor! She is very helpful and amazing! Ms. Anna is fantastic as well. I have met many professional students here. My Professors are all wonderful. I have never had any issue with any one of them. On the contrary, I have been receiving very amazing treatment. My classes were challenging, but not hard at all. I loved working on each and every assignment. They helped me in my OPT year. I was able to apply most theories and knowledge in my previous workplace. I was also able to obtain an acceptance letter from Texas A&M for my PhD. Everyone in this university is super respectful. I was truly blessed to find Amberton University and to accomplish one of my dreams here. My previous Prof. Ke'shun Walker at Eastfield College was the one who transferred me to Amberton University! 💙 Thank you for everything! Ήάηάη Ή. ζάίδάη, MBA. MS.

This is an update with my continued guidance from a very special career coach that was assigned to me back in February, she has been there with me on an amazing journey of self discovery, self worth and more. Ms. Irene is so talented in opening your mind and getting you to see, understand and believe in your self, over the past 3 months she spent time to help me understand what I needed to focus on, she listens and is never in a rush to end our conservations. Even with a well tailored resume the journey seemed bleak, but my motto is "keep a healthy mental attitude, stay positive no matter what happens", the right job will come, and Ms. Irene's motto to me was "keep applying until you get an offer". As I write this review I have 1 tentative offer of employment with the U.S. Small Business Administration, and an upcoming interview with another company, but the process for me doesn't stop until I have a solid offer. Thank you Ms. Irene for your insight, support, and willingness to always listen and give me guidance. It means a lot when you have someone supporting you even if you never met them in person.Sherry Embrack

During these difficult times as, we deal with the epidemic it's become unfortunately too common to receive subpar service from businesses you would otherwise expect excellence from. You may be wondering than by the tone of my intro why I am giving a 5-star rating, and it is due simply to the AMAZING CONVERSATION I had with Irene T. She went above and beyond what I expected to be a brief introduction and scheduling for a later appointment, but thankfully my expectations were wrong. I don't know if any other advisor would've provided the same degree of help as she did but I can say with certainty, Irene is one advisor who loves what she does and does it with care. She was very knowledgeable, insightful, and offered nothing but sensible and clear advice. Speaking with her felt like I was speaking with the friend you reach out to when you want to hear the truth and be put me on the right track. I guess what I'm saying is, she was superb.Pascal M

Hi readers, I graduated DeVry Long Beach back in 2005 with a BS degree in Network & Comunnications Management. I recently moved from Pasadena Ca., to Clearwater Fl. The transition caused me to search for new work. I was assigned Irene Thompson to help update my resume towards present time. I have not used a resume in over 15 yrs. Irene was so professional & knowledgeable towards working & critiquing my resume. When we finalized my resume during my 2nd meeting with Irene, I started sending out. I started receiving floods of gmails setting up interviews. I ended up on 5 interviews & one 2nd interview that landed me a job before my 3rd & final meeting with Irene. I’m forever thankful & grateful for Irene’s professional help & guidance. To Irene, what a joy working with you. DeVry is very fortunate having you on board helping alumni’s like myself. Continue striving to get better & better & helping others do the same. RobertRobert Thompson

(Translated by Google) This is the best school option my son is happy at school very friendly teachers All workers also super cute A school where Christian values ​​in the family promote a school that gives you the opportunity to have work experience one day a week I am super happy with the school I highly recommend the best option (Original) Esta es la mejor opción de escuela mi hijo esta feliz en la escuela los maestros muy amables Todos los trabajadores también súper lindos Una escuela donde promueven los valores cristianos en la familia una escuela que te brinda la oportunidad de tener experiencia laboral un día a la semana estoy súper feliz con la escuela la recomiendo muchísimo la mejor opciónMarcela Gonzalez

It’s not good! Bad teachers, principle, and staff I’m very disappointed in this school. My son does not like it and it’s way to much problems in this school. Many people are disrespectful and they are very strict. They treat the students like 1st graders. Many bad students are in that school too.They are very rude to my son and he came home very sad i asked what was wrong and he said one of the staff told him something very rude. then he said that a kid is being a bully and he tells the teacher but they do not do nothing to solve the problem! Very disappointing and I'm taking my son to Nolan Catholic High school it is way better there.Nada Bueno

(Translated by Google) Excellent attention and guidance so that our teenagers can achieve high-level educational success… This week they close admission for the 2019-2020 school year for grades 9 and 10, don't miss the opportunity to expand future options for your children. … (Original) Excelente atención y orientación para que nuestros adolescentes puedan lograr éxitos educativos de alto nivel… Ya está semana cierran admisión para el año escolar 2019-2020 para los grados 9 y 10, no pierdas la oportunidad de ampliar las opciones futuras para tus hijos….Lourdes Urrieta

3 stars because I’m trying to be fair, I’d say that JSOM as a whole does want to help you on your journey and specific staff members will go above and beyond for you. However, that ends at specific staff members. I’ve been attending ut dallas for four years and have had countless bad experiences with Undergraduate and advisors and the people at the desk. I’ve been misinformed, sent in the wrong direction, disrespected, and hung up on on as many occasions as I had good experiences. There’s not a clear direction to contacting supervisors or expecting any accountability either. I really hope that jsom steps it up, an advisor can really make or break a college experience especially when we’re talking about a freshmen for example.Sachin John

Amazing infrastructure. The University of Texas at Dallas Naveen Jindal School of Management is the largest of UT Dallas’ eight schools, with a fall 2018 enrollment of about 9,257, about half of whom are graduate students. The Business School – among the top ranking business schools in the US – provides outstanding tuition value, a wide variety of classes on campus and online, flexible scheduling and a convenient location.Muhammad Abbas

Dont even know where to start. This school is absolutely amazing, with high quality professors and a diverse student population. The campus itself is almost brand new and everything looks amazing. The only reason I gave it four stars is because tuition, I feel, is so unnecessarily high, and unless you spend a small fortune on just parking, you have to park wayyy in the back. But this school is very high quality.Jman Money

We hired DFW Excel Experts to conduct an on-site introductory Excel course. They provided two instructors (no other provider does this), great materials, tip sheets, and our employees were very pleased with the course. They said the instructors made the class fun and enjoyable while they learned a great deal in one day. We hired DFW Excel Experts because they were open to our needs and they taught a bit more than the basics. They have a passion for teaching and the deliver what they promise. We highly recommend them for your organization.Pam Luke

I took the Intermediate Level 2 course and thoroughly enjoyed the course. The trainers are exceptional and teach at a pace so that you can keep up. The training material we received is awesome and the demo that is used during the training is very user friendly. We then brought them in to do private classes at my job – we ended up doing 5 training sessions. The trainers were always punctual and professional and the feedback I received from our employees was very positive. I would refer this service to anyone!Laci High

The instructor (William Pinckard) was very knowledgeable and willing to slow down the lecture so that we, the students, could understand the chapter topics. I have taken excel classes before, but William made the course more exciting, and it was easy to follow along with step-by-step examples and scenarios. I'm glad I decided to sign up for the excel classes as a refresher.Kimberly Wesley

This place is a big jock don't try to get a job here. They will call you a liar and when you have over 20 years experience they say that isn't a lot. The people are very rude they had me walking out crying. I have never in my life been treated like they treated me. Be careful trying to get a job here. And one more thing I even called my old manger to prove I wasn't a liar and I was ask to get off the phone to wait to I get to my car. I don't care if they hire me are not but they shouldn't treat people like they just did and you really shouldn't call people names that really just upsets me big time. I really will find who I need to talk to because this behavior shouldn't be going on here. I didn't do anything wrong but try to get a job. I didn't talk to anyone ugly nothing like that. I am just so confused.Gina Songer

This place is amazing! You can see they put thought into everything and that they genuinely care for each other through the way they support each other. The food is delicious and it is like they have thought of everything you may think you want. The grounds are beautiful and setup in such a way you feel welcome and can relax. They have a really nice trail you can walk and a fabulous gym. The outside setup of The Barn was my favorite. The conference we attended- Courageous Principals- was so awesome and on target. I can't wait to attend Courageous Principals 2.0!Jetti Ridley

Deloitte University has everything you could ever need! The time I spent there I had zero complaints. Their state of the art property has a variety of different amenities. They have many different food options, choosing from the Barn, the Market, or one of the four pantries on each floor. The stay was spectacular, from the amazing hotel service to the cleanliness of the room everything was amazing. Last but not least the scenery was amazing, the outside seating by the lake was my favorite. Overall I had a great experience and will definitely come back.Daniel Cooper

The University of Dallas is a private Catholic university that offers its students a top notch liberal arts education. The Catholic identity at UD is very strong. With about 80% of the student population being Catholic, it’s a great place for devout Catholics to spend four years learning and strengthening their faith. That’s not to say that it’s only good for Catholics. I find quite the opposite to be true. One of my best friends at UD is a protestant, and she has never felt unwelcome or stifled at UD as a result of the Catholic identify. UD students are eager to embrace people of all sorts and engage in intellectual conversations about different points of view. No matter what denomination a student is or what beliefs they hold, they benefit immensely from a UD education because in their classes they learn fundamental truths about the human condition. All students are required to complete a core curriculum of classes that study texts that are fundamental to Western civilization, including works by Homer, the Greek playwrights, Dante, and Milton. UD also has a campus in Italy, just outside of Rome where students can spend an entire semester. The Rome semester is a perfect complement to the core curriculum, and the students get to travel both as a class and individually. I went to Germany, Spain, Ireland, France, Hungary, Greece, and different parts of Italy in the span of a semester. So students leave UD as well-educated, worldly people. These are the kinds of people you will find at UD. The social scene is not the same as one you would find at a huge public university. It’s a different atmosphere because the school is small, but there are tons of opportunities to have fun. UD has some awesome traditions and there’s live music on campus almost weekly. It’s not the place for everyone. The university is quick to admit that. Students at UD are dedicated to learning and thinking critically, along with enjoying life along the way. If that doesn’t sound like something you want to do, then UD is probably not for you. For students that want that, UD is a great place to be.Amanda Kitten

To say that the University of Dallas was just another college experience severely understates the plethora of opportunities and unforgettable moments that shared during my four years of undergraduate study. UD is an excellent Catholic liberal arts school in the heart of the DFW area. Each student has an unquenchable thirst for knowledge while also possessing a propensity for building fellowship, both academic and social. The full time faculty are required to obtain the highest degree in their field (most often PhD), thus ensuring the rigorous academic standards of which UD is so often known. While studying, I was blessed with the opportunity to study abroad in both Rome and Costa Rica, both expanded my intellectual horizons as well as fostered my personal growth as a young man. My fellow classmates helped push me to be the best version, intellectually and spiritually. The community here is something that lasts long after your four years. If you meet another Alumnus from the University of Dallas, you have met a friend for life.Tom Pierick

Though University of Dallas's student body is 80% Catholic, I have never regretted going here as a non-Catholic student. Contrary to what some of the reviewers below have written, professors and students for the most part are open to other ideas and beliefs. The professors here are excellent for the most part, though often difficult. UD's Rome program is rightly ranked one of the best in the nation, combining challenging and relevant academics with lots of travel time and great class trips in Italy and Greece. Camping in Ireland and Wales over Ten Day (spring break) with some of my buddies was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had as were our trips to Greece, Pompeii, and Poland among others. Overall I would say UD is great place for anyone who wants a thorough and excellent education in the liberal arts and who wants to get to see the world in one of the most fun contexts possible.Alex Macdonald

I have been attending Columbia College in Fort Worth, Texas for two years and I can honestly say I have no complaints. Mrs. Michelle, Mrs, Jenny, and Ms. Simone are absolutely wonderful (although Ms. Simone has moved on). The faculty is equally great. Everyone here makes the college experience a smooth transition.Kevin Shirley

I work for Stadium People, an event venue staffing company. TCU is one of our clients and I can't say enough about the facilities. The pride of the employees, fans, and players really show through. All involved are motivated, pleasant people to be around, work with, and assist. Stadium People provides all of the essential tools, leadership criteria, and environment to make coming to work something to look forward to, and working the numerous events at TCU is the icing on the cake. I highly recommend going to any of their games or special events, you'll be happy for doing so.Chad Menossi (McNasty)

My granddaughter was accepted to TCU and 3 other universities. She has chosen to attend TCU for its the best fit for her. I believe she has made an excellent choiceIsabel Gray

I LOVE being a Horned Frog! Beautiful Campus! Incredible Students! Wonderful Faculty and Staff! No Place on Earth Like It! RIff Ram Bah Zoo!R W

(Translated by Google) They treated me like family they make you feel at home, All my doubts and questions were not only answered, but also clearly explained…. (Original) Me trataron como familia , te hacen sentir en casa , Todas mis dudas y preguntas fueron no solo respondídas, sino también claramente explicadas….Juan Gonzalez

A very friendly and welcoming organization. I got new business from attending the events and met numerous new acquaintances.Javier Lona

They refuse service because blood pressure was not what they deemed it should be? Then one spoke death by saying. If I should have a stro??. I told her don't speak anything or demonic upon me! I cancel& bind that word she called out stro?? Off me! I realize people speak out their mouth! Life or death? Upon people! I will never go or try to go to them for any services ever again! These antichrist spirits! Comes out& speak things on people! And if your not careful you will allow! Those demonic satanic spirits speak stuff on you?& now it shall be! If you don't listen & know discernment of spirits! Becareful whom say anything to you!& don't accept anything any one says!Including these so called physicians or those whom works in these clinics? Know why,howcome, your Soul is having whatsoever it is going through! P.s the demonic satanic spirits can come in x-rays,blood pressure cuff, scale, etc.. So be wise and know I'm Anointed!& I Won't allow anyone just speak anything and I believe their mouth? Scripture says life is in our mouth and so is death! People saying you have this or that? Doesn't mean you do? Especially for Us whom are Chosen Anointed Appointed for such a time for MY FATHER! To use Me& those whom FATHER HAS CHOSEN! so that foul demonic satanic spirits comes at me at all cost! 4/13/22Seer! Fisher 4 Souls!

The school isn’t too bad. You have some teachers that are good and then there are some that aren’t so good . I definitely suggest researching your own teachers. The advisors in the Education department are no help, I’ve literally gotten everything from my classmates. They don’t suggest classes , give updates or anything. You ask a question they can’t answer what you ask they’ll give you everything but what you asked for. The advisors make the school look very iffy. And I can honestly say, because I haven’t had a good experience with the Advisors it makes me not even want to get a Masters Degree. They’re supposed to be there to help and they don’t help at all . We need help , people are paying out of pocket and some of us have to get student loans. We need help , we aren’t Advisors .Tekeya Hunter

We went on a campus tour because my oldest is looking for a Master's level program. The staff was friendly, helpful, and responded to our questions in a comprehensive way. The counselor talked with my daughter individually and provided tips for formatting and completing her application. The library is beautiful, and I love the way they have married the old architecture with the new. It was also nice to see a wall of diverse and influential women in the student center as an inspiration to the young women and men they serve. My daughter loved the campus and the staff, so we will see what happens.Annissa Macon

When I was looking at business schools, one of my criteria was the class-size. I wanted a smaller class size, an environment where I am surrounded by people who will support me. McCombs did exactly that. Students, faculty and staff are all ready to support you in every way possible. As an international student, my classmates have helped me adapt to this new culture, and provide me timely feedback, which allows me to improve myself. The experiential learning opportunities (MBA+ projects) have helped me explore career options even before the summer internship. Through this experience, I can make a more informed decision of whether I would like to intern in that role/industry this summer and narrows down my career search (which can be exhausting sometimes).Jefri Tamba

The MPA, Masters of Professional Accounting, has been ranked as the nation's top accounting program for over a decade. They treat their MPA students really well, have all the best professors possible, and acceptance into the MPA program sets you on a basically guaranteed successful (and long) track into the future. For those considering grad school for accounting, it isn't the boring stereotype like in our parents' days, and it's not bookkeeping. This is a very good career, or it can be a stepping stone to any career you want. To those considering McCombs in comparison to other schools, Austin is a much nicer city to live in than any others we considered — it blew the competition away when comparing city to city.Lisa Krauss

Best business school in the nation. McCombs is the reason why I am here at UT. It's the perfect business school if you're into a university with good academics, good athletics, and a nice night life. The job placement rate here is 99%, so you can guarantee yourself that once you are in, you are set. Average starting salary out of college is roughly $65,000 which is pretty good. The classes offered here can be challenging, but you will learn a lot. The professors do truly care about you and really get to know you on a first name basis. The classrooms are nice and the whole school as a whole is nice. I love McCombs and can't wait to get my BBA!Anthony