20 Best Mba Programs In San Diego, CA (2022 Updated)

I saw The Messiah here on Sunday. Campus is unbelievable and it was wonderful to feel God's presence on a school campus again. The entire production was amazing and I could not have enjoyed it more. It's very worth finding out more about the story of how it was written first, so when you watch it live you'll have a deeper appreciation. Parking is an issue here and make sure you go early when you do. You'll be greeted by a friendly face who can direct you from there. Who could ask for anything more?Kyle Whelehon

A whole lot has changed since I was attending here. The name of the mascot has changed. Also this was called Point Loma Nazarene College. Speaking of changes, one thing that hopefully hasn't changed is the cafeteria food, most college cafeteria food SUCKS…NOT HERE…the food is/was catered by Marriot. What an incredible location to go away to school. The campus as a whole is unbelievable. I didn't attend to long, only have fond memories of this college.Peter Johnson

Parent perspective!…. What a welcoming. Totally personal. Sincere. Heartfelt. You're not just a number here. The campus…clean, safe, many places to study outdoors. The view..are you kidding me?! Makes me want to go back to college. The faith…AUTHENTIC AND INTENTIONAL not just "Christian" in name only. Rigorous academics = challenge, growth, sharpening! Can't help but humbly gratefully brag my daughter is a student.Arnold Argao

I graduated from the UCLA Anderson School of Management in 1980. My memory of the school is that it was, in some ways, similar to that of junior and senior year of high school. Everyone knew each other, it was a 2-year stint, and it was a fun social experience. It was a place with a lot of friendly and smart people, and the knowledge acquired there has had a significant positive effect on my life.Michael Nicoletti

FEMBA 2018 checking in! I love my experience here so far. It is refreshing to be apart of a cohort of students that are engaged and intelligent. The professors facilitate learning in a manner that provokes thought. I am proud to be a student here. The campus is beautiful and unrivaled in Los Angeles.Mike Lee

One of the most important and prestigious university of the USA and the world. I have been here to study Social Entrepreneurship amd Impact Investing during my Msc in Management at Bocconi University in Milan. Beautiful campus, great staff, great professors. My experience was unbelievable.Vincenzo Prestera

I heard that USD is an excellent private university. They have highly accredited teaching, law, technology, language, environmental and psychology schools, as well as a number of others. I also heard that their physical education school is quite good. USD is one of our nation's top rated colleges in regards to higher education and just to get admitted, you must score fairly high on the SAT ( Taking the ACT can always helps too ) and presenting the admissions evaluation committee with a high school GPA that shows that you were in the top percentile of your graduating class is very beneficial; it also helps to have done some volunteer work and to have been on at least one or two high school committees. All of these combined together should help you gain admission to USD. This college is quite competitive-as are most of our best colleges nowadays. Most of USD's professors are seasoned-the best in our country-and very demanding; graduating in four years means a lot of hard work and can be a wearisome task and often taking a couple of summer session classes or a class or two during Christmas break can help one graduate within this time scale. They do offer scholarships however, these are difficult to get and student loans ( Federal Educational Grants can easily surpass fifty-thousand dollars a year! USD's tuition is at the high end of the scale, especially if you live off of campus ( The City of San Diego is amongst the ten highest priced "cost of living" metropolitan areas in the USA ). There are hundreds of nice condominiums, townhouses and apartments within the surrounding area however, the rental rates for a one to four bedroom unit start at about $900 to $1200 per room ( living together ) per month or about $2200 for a two bedroom townhouse/apartment, to $3500+ for a three to four bedroom ; I'm just giving you a general idea…it's a might expensive to live anywhere in San Diego. USD has many of the most beautifully designed buildings in San Diego; architectural masterpieces. Tourists who come to visit San Diego often include this private university in their sightseeing itinerary, as the photographic opportunities around this campus are simply marvelous; especially on a clear winter day from about early afternoon to sunset. They have a small visitors center, as you drive through their main entrance center and if you get lost, you should stop and ask a couple of students and they may be able to help you? There's a lot to see, including San Diego's famed Tecalote State Park, which lies just below the north side of this university.charles chiles

The campus is pretty. The teachers, at least those who are fluent in English, are mediocre, and those whose English language skills are very poor, are token so this campus can brag about being diverse. The dorms are so noisy that it is impossible to do any work in one's own room or get any sleep before 3 a.m. The people responsible for policing the dorms are too lazy and callously indifferent to do anything, and no matter how many complaints are made, it is a nightmare to live in the dirty, smelly and horribly noisy dorms. The religious classes, which are mandatory, are a total waste of time and not based on any accurate facts or historical accuracy. The head of the Student Health Center is dishonest and harmful, willing to smear any student she takes a hatred to. There are no responsible administrative officers to be found if you have a problem. This is not the place if you care about getting a solid and admirable education.Susan Lea

The University accepted my son to the credential program August 2011. After 2 years and more than $32000 in tuition he is not being allowed to do his student teaching because, in the opinion of some professors, he lacks the skills they require. These professionals (who demand that the credential candidates be able to reach and teach all students no matter what their learning styles or disabilities) should be knowledgeable enough to bring out the best in a young man who has wanted to be a teacher since in the seventh grade he was chosen by his teacher to tutor other students in reading. The professionals who are standing in the way of his dream need to evaluate their own teaching. What did they do to ensure my son's success in their program? What can they teach others when they themselves have failed as teachers?Mark Leonard

I'd like to think that because of Covid, there is a lack of help from this college. I have been trying my very best for the last month to do everything myself without the help from any employees at this college. I have not been contacted regarding how to get enrolled, registered, what classes I need, financial aid, etc. I have been struggling since I have submitted my application to this college. You basically have to figure out everything on your own which isn't hard for me to do because I was walked through the steps from my previous college who actually took the time to help me out. While I understand quite a few things, there are some things that I don't understand and that I have questions about but getting into contact with anyone at this college is very difficult. Even through emails, no one responds. This college lacks the skill for helping their future students. I believe that I have done everything necessary in order to be a student but getting in touch with a counselor is the biggest problem. Making an appointment with a counselor via zoom, is quite a struggle and I have messaged quite a few employees at the college but yet, I still haven't received any responses. I am about to give up and just try somewhere else although this college is very convient for me, it's not worth the struggle and hassle at this point. 😔Mary McDonald

Great atmosphere. Their financial aid office needs help though. I started my fasfa around May and I'm trying to get in for the fall. I sat down with the students that help you with the fasfa form online so I don't do it wrong. I had to wait for them to approve it. They told me to bring my parents IRS info, even though I used the retrieval tool. I had to do a dependent verification form. Turned in copies of those. Then asked for my W-2. Then they asked for another verification form. Just constantly asking me for things I turned in. It sometimes takes them weeks to let you know what's next. So I learned the hard way the previous year that they ask for these forms every semester. They didn't tell me until I was applying for another semester. First year student trying to figure them out. I lived in El Cajon when they were asking for forms making this process extra annoying. Apparently they had to restart the process for the new semester. Don't ask me why but this is the most annoying part of school. I advise making multiple copies of whatever they ask for IRS FORMS, W-2, AND TAX INFO. They'll ask for it next semester and start it months before to avoid lines. I'm grateful there is a financial office though or school would be ROUGH! Thank you. EDIT: THEY MOVED TO A 270PERSONAL

City College is represented by the San Diego transit people, MTS, as City College Trolley Station, a cave, possibly Plato's, remarkable for grime and an expansive range of social behaviors not common in the quiet halls of ivy and higher education. The City College Trolley Station, is, of course, the gateway of San Diego's always expanding skidrow that could be seen as starting here and continuing to 25th and Commercial. San Diego and the real estate community promotes skidrow as being the East Village, but it's not really so much a village as it is a refugee camp. And it is getting bigger every day and will one day engulf all of downtown and possibly as far into the neighborhoods as Hillcrest and North Park. City College Trolley Station is what San Diego is becoming, or is, and what could a college want more than to be so inextricably tired to the dramatic representation of San Diego's future , the (San Diego) City College Trolley Station?Range Cow

It has been a great journey for both my BBA and MBA; such amazing programs! I came as an international student and found I never need to travel the world anymore, as it is a very diverse global community presence among students and even professors. The classes are designed for you to soak up the material and learn new things very efficiently at your own pace. The administration is very responsive, knowledgeable and always helpful. The same goes for professors as they are committed to your success, and want you to actually learn with resourceful takeaways from each course. As a nationally accredited University, SSU will soon be WASC (regional accreditation ) approved which shows how dedicated University is. Aside from that, it is very affordable so you would not have to incur any student debt (yes- I laugh very loud to the ones that do, for not choosing SSU)!! Thumbs up for a great educational journey, and as a happy graduate, I have a great career thanks to a lot of help from SSU!Deniz A

One more thing,SSU doesn't reply if you made negative reviews on Google.It means they accept their mistake. Some people made fake reviews because they want to look good school.You are not able to hide your real face.I am so sad to enroll MSIT at SSU. MSIT program was worst education. I don't recommend this school. There is no real academic instructors. Every students has different experience. I don't mention it any personal name.Generally, SSU is last one school if you rank University and college in California. MSIT program is no longer eligible for STEM opt program.Many students are upset about that.I don't understand that why SSU doesn't follow USA higher education standards for better education.In my opinion,third world country schools are better than SSU. Hey guys go to other schools.Currents students have to share their experience here.Please don't be silentMousty Bay

This small career University has it all. Low prices, Central location, and most important; Small classes. I have been studying for half a year towards by BBA in Business Administration and find the faculty, the school and everyone amazing. Describing the environment would be at first very international, with students from Europe, all the way to Brazil). Furthermore, what I really like is their well scheduled classes being extremely helpful to survive as an international student in San Diego. Teachers really care about the students, and do their hardest best for progress. I would definitely reccomoned this cost efficient, yet vibrant university as a pathway to the success of many students.atesdeniz

I've been a at USU for a year now working on my Masters in Nursing and my FNP, and I really love the whole experience ( well, except the lack of sleep from working full-time and staying up late to do homework!). There is no slacking! These professors are on top of it! The curriculum is challenging, and every class is laid out in such an organized structured way so you know what to expect. I received my Bachelors in Nursing from Clemson University and I have to say, I much prefer the close friendships, and friendly caring teachers at USU. Even though we are from all over the United States, I feel more connected than I ever did sitting in a classroom once a week and missing work. This program is definitely doable while working full time. Did I mention challenging? But the professors are truly the VERY BEST!! The system is user friendly, and I encourage anyone sitting on the fence, to get off and get your degree! We have a major nursing shortage which is projected to worsen over the next few years, we need you!!!Cynthia Strader

PLEASE STEER CLEAR and opt for a non-profit institution instead. The application process was absolutely terrible. I was working with Troy to apply to the teaching credential program. He gave me a list of items to complete, and was unable to have my transcripts reviewed to waive the CSET (I have an undergrad degree in the subject better before turning them in. I finally completed my application and was told I’d get a decision within two days. Two days later I checked in and still no decision and was also given false information about financial aid by an enrollment officer. I checked in again and still no decision made. I check in again and they tell me there’s a glitch in the system and my application was never processed even though Troy told me it was being processed. Even after the semester has started, I’ve yet to receive any decision. This has NEVER happened to me in the past but I’ve also only attended non-profit institutions.Beliuye

OMG…please run far and away from this school. They are disorganized. They mess up on your student accounts and you ending up owning more than what you signed up for. They screwed up my student loan and now they left me with a $15,000 bill left to pay on my own. I've had nothing but headaches from this school. They don't try to help. Your better going to a state funded university or a real university that has better organization. Don't waste your time or money here.Jer Lightrings

With more than 40 years in the University system, I have an extensive knowledge of campus life and degree programs. I evaluated 52 campuses before selecting Alliant International University for a PhD. The system offers diversity in majors, student body, as well as the faculty are academics and practitioners. I appreciate the instructional choices of face-to-face and online formats. I have completed both types of classes and the instructional quality holds steady in delivery and the students' ability to effectively learn. The overall strength of Alliant is also its ability to leverage resources for students. Belonging to a system is an advantage for all students. After I complete my degree, I plan to connect with the leadership teams for support, insight, and networking opportunities. Thank you Alliant International University.Becky Arce

Outstanding! The quality of instructors, methods, flexibility in classes, and collaboration with fellow PhD classmates were key to this great experience! I completed the basic PhD coursework in record time (while working full time). Also, the costs stayed well under my GI Bill cap. If you have money on the table from the GI Bill, consider getting your PhD from Alliant University. You'll be smarter for it!Bea Truesdale

I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Alliant. I believe this degree prepared me for my graduate program, especially the research aspect. I'm currently attending a MPH program and feel prepared for most of the curriculum. There are hiccups along the way, as with any program. However, I highly recommend!Christina Faulk

Do not recommend. The full-stack developer program curriculum is ridiculously fast-paced and it is unlikely someone without any experience will be ready to apply for a job after the program. If you a veteran, there are better options to use your GI Bill. I incurred a debt after leaving the program and enrolling at Platt College and the staff said that because the VA paid them for the whole program (I was a few days over the cutoff), they were going to keep the money. There is zero chance you will be a full-stack developer in their 7 month program…zero. I checked out a few other programs and a director of one of these web developer programs laughed when I said they had a full-stack developer program that meets three times a week for half a day each meeting. ***Response to your response: I am surprised that you are surprised that I would leave a review after previous communication. I waited a year until I had more experience coding and with web development in general before I left a review as I wanted to ensure a sense of fairness and truth in my review. In that time, I have contacted multiple institutions, all accredited, and they ALL say it is literally impossible to comprehend your curriculum. In fact, your instructors would have us copy and paste code because there wasn't enough instruction time to code the projects ourselves (this was a recurring theme, happened more than once). As I enter a web development bachelors program at design school next month, I am confident in my assessment above (and below). Your program has serious issues. The professors are unable to foster a true learning environment. There is not enough time for us to code and critically think through the problems ourselves. On many occasions, we were given code to copy and paste. The supplement for the curriculum was Team Treehouse, a service that costs individually $25/month. It's a great resource, but it certainly shouldn't be part of the curriculum. The students should be focused on curriculum you develop and a portfolio developed by projects created by the students completely on their own. The portfolio that's built are follow along projects that are (slang) copy pasta: the professor builds the project and we follow along. That's known as a hands-on, instructor-lead demonstration, not an actual project. Yet we're advised to add those to our online portfolios on portfolium.com. As for the refund policy, this is a VA policy, not a dissatisfied customer policy. It was my responsibility to ensure that I withdrew by a certain date or the VA would transfer the remaining funds to your program. So a simple remedy is that you could write me a check for the funds that you don't deserve. VA policy doesn't mean you need to keep the funds: you choose to hold funds for services unrendered. This may be contractually acceptable, but morally reprehensible. 3 hours daily 3 days per week is a joke. At my current design school, we meet for 4 hours 5 days per week. The bootcamp that I am considering attending in Orange County (and one I checked with in San Diego) are both AT LEAST 45 hours weekly of class time. I retract my previous statement about your program being fast-paced; rather, it's a lengthy program with too many coding languages to truly master or even be adequate with but without enough instruction time. As someone with 3 associates degrees and a bachelors with a minor from UCSD and working on a second bachelors in web dev, this school is a money grab, nothing less.Trevor

Now is a great time to "Restart" a career. At least it was for me! Forty years ago I graduated from college and started a career as an application programmer. After 15 or so years in many roles as a technologist, I started down a management path for career growth. While I was successful and enjoyed my career greatly, I also missed the technical work. Right around that time the Object Oriented Paradigm came into being, the Internet arrived and web development took off. And so, I drifted further and further away from the technical proficiency level that I had enjoyed so much. In those subsequent years, the world of technology changed leaps and bounds. I won’t go into all the details here, you’ll have to wait for my book; “Everything that changed in my lifetime…”. Ok, I’ll give you one change that I became aware of; when I was a programmer and ran into a problem, I had a small number of co-workers in the office to seek help from, maybe some friends in other companies and a vendor or two. Today, the user community is global and tightly connected. Tell Google your problem and instantly you have many suggested solutions. Wow! To continue; A year and a half ago, with a little push from a pandemic, I decided to “restart” (not retire) my professional life. After some soul searching and research, I landed on a Full Stack Developer Immersion program offered at San Diego Global Knowledge University. This online course was exactly what I needed to take me into a world that I knew existed, but was foreign to me, and which I know I will enjoy greatly. The skills that I learned will help me to expand my horizons for many years to come. Thank you SDGKU!!! In conclusion, I not only recommend the SDGKU program if you want to be a web developer, but I also highly recommend that you consider a "restart" and whatever that might mean to you. All the best!Felipe Botero

I am a current student at this University and I could not be happier about it. The staff is wonderful and very proactive. They are available for me every time I need them; always helping me to look forward and to think in my professional future. Everybody here is very qualified for the job and I feel very comfortable learning from the courses and the skilled instructors. I was blessed to find this University that has helped me to pursue my dreams.Alexei Zaldua Garoz

There are two types of career coaches. Type 1: The coach gives you several hand-outs, shows you some videos, gives you a standard “to do” list, and sends you on your way. This type of coach treats every client the same, and does not understand that people have different strengths and weaknesses that lead to ultimate success. This coach just wants money. Type 2: The coach is interested in knowing who you are, what makes you tick, what are your likes/dislikes, and what steps you can take to lead you on your personal path of success. This Type 2 coach understand that everyone is different, and therefore requires a unique and individualized plan for success. There are thousands of Type 1 coaches. In fact, you don’t even need to hire a Type 1 coach, just search the net for tips on success and do it yourself for free. There are only a few select Type 2 coaches. Maryam is your rare Type 2 coach. She does not take the easy way out just for a pay day. She really cares about her client’s success. She always says, “your success is the rising sun that tells me life is AMAZING!” She will create an individualized roadmap that is tailored to your strengths. Nothing generic here. Only new, fresh, and exciting ideas that will make you love your job or career more than you ever thought possible. Give her a call, she won't bite, but she'll push you to make your dreams come true.Kuscha Hatami

To say that Maryam and Infuse Theory have positively impacted my business and personal life would be an understatement. Her knowledge of sales, leadership and business development is so profound and just halfway through her course, I have been able to apply so many new techniques, systems and processes that have directly impacted my time savings and bottom line. Her accountability is impeccable and she really gets you to take action instead of just talking or planning. If you want to take your business to a level that you couldn’t think you could achieve definitely reach out to Maryam and let her help you make that happen! You won’t regret it.Art Barajas

Maybe you just started your new job and need help to sharpen your sales techniques or you are the CEO and looking to take your company to the next level, Maryam’s program is designed to elevate and get you the results you want. Knowing Maryam for years, I can confidently say she’s the best in class. You will be working with someone who has the knowledge, experience, and passion for success. Remember, if you keep doing the same thing you’re going to keep getting the same results! If you’re looking for different results, then maybe it’s time you bring in Maryam!Moe Hamidi

This school is terrible. Their customer service and refund department is one of the worst I've dealt with.I had to drop classes and requested a refund but they changed their policies and it's been over two months and I still have not received my refund they keep changing their policies to avoid refunding my fees. I've asked to speak to the financial department supervisor and they say they only communicate via email. If you are planning on attending this school.. you may want to try somewhere else. These people are definitely not doing good business .maria Ramirez

I attend classes for the Business of Craft Beer and couldn't be happier with the instructors, the classes and not to mention that the campus is gorgeous.Donovan Alcantara

The school is the best I've ever seen. The teachers teach you very good and are so friendly, the whole staff as well. This year I'm staying here for two weeks. So, I will come back next year to do an internship for three months. The organisation is perfect. You know on the first day where you have to go and with the APP from CEL you always stay in touch with the news. I have no points on what they can improve. If you need some more information from a student from Germany you are welcomed to write me on Facebook (Christoph Warncke) and ask any question you may have. I really recommend this institution!Christoph Warncke

I spend almost 6 month at CEL Downtown and it was an amazing experience for me. The classes and teachers are great! I had the Cambridge Prep. Course and General English class. The classes are small and fun! I became friends with so many new people from all over the world which is a wonderful experience. Futhermore, I worked as an intern in the language school and it was great. I really enjoyed working there. My coworkers were all super nice and helpful. I learned a lot while working and being in class. I really miss my time at CEL!! It was the best time of my life!Jessi C

I've been there for 6 months and I can tell that the staff and teachers are really friendly and welcoming. Also, they are competent in their job and always there to help you. It was a real pleasure to spend my time there and I surely recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their English. I really enjoyed all the activities too. It was a really good experience.Jasmin Leying

I organize Events via FB, Meetup and Eventbrite. I am also part of multiple businesses as in Utah where before Covid we had group experience camps w up to 100 students where we take them hiking, horseback riding, California Experiences and more. I split my time multiple times a year mostly between Florida, SoCal and Utah where I and others host/guide events. Today was an event for Kayaking. The event is Free except for kayak rental if needed. I moved to San Diego in 84, my 34yo Daughter was born here. It is my Special Home City but as many places and w events the number of no-shows can be high regardless of who organizes. SoCal has a repratation of having people who will flake out(not inform)not show or be late. Seen it as an electrician here and other know this even natives. Todays event ended up only having 2young Asian Girls/Ladies and because of the small number vs about 10registered Going I informed them that kayaking was easy on the bay and a not so cold sunny day with there friends would be more fun. I found out they had Ubered from around Fashion Valley Area so offered them a ride since next event, a walking event didn't happen till 6P. They were appreciative as I was just trying to be a nice person, which there still are. Felt bad they paid for an Uber and event was a no-go. Earlier I hosted 5 of us that I had never met before on a Bike Ride Event. A Supervisor Lady asked the 2 girls if they knew me and a young couple involved themselves they were profiling me and also it was embarrassing. Also the Supervisor Lady acted like I harassed the young girls working renting kayaks which is rather funny unless saying that SoCal is nationwide known to be with many flaky people. This is true and again "I Love San Diego" consider it HOME and many know what I said is true. Florida has many similar issues also. Of Free events a 50% show vs no-show ratio is good. If anything I said was offensive or mean San Diego or hopefully just these few people has gotten way to fragile. No-One even cared to min. know me. This was out and out unjust Profiling which I bet all parties involved are against. Hypocrisy is the vaccine this country needs. We will look for somewhere else for kaying events and also with any travel groups we bring to the area. Will still do the Mission Bay Bikeabout and Walkabout from the area as both were done without an issue today. Even one lady has done 3 events I have hosted/guided and is doing another tomorrow along with a couple driving 200+ miles to do the event. Just trying to be a Goodwill Ambassador vs whatever you all were auto profiling me as.Steven Caliridion

Was our first time paddle boarding, the staff was very nice and explained how to do it, the staff was great, I even forgot something and they were very quick to find my name and number and call me before I drove too far away and I was able to pick it up relatively quickly. The facilities are nice; we were very happy to see they had lockers included with the price, lots of stuff for rent, tons of options, life jackets or a much easier to wear emergency fanny pack thing if you don't want a bulky life jacket, which is fantastic. We even had a class or something using their facilities as well and everything was still impressively smooth and with all the equipment available. The bay is great but pay attention to the current, we got a bit far out and the trip back was a little harder. Pretty popular bay but the water is still overall relatively calm even with some boats slowly going around. Was a great first paddle boarding experience, thank you, glad we picked this place.Mark Alexander

We have rented from here a few times. When we visit Mission we love to paddle board. We love the peace of hanging bay side where the water is calm. On our last trip my son broke a paddle . We were all paddling together and are not sure how it happened. I took the paddle back to get a new one and they exchanged it. On our way back in the Manager started yelling at my son. He was a real jerk! He could have easily explained that we needed to pay for it. He could have talked to us in a normal matter but instead he started screaming “you need to pay for that”. It was obviously a accident since we couldn’t even figure out how it happened. Instead of arguing we paid for the paddle but I think he really needs to know that you don’t yell at customer. It is so disrespectful and uncalled for. We won’t be renting from here again and hope others don’t have the same experience.antonia reynolds

This review, is not solely based on this location per se, but rather DeVry University as a whole. Also, I have attended campuses in Anaheim, Long Beach, San Diego, and Pomona. Starting with the positives, most of the professors on campus are great. Many are very experienced, fair, and show a genuine interest in helping students. Other staff personnel were friendly and helpful as well. I also liked the convenience of only having to attend one live lecture per week and being able to turn in work from home. Now for the negatives. The worst part of DeVry is the tuition rates, but not only because tuition is excessive from DeVry being a for-profit organization, but because they charge the same rate for online courses as they do for on-site courses which is beyond ridiculous. Price is what you pay and value is what you get. To say you get even half the value of on-site courses with online courses would be putting it nicely. I've had many issues with online professors, but never with professors on campus. Most (with the exception of very few) of the online professors seem as if they do the bare minimum. Tardiness is common, many neglect to respond to students in a timely manner, most won't even take 30 minutes out of their day to make a simple live video to help students. I've also witnessed some unfair/bizarre feedback for submitted assignments from online professors as well which made it seem as if the professor assigned a grade without even peeking at the submission.Blake C

I attended DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management and graduated with a Masters degree in 2013. Although I'm also an advisor at the college, I chose to attend Keller because I felt it was a quality education and I knew the knowledge I was gaining was valuable to advancing my career. I took a variety of onsite and online classes while earning my Masters, and at different times I would slow or increase the pace to fit my personal/work life. This is a major draw to the University since they cater to working adults and the flexibility to take onsite or online was perfect for my personality. I simply chose campus classes for more difficult subjects, and online classes for lighter topics. Overall, I had some top notch professors who cared deeply about their students and pushed me to really excel in leadership. I did have one professor who was not helpful and did the bare minimum to help his students. So, I made sure to provide ample feedback about all of my awesome professors and the one lazy one. Earning my degree wasn't easy and I put in some long hours, but it has paid off. I would definitely recommend Keller Graduate School of Management to anybody interested in earning a business-management related Masters.Bonnie Grant

After leaving college in my junior year to take advantage of a job opportunity, I had no idea that it would take me 19 years to find a school that would allow me to work and finish my bachelor's degree. DeVry University offered me that chance. DeVry evaluated all of my previous college courses as well as my military training for possible transfer credits. Not having to start college from scratch as well as learning from professors who also have real world experience sold me on DeVry. I highly recommend DeVry University to anyone that has previous college or military experience and needs a flexible course schedule.Richard Loomis

I have been at the school for about 6 years, also in the PhD program. Yes, you can wiz through your classes, but once you get the dissertation stage, all hell breaks loose. If you have a problem, you will notice it takes forever to get it solved, if at all. They constantly make changes that students are unaware of because there is no cohesion in getting information out. Trying sitting on your hands for 3 weeks waiting for your chair to return your work related to your dissertation. The person who gave it 5 stars is in for a big surprise and will find out he/she is not properly prepared. Also instructors are basically paper correctors, advisors are mail carriers, and the school is getting rich. But you would never know because most basic information available at schools is a secret at NCU. BEWARE.Marx Hausen

I recently graduated with an MBA/Marketing from Northcentral University, and I found it was a great experience. The school teaches individuals to be disciplined in meeting deadlines and doing assignments. The mentors are one on one which is much more cohesive and the curriculum is challenging. I recently re-enrolled in a DBA/Marketing programangela austin

I love this school. I am a second year PhD student and this school is 100% online. It's one class every nine weeks and you submit your papers each week. Very reasonable with no fees as your tuition is one flat rate. Military discounts and great staff. I look forward to my graduation in 2016!!! Thank you NCU!Sunflower2021

I was a student in the Virtual Startup Summer School in the summer of 2020. While the program was completely virtual, the content that Professor Klein prepared for us was immersive and fundamental to entrepreneurship. We learned about the basics of starting a business, played an entrepreneurship simulation, heard valuable advice from guest entrepreneurs and business leaders, and even gave a pitch for our own business. Through all these different activities, I feel like a gained an overview of the different facets of starting a business. I would highly recommend this program for aspiring entrepreneurs.Ellie Feng

My daughter attended the summer camp 2022 and she learned a lot from Prof. Klein about how to generate a business idea and how to execute the idea to be a start-up. I hold an MBA degree with an executive position in a public company and was very impressed when my daughter talked to me about what she learned from the summer camp. Prof. Klein also brought a few local great entrepreneurs to talk to the kids during the camp, which is a great experience sharing for the kids. Absolutely five stars and highly recommended to parents and kids alike!Lixin Xu

I absolutely loved this program. It was the program that initially got me into business! Visiting local businesses and seeing how they operated was extremely educational. Now, because of this program, I have internships in business, research projects, and my own business! It really helped me find what I wanted to do in the future. I would highly recommend this program to any high school student.Olivia Jin

A valuable top notch University located in the heart of San Diego! SDSU provides excellent higher education programs covering a wide spectrum of disciplines to educate tomorrow's future and make the world turn! This University puts the student first. A ton of programs, clubs, organizations and support to assist the student all the way through their stages of education, graduation and into employment. Countless administrative support and staff to assist incoming students, SDSU dining, research assistance, campus book store, employment on campus, financial aid, amazing SDSU Dining through out the campus and professional staff to help you with all your needs. Future professionals are created here.BRIAN PEREYRA

My daughter graduated from High School with a 3.8 GPA / Cum Laude and is now currently a freshman attending San Diego State and living on campus. She absolutely loves it and has had nothing but wonderful things to say about the classes, the teachers, the campus and the dorms. She is currently an undecided/undeclared major and the teachers have been nothing but exceptional in helping her find her way. If you ask her she wouldn't change a thing. She is excited about her future – ahead in her classes and scheduled to graduate in four years. The campus is beautiful, always clean with lots of energy and activities from the students and teachers. Everyone is always friendly.Claudine M

San Diego State University is a major public research institution providing transformative experiences and a rich campus life, both inside and outside of the classroom, for its 36,000 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students. SDSU is committed to student success and life-changing opportunities for students, such as study abroad, undergraduate research, internships and entrepreneurial experiences. SDSU is the oldest higher education institution in the San Diego region, and these deep community roots provide access to internships, mentoring relationships, and volunteer opportunities that complement and enhance the classroom experience.Jefri Tamba

Unfortunately this school is not even close to a good university. This university cannot be compared to Harvard, UCSD, or even Devry. Below are some reasons why: 1) They are nationally accredited. Once you start with this school you must complete with them. You do have the option of transferring out but none of their credits will count. As oppose to schools like National University or SDSU who are regionally accredited (WASC accreditation is always better). 2) The university's Financial Aid Department is the worst. Jean Foster, who runs this department even if it does not say so on paper, is probably the most unknowledgeable human I’ve worked with. The university is not even qualified to give out half of the grants the other schools are (no Cal Grants). You will sign documents that state that once you are enrolled in courses, you should receive your living expenses. However, you will only receive your money when the university "feels" that you are a safe candidate and will not harm their retention rate. They do not trust their students. Even though the documents you signed do not state that this condition will apply. This is unethical behavior. By the way, work study is not available. 3) If you look up this university on Wikipedia you will learn that it is the same school as Pacific Western. Pacific Western is notorious for giving away diplomas to students who never found a job. The staff and management is the same people. Specifically the president of the University is the same person. He still receives letters from students of the past. They question why he promised that their degrees will be accredited and have lied to them. 4) They are a very limited school. If you want any majors that are useful in the job market (engineering, mathematics, sciences) they do not have any available. Don't bother showing up to the school, just call them and check. They have one classroom in their entire "campus" which the staff also uses as a conference room and a lunchroom. You have no choice of teachers, which you would in any other university. They have one person for each course and that is it. Supposedly you have a choice of electives (or specialties) but you do not. Because of their low number of students, there are only very few courses that are available at a time so you are stuck with what is available. Compare this to other schools where many staff members and teachers are available for help. I understand that most students do not have enough time to do extensive research, but making time to learn more about a university you will be attending in the next 2-4 years is very important. Time and money will be wasted otherwise. If you visit their site the only example of someone doing anything post-graduation is someone going back to Peace Corps (she was already part of this organization before attending this university). I will not be attending college to not change my life. Please read their BBB report. They do false advertising. Steer Clear.Corra Deluca

Having retired as a senior officer in the military, and continuing with a successful second career, I chose to pursue a graduate level degree. I looked at some of the other universities in the San Diego area and even attended one of the more recognized universities but later dropped realizing that the other university is nothing but a degree paper mill and willing to accept any potential student that was willing to pay. What I found in the classroom at the other university was a hodge podge of professors that taught at an undergraduate level and essentially insulted my intelligence throughout my stay. It by no means was a graduate level class and I consequently dropped the program and left the university. Now let me introduce the university I should have chosen in the first place, California Miramar University! Upon walking in the administrative office of CMU, I was immediately taken back by the friendliness and genuine interest of the staff, particular the Director of Operations. Invited in her office, I explained my desire to take my education to another level and pursue a graduate degree, specifically an MBA. I was introduced to core class requirements and offered various electives that were required to achieve my specific degree path. I decided to pursue CMU because of the way I was treated and that was warmly and professionally. After two years of classes that were both thought-provoking and stimulating, I received my well-earned MBA. Throughout my time at CMU, I was challenged by the professors, elevated my ability to think in a broader perspective and given the opportunity to express myself and my opinions. My fellow classmates were all professionals who brought an intellectual insight to classroom discussions and projects. I cannot think of a better learning experience. CMU are pro military to both active duty and retired veterans. They submit paperwork immediately ensuring all benefits that the military are due are paid in full and on time. Never once did I have a problem with finance. I am so impressed with the university that I have begun a Master of Science in Leadership in an effort to obtain my second graduate degree. On numerous occasions, I have been recognized by government leadership for the different perspective I now bring to high level conferences due to the attainment of my MBA from CMU. I cannot speak enough positive thoughts about the university and recommend to all I encounter who are seeking an education at any level.John Dantic

CALMU is a great place to go to if you want a world class MBA at a reasonable cost. I am a product of distant education and I can tell you although this school may not have the pedigree of a Yale or a Harvard, its academic program can go toe to toe with the best of them. I got my undergrad at a traditional brick and Mortar school and I can tell you that CALMU’s professors are top notch. Not only, they challenge you with an academically fulfilling curriculum but also understand that students who choose to get a degree online are trying to balance a work and school life. Lastly, from a cost perspective the school’s tuition is one fourth of what you would expect to pay elsewhere. I plan on graduating debt free with an MBA, and this not a statement many students can make. Give them a try and you will not be disappointed.Ankur Rawat