20 Best Mba Programs In Toledo, OH (2022 Updated)

I pay thousands for my child to live in a glorified closet with a bunch of strangers (living in the dorms is required of course) and then I find out that there is basically no laundry here. The dryers don’t work. We’ve made complaints, my daughter has submitted maintenance requests, and still nothing. The best they can do is put an out of order sign on the machines and call the problem fixed. Apparently they occasionally remove the signs despite nothing being fixed. I can’t imagine how frustrating it is to leave your clothes in the dryer for an hour only to come back to a soggy pile of clothes. If it’s the dryer company to blame, then get a new company, but until then I would consider finding a loophole to live off campus or go somewhere else.Regina Pycroft

Great campus with many great programs! I have multiple friends who go here and they all seem like they are excelling compared to myself! Their aviation program seems like it is one of the best around and have multiple friends going here for that reason! I have also heard very good things about the education majors. The campus is very safe and really well laid out. The buildings look very modern! Downtown has very nice places to eat, hang out, shop, and party! The wifi is a tad slow and I'm not sure why, but it is livable. The weather is very cold in the winter because of wind and the landscape being so flat, but they do have public transportation to get to classes and other buildings/ places.Collin “A1C Sherwood” Sherwood

Sunday after Christmas took a nostalgic campus tour. It was great, no one was around and I could just stroll about. Started counting new buildings, that have appeared since my days on campus and decided it was easier to count the one that I knew, that were still there. Even my old dorm was gone! South Hall, my speech and theatre homebase was renamed. But get this, the Bursar's building was gone too, if they would have asked I would have helped tear that one down. The advancements in technology and convenience that have amassed since I graduate in 1985 really changed the place. Proud to be a Falcon!!!!!!!!Ed McMasters

This is the best college of business in the area. Nothing is even close to its caliber! If you're looking for a career and a co-op experience during your school, this is the best place in the country to get an education!Dave Rapien

Distribute poor content to students. Slides aren't well-developed. Language is often foul. No good accommodations or mentoring for entrepreneurs in serious companies.Christopher Rosing

The new building is a vast improvement over the old building! The instructors are very good that often are very successful in the private sector.Geuvera Photography

There are sooooooo many colleges and universities in Northwest Ohio that would be a better choice than Lourdes. I got duped into coming here on the false pretense of discounted tuition and quick graduation. Nearly 3 years later, I'm still more than a year from graduation, I have not gotten one single penny off my tuition, as was previously promised, and the tuition has climbed by 150%… Transferring out to UT, something I should have done a long time ago.Patrick G.

Got a dual degree in Bus Admin & Marketing! Wonderful university in so many ways! Every campus has it ups and downs BUT if you reach out and make your needs known, they will do everything they can to meet your individual needs! Thank you Lourdes for all you did for me personally!Tammy B

Very nice campus. The University has expanded with a sports facility and dorms. Beautiful park like campus providing a safe environment for the kids. Small class rooms are an asset.Carol Venia-Stokes

The Max M. Fisher College of Business is the business school of The Ohio State University. Fisher's campus is located on the northern part of The Ohio State University, within a partially enclosed business campus adjacent to St. John Arena. It is composed of brick buildings loosely arranged in a quadrangle. The 370,000-square-foot (34,000 m2) complex is the largest multi-building project ever undertaken by the University[citation needed]. Fisher is one of the founding members of the AACSB. By design, Fisher College of Business enrolls about 120 Full-Time Master of Business Administration (MBA) students each year. Currently, there are 7,359 full-time undergraduates. Established in 1916 as the College of Commerce and Journalism, the school was renamed in 1993 for Max M. Fisher, a 1930 Ohio State graduate who provided a substantial amount[quantify] to the school. The number of living alumni is 78,657Jefri Tamba

As an engineering student, I will always be jealous of how nice the business college buildings are. They have money like no tomorrow and it clearly shows.Nikit Malkan

I graduated in 1991 with an MBA. The things I learned at Kent State have served me well ever since. I have many fond memories of the school and its outstanding faculty that genuinely cared for students.Ron Baughman

If I could leave a zero star that’d be cool. I called to get basic information. Wanted to know transferable credits of and ADN degree to BSN degree. Was told o needed to “Speak English” (mind you I’m as English and American as it gets) I asked what he meant by to speak English and he said he didn’t understand was an ADN or BSN is. There’s more polite ways to ask about something you don’t understand than to straight up tell someone “I need you to speak English for me” like sir! I need you to speak more professionally for me. Disgusted. Btw don’t press “2” option or you’ll probably be talked to like a dog too.Kyra Yates

I’m currently an attending undergrad since 2019. I’ve only had one major issue and that was my academic advisor originally slotting 18 credit hours my first semester. But I got a new academic advisor and I’ve had no other issues. All of my professors have been nice even if they were strict with teaching methods. I could even say I’d miss a few of them cause they made classes with them super fun. Their Covid-19 response was also great and their testing centers were quick and easy to attend. The campus is also really nice in the spring/summer when it’s not too hot.C. H.

As community members, we attend some of the music programs. All of the free music programs come with a 100% money-back guarantee if you don't like them. Tastes in music vary and there are different performances. Theater programs usually have a charge, comparable to some community theaters and high school theater productions. Tastes again vary and it is hard to put Star labels on these genres of offering. Facilities are functional. During COVID, masks required. Parking usually adequate.Gary Fox

The ENTIRE staff of this University goes above and beyond for its students. They care about you and your education equally. Our Dean is the perfect mix of firm and caring, and extremely helpful. Professors are highly educated, ready to instruct in a fun manner, and they have GREAT professional connections for internships. You must be willing to make the effort, and you will be glad you did. My program, Sport Management, has two of the best people possible in charge of my program. They are able to teach and grow me into being highly successful my industry. Our guest speakers in class are funny, thoughtful, exciting and educational and never boring. We go to Super Bowls, MLB All-Star Games and more. I only regret not going sooner. Any program there is worthwhile, as we also are attached to such amazing companies as Crown and more on campus and off.Michael LeMaster

I got my class A CDL here with a tanker endorsement and I've been a company truck driver for several years now. it's how I make my living. If I remember correctly I had Mr. Trammel as an instructor. And no, I don't drive for SWIFT, JB HUNT, or SCHNIDER. I got a job hauling grain for a local farmer, and used that for the required 2yr OTR experience all the companies want. I'm updating my review on 8/5/22 I've been saving my pennies, and bought my own big truck. I'm going to try and make it on my own with the help of some friends. I bought an old 87 International. Pre electronics haha I'm still out on the road driving every day.Bread Man

Schools fine… but they don’t let you work on your car even in your own spare time, apparently not allowed and you will get a ticket for it, even though they let you pull it in for class to work on but we can’t do our own work on them… absolutely ridiculous. What kind of school teaches you something and then it’s not allowed outside of class? Seems like their overreaching for control that’s not theirs. Also… they have a bookstore to rent TOOLS… you can rent snap on scanners compression testers and much more, you can’t rent the tools and then will get a ticket if you use them on campus what a joke…Aydan Kraemer

I'm an international student. This place is not for new learners but only for experienced people specially when it comes to masters. They expect students to be experts and had knowledge in that field, focused on adults like 30s or 40s or 50s. Not sure what's wrong with these people. The staff teaches for the sake of teaching, the instructors feel that students know everything and students are experienced people. Some of them are good and want to teach but short timings does not allow them to teach properly. The education quality is being lost😭. The academic advisor simply states work with instructor, the instructor tells go to academic if you have a problem. It's a circle. I'm in tears 😭 all my money, I'm putting ton of efforts maintaining my grade. It slowly falling to C grade. There are only 2 classes that too they cover 60-80 slides in 1 or 2 hours. Like how the hell you expect me or any human being to process so much information and chapters. Semesters are like covered in 2 months or 2 months 10 days that's not even 3 or 4 month standard. Assignments after assignments, projects, exams.. It is focused on failing you with harsh grading and confusing questions. Be aware if you're willing to take a risk. Tons of students take a transfer and move to trine university, university of cumbersland, cambersville university and university of Scranton transferred after 1 or 2 weeks of joining rest move after semester 1, barely any students stay. 🤷🏻 Like what's wrong with you all. *Please look graduation rate of university when you join any university. Always remember that and it's very Important*. This university has only 35 percent graduation rate that means something. 💔 Be aware of this fact guys!sam

I read through a lot of the negative reviews about Franklin and I am noticing one common theme: lack of accountability. Most of the reviews were blaming the school for doing what college requires you to do. No one said going to college was going to be a walk in the park. You have to EARN your degree and that requires putting in the work, the effort, and staying motivated. It’s up to YOU to take an exam at the testing center or obtain an appropriate proctor. They give you more than enough time to arrange that into your schedule. It’s also up to you to turn assignments in on time and coordinate your schedule to fit the deadlines. In the professional world, your boss isn’t going to extend your deadline because your kid got sick so why should your professor? Plan ahead and BE ACCOUNTABLE. I am a Franklin Alumni and I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience. Franklin is a great option for someone who needs a little more flexibility than traditional “in-person” college. I highly recommend the programs they offer, the instructors, and the administration. My experience was awesome because I put in the effort. Please do not take the reviews from people being lazy as accuracy about this university.Aundrea Brim

My son has been in this since last year. He has not yet been able to take a class that goes with his major. He struggles with writing seems that's all they do. Com an math is all he has took. He has a IEP. Which they totally ignore. They do nothing but discussions nothing is really taught. His assignments are copies from other websites. Teachers do not come up with their own. We had a bad ice storm and his road you could not travel and he lost power for over 2 weeks. Which when he was able he emailed his instructor. He could not get back into his class to finish. They decided to keep his rebursment check then said he owed 800 and some dollars. He has to pay for his own test. I will be contacting department of Education. Stay away from this school is a trapConnie Hagan

Back in October 2001 , I kept that business College from plummeting to the ground during a heavy wind storm event. The building was still in the construction phase and a good share of the windows hadn't been installed yet, and I was in charge of Security to guard the computer room and a lot of accoutrements that were already in the building. That storm started blowing 70-100 mph.wind gusts in the open window holes and the glass atrium started to act like a balloon. Scared me and I dont scare easily. I had to find a way of stabilizing the building and being an old farm boy, I knew tractors and hydraulics, I saw a HI-LO hydraulic lift and totally disregarded orders by my bosses to not use any of the construction crews equipment .I ran that hydraulic hoist up to be just snug tight to the steel I- beam ( rafter) to stabilize the entire atrium to ensure that it wouldn't collapse. I am completely sure that would have happened had I not. The next morning , the crew came in ,saw the lift nicely placed up against the roof and let my boss know that whoever did that probably kept the building in one piece . At first, my boss reiterated to me and reprimanded me for using their equipment , then some fella in charge of the school had heard about and saw what I had done and told me more than likely I really did keep that atrium from going down and even thanked me profusely and gave me a heartfelt and genuine hug. I dont know if that gentleman was Eli Broad or if he wasnt- I didn't have the time or energy to ask. I needed to go home to sleep. Anyway, I'm glad the business school is still upright and educating people . I dont handle Security anymore, but at the time, I was glad I was there to help . Thanks for your time in reading about my experience – and I thought my experience with the Eli Broad building might be a good read for people who might not know what their school has endured. Peace.Barry Lynn Strank

I attended the Broad College of Business as a marketing major from 2020-2021. I transferred to Michigan State in 2019 from a smaller private college where I played baseball and studied business. I transferred because I wanted to focus on my education in the field of business, and coming to the Broad College of Business was by far the best choice. Broad College did a great job at making me an expert in all different fields of business other than just my major of marketing. On top of it, the most important thing is retaining all of the information that we learned and they did a wonderful job at helping me do that. The building is beautiful and every time you walk through the doors in the morning, you feel like you are apart of something special that a lot of people don't have the opportunity to be apart of. I highly recommend being a student of Michigan State and the globally recognized Broad College of Business – it is really something special that will help your career take off!Andrew Beitel

If I say the teachers are IRRESPONSIBLE that would be a gross understatement. Our teacher missed many classes and even when she was in the class she did not know what she was talking about. Apparently, it was the first time she was exposed to the material! One day, she asked us "what is the topic for today?" And at the end of the semester she forgot to submit our grades and my grade turned to zero. We had a lot of back and forth to fix her error. Sadly, she received the best teacher's award the very same year that she was "teaching" our class. Just imagine how bad the other teachers are.Bernard Bronson

Denise, I added to this review, please read if you see this. I graduated from Mercy a few years ago. It was one of the worst experiences I've ever gone through. I did graduate and got what I went there for but students are repeatedly disrespected by teachers and the clinical instructors. The skills lab was a joke. I'd go in there to ask questions and I was told several times to find a book and look up the answer instead of doing their jobs that they are paid for and help a student with their knowledge. If I couldn't find the answer, they'd hand me another book to look at while they continued to have conversations with their co-workers. Most clinical instructors were mean and made you feel stupid, even in front of patient's. I may have a RN after my name but I regret going to this school. I'll never forget some of the cruel things several teachers have said to me and how unhelpful and unsupportive the staff was. After I graduated, several of the teachers got fired and I wasn't surprised. I don't recommend going to this school. Nursing school is hard enough and this school isn't worth the added stress. EDIT: Hi Denise, not sure if you will see this, I appreciate your response. I just want to add that the teachers, clinical instructors, and staff, need to realize people are not only students but also paying customers. I feel Mercy lacks in customer service when it comes to students. This surprises me since having good customer service skills is an important aspect in nursing for patient satisfaction. I agree with a previous review that stated, " students are treated like burdens." I never once heard words of encouragement from the staff at Mercy. A lot of negative and unkind remarks. I also got more help from the students working in the skills lab than the nurses who worked in the lab. I feel the staff at Mercy needs to be educated on the importance of customer service skills. If there are multiple student complaints about an educator, take it seriously. When I was there, one of your clinical instructors actually got me to cry in front several students and hospital staff. I felt I had no one to report this to, worried staff would turn against me.Google User

Don't be discouraged by the 1 star posters. My daughter attended Mercy College and we couldn't be happier. The staff is great. The people that had trouble in school had several resources to help them do better. My daughter constantly scheduled tutoring sessions. Mercy prepares the student, but the student has to be prepared for the challenge of nursing school. Remember nurses have human lives they are taking care of. Does anyone want someone getting low grades to be their nurse? I don't. No school prepares their student for the NCLEX (test to become a registered nurse) better than Mercy. We were so happy with Mercy that our son is now attending Mercy this fall (BSN program). Great school!Dee M

My experience at Mercy was more like a nightmare. The students are treated like burdens, instead of the paying consumers they are. There is a huge lack of communication between instructors and lab staff, which leaves students unsure and ultimately unsuccessful. Educators are supposed to give students the tools they need to become successful, this is not what I received during my time at Mercy. You can study hard, ace exams, and practice in the lab everyday, however one poorly proctored lab check off can fail you for a whole semester, and if you try to appeal, it is just your word against theirs. I do not recommend Mercy if you hope to graduate , and get that RN behind your name.Miss Me

The professors were biased and use techniques to belittle students. On the website, it is laughable that the non-discriminatory is displayed. Moreover, that school is a sham! When I declared my major for Business Administration; I was told that the major just listed as an option for entrance in the business school but it is not an actual major. I was told to declare my major in Accounting (which is very different from that imaginary major). I end up transferring and went to a better university that is more credible and worth paying for. My suggestion is not to waste a penny not the time on that school because even if the individual has enough credits and courses to graduate; the staff will still have the individual take a few more courses (just to get more money).ladytye826

Outstanding dual AACSB accredited college of business, two accreditation’s making them one of only 173 business schools in the world to achieve that distinction, top 50 nationally ranked public business school focusing on leveraging the strength of local business leaders’ involvement to getting students career ready and connected. Outstanding hire rate within 90 days or less of gradation and major emphasis on paid internshipsKevin Smith

My experience at The CBA has been nothing but positive. The Finance Department is full of experienced professionals in their industries from a number of diverse backgrounds. The College of Business Administration, great student organizations, and faculty are truly an asset to the city, and the region as a whole.Danny Berzinskas

I had an incredible experience as an undergraduate in the CBA and I continue to proudly serve as a mentor and board member today! The opportunities for our students are endless and the instructors and administrators are top notch! #GoZipsShon Christy

I am currently in the 11th grade at this school. I've been there since my sophomore year and I have a younger sister that is currently trying to enroll here for her seventh grade year. I'm graduating in 2019. The iPads are updated to brand new one, they have keyboards that you can easily connect and disconnct and much more durable cases. This school is fantastic!Samarya Jones

I have had 3 children graduate from TSA. And currently have a 4th child enrolled as a Sophomore. I don't believe my children could've received a better education anywhere else in the city of Toledo!Chesstealia Benson

My daughter has gone to TSA for the past three years and she loves it there. Not only do they challenge her musically but they also challenge her scholastically.Kelly McConnaughy

This is the school that I graduated from as did most of my family….so I am extremely disappointed to see when you google Scott and the picture that represents this school is one of police officers removing a black person by force, and a banner overhead reading TPS Proud!!!!! What kind of foolishness is this?????? Is that how you represent ALL of the schools in Toledo or is it just Scott because it is predominately a black school????? I am totally appalled and hope that this image is removed before i have to bring it to the attention of someone who can make sure that it is removed!!!!!Deborah Cotton

The best collge prep school ,diversity of faculty and students. .. love and live WITH EACH OF OUR RACIALS DIFFERENCES … ASIAN , BLACK, LATINO, HISPANICS, EUROS. POLISH , GREEK. ,LEBANES, AND MY DADS HERITAGE! NATIVE INDIGEOUS AMERICAN. .. I STAND FOR ALL !!Rochelle Anderson

High school's are a great place for young adult's to learn how to be successful in life and manage their life pro efficiently. A resident where i live went there so a good review seems appropriate. Have a good rest of the year Scott High School.Austin Meszaros

Ohio University offers students a dynamic learning experience that will make them relevant in today's corporate world. The campass is in a beautiful setting that fosters students to set their vision for the future, while keeping the brick and mortar traditional setting alive. The faculty are dedicated, motivated, most importantly in my opinion, passionate to share knowledge with the students. I am currently a graduate Bobcat and my opinion may be bias , but I am giving my open and honest review after completing my undergraduate degree at another top ranked University, I wish I would have started in Athens, but at least I'm finishing there. Go Bobcats!Nathaniel Dayton

It's awesome. Enroll and go to college here. I've been here almost 20 years and have yet to meet a student who doesn't like it here!Toby Stock