20 Best Mph Programs In Detroit, MI (2022 Updated)

This place is a disgrace. The many of the professors refuse to meet outside of their office hours, even when their office hours are during another class. As of now I can count no less than 10 broken vending machines on campus, some that haven't been fixed in 4 months! I've called both CMU and the vendors, and neither one wants to fix the machines. I guess they don't want to make money. The parking meters aren't maintained. I found one of the only available parking spaces near the Univerity Center. It was filled with quarters so much that it couldn't accept any more, so I was unable to pay my meter. You supposedly can pay with an app, but it's only available for iPhone, and I have an android, so i want able to pay that way either. I came out to find I had been ticketed for not paying for a space (I didn't have a student pass at the time). This is an absurd business practice. The bathrooms smell like urine all the time, especially in Pearce Hall and Engineering Technology buildings. I have found the same filth left on the toilets in the bathrooms several days in a row. Considering the volume of traffic, those bathrooms should be cleaned twice a day, but at least once a day. The engineering building is the most frustrating sight on campus. When it rains heavily multiple buckets are used to catch the leaks inside the building. There are almost no places to plug in your phone or laptop because there aren't enough electrical outlets in the common areas, and of the ones that are present, many aren't working or are broken. The only reprieve is an extension cord that someone plugged into the cooling of the first floor to access from the common area on the second floor. Otherwise, in order to charge your phone or computer, you have to sit on the floor like a child playing with his toys because the only outlets available are in the middle of a hallway and are meant for maintenance for cleaning rather than students. Basically, you will not find working electrical outlets in the same place as seating areas on campus. All of the sectional furniture in engineering should have been replaced 5 or more years ago, it's all stained and broken down or torn to the point that goodwill probably wouldn't accept it. There are no study rooms in the entire building, making it hard to find places to work on group projects without leaving to make room for a class. The printers in this building are a joke. Most of the ones in the classrooms are blinking because they are out of toner, paper, or just gave up on life. When they are working they often aren't accessible to student accounts and I have to go to the front office to print, except that I have to convert whatever I need to print into a pdf because that's all it accepts. I guess it's too much to expect when they don't even know how to install the door stops in the correct place to…eh…stop a door. I will amend this review when I see that my tuition dollars are being used effectively demonstrate basic maintenance and upkeep on campus. Since no one is interested in fixing the problem, hopefully posting here will make this more of a priority for Central Michigan University.christopher chism

I had a great experience attending this School. There is so much diversity here and different ethnic groups. When I was there I lived in Calkins Hall. It was an all girls Hall back then. I learned so much and made so many lifelong friends. It changed me forever as a person. This is a really good School to go to in a small town. There are lots to do. I loved this School and am forever grateful that I had the opportunity to go here. Fire up Chips!Allison Brown

Great school if you want to go into teaching or music. Also, half of the buildings are nice and the other half are from the 60's. If you live on campus, live in the East Community.Lance Johnston

I plan on transferring here to finish my MBA and so far the institute has been awesome, very helpful and informative. One of a few schools if you meet undergrad GPA requirements (3.4+) for their program you can skip the GMAT and gain entry into their program. Extremely fair cost of attendance @ roughly $570 per credit hour. Look forward to continuing this relationship! Oh and @ Nicole Marriott are you really leaving a poor review because you signed up for college and agreed to pay for it and are being held accountable for your debt? Seriously? If you sign up at any institute, private or public, once you sign the paper you are held accountable for the debt you enter. What is wrong with people these days? Nicole grow up and take responsibility for your actions.Zt Sig

The professors are amazing. You really have a feeling that they want you to succeed. Once you graduate they really just drop you. I tried working with career services and they only met once then dropped you. Really disappointed in the behavior of no longer a check coming in we no longer care. I have an amazing work history with several degrees but this new degree is transferring over to something new. So I really wanted help in the job search and advice in moving into something different. I wonder what their actual job placement percentage is. I am just so disappointed because it really could be a great school and the professors really have a passion for teaching.Natalie Roe

I attended night classes to try and finish my degree as an adult. I am told that classes during the day are very different. My experience was incredibly frustrating. The professor of my computer class struggled to log in to her computer and often asked me to help answer questions for the class. I took a speech class and the professor did not grade students on an even scale. The highest grade in the class was the student that wrote her entire speech and then read it without ever looking up. That is only a couple. Almost every in seat class was poorly taught.Shanleyhan

(Translated by Google) In this city where the entire university is in one city, even in winter when it snows, you can easily spot friends running and exercising on the streets. Old-fashioned buildings and academic atmosphere…. However, the plan to study here seems to be difficult for the time being. (Original) 대학 전체가 한 도시인 이곳은 눈내리는 겨울임에도 거리를 뛰며 운동하는 친구들이 쉽게 눈에 띈다. 고풍스런 건물들과 학구적인 분위기….그러나 이 곳에서 공부하는 계획은 당분간 어려울 듯 하다.김혜진

I have used MPH for multiple services. On each occasion they have over delivered and exceeded my expectations. Most recently the guys did a website re-launch for my business. I am again blown away although I should not be as this is what they repeatedly do. Last summer they did some commercials and got them aired on TV. Again, they did an impeccable job. Both Pete and Kevin are so easy to work with. They are like the RUN-DMC of business marketing solutions. Both are very different but they work so well together to help you develop your best concept. I consider them part of my business because we work so closely together. The greatest aspect of MPH to me is their super-responsiveness to requests. Weekends, late-nights, or holidays these guys will respond. And for an impatient person like myself it is truly appreciated. I would give them more stars.Dan Ringo

Second time's the charm with MPH. When we decided to ramp up our agency's social media we went with a referral for a company in Lake Orion… terrible experience for many reasons. I started looking around after giving them chance after chance and found MPH. Liked what I saw online, made a consultation appointment and was impressed right off the bat! Peter and Kevin's presentation was impressive. They are professional, know their stuff, do their research and are super easy to converse with. They know how to work for you while working with you which is a finesse sometimes hard to find. Love everything they've done for our agency so far and we have a lot more ideas and projects coming. 5+ stars!!!Aubrey Schram

I have been using MPH for over 5 years now, they not only helped expand my business in metro Detroit but also helped us market our new branch in Florida. These guys handle our website, seo and ad words campaign like it was their very own with every intent to make our campaigns work! They are very responsive to any changes or additions that need to be made with very quick turn around time. I recommend Kevin and Peter to a new Buisness or an established business looking to expand and grow. You will not be disappointed giving these guys a try! Keep up the great work and quality customer service. 5 stars.Brett Heier

It is always a pleasure working with the team from MSU's Department of Medicine. Their staff is professional and courteous.Jennie Cronkhite

Integrity, Speed, Attention to Detail and Great Communication are just a few things that you can expect when working with Mike Hajjar and the MPH Lending Team. My wife and I were looking to refinance our home. We deciding to interview several lenders and when speaking with the MPH team we knew we would receive quality service and the persistence and attention to detail that we needed. Running several companies and being self-employed we knew the underwriting process for the loan may turn into a little bit of a fiasco and that we would need a professional team in our corner that has years of experience and not just getting started. We would need to lean on their advice to get the loan we needed with a great rate that’s almost unbelievable. If you’re looking for a team to handle to the ups and downs that sometimes comes with the loan process — a team that can coach you on what you need to do to hit your refinance goals, looks no further — the MPH Team and American Financial Network, Inc. is who you need to go with. They’ll shoot you straight, explain the process and how things work, and always be moving the ball forward until the job is done. Great experience & FIVE STAR SERVICE all the way!! – Eric & Wendy, Nashville, TNEric WeBuy

I struggled for years trying to find a lender partner that provided the level of customer service and care that I wanted for my clients until I was referred to Mike Hajjar and his team. Mike's communication, compassion for the client and knowledge in the business surpasses so many in the industry that when I send him referrals, I am comfortable and confident that they're in good hands. If a client wasn't qualified for a loan right away, he's always developed a plan with them to get them where they need to be to fulfill their home-ownership goals. He makes himself available at all hours to answer client questions to ensure our clients are completely knowledgeable in their decision making… The list goes on with how much Mike and his team go above and beyond for the buyer. I cannot express enough how grateful I am for them and what they do for our clients.Melissa Reyes

Mike Hajjar and his team was recommended to me by Keith Goeringer (also great to work with) and all I can say he was wonderful, understanding, and great to work with. I needed a rush for a mortgage loan and him and his team had it processed and approved in two weeks. He made the process less stressful and was always honest and open. His expertise and ability to watch market trends also gave me the best possible rate during the COVID 19 pandemic! Anything I needed he was there and very responsive with any questions I needed answered as a first time home buyer. I would definitely recommend Mike Hajjar to anyone who needed a home loan and will definitely work with him again in the future. Thanks for everything you did Mike!Edward Detvongsa

They'll take your money, charge you when you try to cancel, and keep your money too! My husband got an annual contract and was then sent away (he's active duty military) and I tried to get his contract cancelled. Long story short, it wasn't. I was never told that you have to go in physically to cancel the contract and we were charged the Annual Fee and a Monthly Fee (over $120!). I called in the beginning of August to ask about it was told it's no issue and they'll put a note in the system or whatever but never that I had to go in to cancel. When I did go in to cancel (after a half dozen calls) and signed the cancellation contract, I was then told that because I signed the cancellation that they won't refund but I had to sign the cancellation to not get charged again. I went in the day after the charges posted and was already pretty much SOL. It's a fine gym but a scam that's not even BBB accredited.Dina Cusic

The gym is clean, spacious, and well stocked with various machines and equipment. The staff is friendly and accommodating. My initial attraction to the gym was the group classes. The classes are great, but I was not able to stay consistent so I sought out a trainer. I was lucky enough to have “kick offs” with different trainers and after analyzing their various training styles/personalities I made my choice. Alonzo (Zo) has proven time and time again that I made the right choice. His expertise and training style has lead to drastic improvement in my strength and health. He continually makes updates and redesigns my sessions to maximize my progress.Kiami Lorenz

Had an amazing 3 months with my personal trainer Adrian Matthews! Adrian came up with a workout plan that was constantly giving results! He motivated me on days where I needed it, and always made sure to keep my goals in mind. Not only is he a great workout partner, but he has educated me so much! I have learned so many ways to workout and build my strength. He has shown me that you can make almost anything into a circuit. Adrian is a great trainer and an amazing human being. He cared about me and my goals and always made me feel special! Working out with Adrian made me feel like I was just hanging out with a good friend.Sam Malone

Authority Health as a residency program offers an outstanding experience. You get in depth training at top level hospitals in the city of Detroit, you get to work in underserved clinics within the community, and they embody population/public health. This program, rather it is family medicine, pediatrics, internal medicine, or psychiatry goes over and beyond for its patients and community members. I may be bias as this program trained me to be the physician I am today but I would hands down recommend any of my family members or fellow community members to be treated for by Authority Health physicians. They will ensure you get the best health care and be compassionate along the way. Thank you Authority Health! Keep setting the standard!Olabode Agaja

Good place to attend for a 4-year degree. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science from the Arts and Sciences College in June 1994. I majored in chemistry and double-minored in physics and mathematics. At that time, the chemistry department was horrible, but I hear it has improved since the bad professors retired. The physics and mathematics departments were excellent. The area around the university is very nice. I didn't want to go to a 2-year school first and then some credits wouldn't transfer nor did I want to spend an arm and a leg for my education. I got a lot of bang for my buck at this university and still return for occasional walks on their beautiful campus. Definitely recommend.Мат Маркъл

Excellent public university! The teachers are great, the students work hard, and the campus is consolidated so everything is easy to find! Transportation works well and there is also a career center to assist you during your college time. Yes there is that party reputation, but at the end of the day your academics matter more because that's what will get you a job. I did my undergraduate degree for Marketing here. I highly recommend this school. Broncos forever!Jay Rogers

Attended this school from 1999-2001. Was basically asked not to come back for dropping too many classes. I graduated from a better school. You are on your own here. They don’t care about you, just your money. You are just a number and a number of the staff are quite prejudiced. The black people who attended when I was there were quite immature. Their standards are not high. Would not recommend.Piper Davenport

Definitely the best venue! Wonderful 40th Anniversary concert with Jessica Vosk of the Broadway Hit Wicked! If you haven’t seen a show at Wharton, you’ve got to experience it. Great acoustics. Friendly staff and volunteers. And performances that will leave you awestruck. They also have a great gift shop that will have you rolling! There is even a piano in the passage from the parking ramp to the center that you can feel free to play! Definitely one classy place!Gordon Satoh (Monumental Pens)

Always a beautiful place to go for a walk or run! Grounds are kept up well and lots of space to enjoy with nature to see. Recommend exploring the bird sanctuary at Baker Woodlot and Rajendra, Lewis Landscape Arboretum, MSU Horticulture Gardens, and enjoying the trails alongside the Red Cedar River.Micah Plimpton

Have a son who is currently a student at Michigan State. I am impressed with what he has been able to accomplish so far. I have visited the campus a few times and it is a beautiful place. Being from Tuscaloosa, Alabama myself, I must add, it ain't no University of Alabama though…RTRSkowalski Hughes

I'm enrolled in a Master's program of Architecture at UDM. The curriculum exactly fits my needs and considers all my previous education. Staff and students here are more like a family, that creates friendly environment especially for new students. Studios here are mixed of theoretical and practical approaches, which expands my experiences in both ways. The school shop has all kind of machines that help in doing models. The school has good ranking and reputation in the area. The dean is such a great person, also he is AIA Michigan president of year 2017. Since I got here, I have learned a lot and my skills increase especially in design and using computer softwares. The professors here are really nice and so helpful, they always have their doors opened for any questions or if you're seeking advise. I have been in contact with U of M when I was applying for a Master's program, I found them careless, kinda lost and unorganized, unlike UDM School of Architecture, they know exactly what're they doing and care about each single student in the school. School here gives students good chance to meet with professionals and big companies to help get them a co-op or and intern position once the student graduate.George Morkos

I do not recommend their clinical psychology masters program. The feedback from professors to students about being too “cheeky”, or “share more opinions” has nothing to do with the ability to practice clinically. The suggestion to share more thoughts/opinions in class if you want a letter of recommendation would not have gotten me a letter of recommendation! Apparently it was relevant if the professors liked you and your sense of humor rather than ones ability to provide therapy and conduct assessment. Overpriced for the value. There are plenty of places to get a degree from. I’ve found little from this program to be useful in clinical practice. The training I received following graduation was much more relevant to my practice than theories, having the DSM read in class, and learning to administer projective assessments. The level of diversity was appalling. The most diverse individual I can recall was a middle aged white male pursuing a second career. He stood out from the 20 something white students.Rachel Rosencrants

I would of received a better education in a third world country then what I received going here :/ I mean what can I say I had a constantly drunk professor, who every single class would be drinking out of his “big gulp” mug you could smell the alcohol on him. I also took a advanced senior leadership class where we actually drew with crayons what we wanted to be when we grow up. long story short save your money don’t go here go to a trade school or get a apprenticeship somewhere. This place will only leave you miserable and in debt my track scholarship helped with some of financials thank god.Mike

Recent events: 03/24/2020 This is by far the worst place to try to get information. When students call for information regarding their account it states to call student accounts. NO ONE answers the phone. Students are asked to leave a message. Students leaves several messages over a period of time and NO ONE returns calls. Students are to graduate and NEED information to help students. We go in person to speak with someone in students services. The people at the Downtown campus were nice. We called the number that was given (District Financial Aid) and the person (male) that answered the phone was no help and rude. He stated that he would pass the information along and when asked how long it will take? No answer. He was reminded that there is 34 days left for the semester. He was asked 30, 45 or 90 days? or 2 weeks or 3 days? Still no answers. Students call to get answers and students get sent from place to place. WCCCD Need to make an area for Students Accounts. Maybe if there's a section for them students can receive faster information. Disclaimer: Not all staff are HORRIBLE, those who are HORRIBLE make it harder for the ones who do ASSIST students. There should be a list of the staffs who go above and beyond. To be HONORED. The HORRIBLE staffs picture need to be posted on a wall.Truth Matters

Lousy and unprofessional, even by community college standards. The few professors worth anything aren't worth dealing with the rest of them. The people giving this institution high ratings are likely very, very inexperienced with post-secondary education and think this is the standard. It's not. You, dear reader, deserve better than WCCCD will give you. I received my first failing grade *ever* because one of their professors is incompetent about running online courses, and then was churlishly rude in his response when I suggested a way to make everyone happy. Will the college do anything to help? Of course not. They've already gotten my money, and apparently don't realize that greed will cost them in the long run. Don't waste your time or your money here, because they very much do not care about providing a quality service. Take your tuition dollars elsewhere, and I'll take bitter pleasure in the knowledge that I helped some poor student avoid making the same mistake I did.Steven Schnepp

Their staff is very unprofessional! They’re also liars as well, it’s hard to trust anything they say because they never get it done. I wanted to transfer to a university for the winter semester but they needed a letter of completion stating that I have met all their requirements. My transfer advisor said she’ll take an email instead. Do you think they did it? No! Lied to me saying they would. Don’t get me started on the struggle to ask the advisors to send it. Another lie was the official transcripts. They said January 14 was the date they would be ready. I called them and they told me they weren’t ready. A month has passed and the transcript still aren’t ready! Please do not attend this school. I should’ve went somewhere else because they’re so useless.Kourtney Feagin

This is one of the coolest buildings on campus. The school really does have a Hogwarts like feel. The ceilings are vaulted, chandeliers decorate much of the building, and there's a small courtyard in the middle with trees and greenery. The building is also tall and it looks like a caste with high towers and cool architecture. One of the other cool things about the building is that it also has a touch of modern–there's a glass bridge/walkway connecting two parts of the building. The rooms themselves are big and spacious, with plenty of seating. The building also has unisex bathrooms and neat, spiraling staircases that give it even more of that castle feel.Jackson Eckel

The beautiful English Gothic style architecture makes this both a serene study spot and a tourist destination (most my out-of-town friends say it reminds them of Hogwarts). While it is usually packed, the place is incredibly quiet. Wifi is available for all UofM students, but some seating areas are reserved for law students only. I frequently see this on lists of most beautiful libraries in the country, and it is obvious why. I would recommend this place as a stand-alone destination if you appreciate beautoful architecture or gorgeous libraries.Ganj Beebani

I would give the student law services a zero star here. The student law services administration is organized very poorly and does not operate student orientated services. DO NOT utilize the law services here especially the lawyer named Alex Hermanowski. He was extremely rude in handling my housing case and offered ZERO condolences I never had met someone so RUDE, condescending, and inhumane. The legal assistance is quite poor and persists blame on the client than the opposing party.Ana jaja

Detailed review if you are thinking of being a student here! I am an international student from Myanmar (Burma) studying Information Assurance & Cyber Defense after I transfer from community college in California. I swear that my writing is made of 100% facts and truths. No scholarship for international students even if you meet GPA. Education: I had positive experience with most professors. They are really caring and understand your problems and special circumstances. Talk to them. They are also good at giving time to students who want to ask questions one on one in office hours. It is like getting a private tutor. However, there are professors I had bad experience with. I would not mention name in here but go to "rate my professors" and read recent reviews that starts with "//". The classes are mostly required to read textbook. But if the professors are good, they will explain everything you need in class. Otherwise, they will just tell you to read the book. Very bad refund policy compared to other colleges. Dual-enroll at WCC for GenEds to save money and worry free GPA. Campus: I don't feel safe even while walking on campus during the day time. So many crimes just outside of campus and a few on campus. The parking is so bad that you won't find a spot even tho you are paying same price as the parkings in SF Bay Area. Tickets are strictly enforced and sometimes even gave ticket mistakenly. Dorms: I stayed at "The Village EMU" on my first semester since it was Summer 2019. The drinking water fountain is only located in the Village office. It closes after 8pm or so. If you have late classes, don't expect to get water unless you go out of campus and buy at convenient store. Walls are thin so easy to hear someone even if you have hearing problems. Buildings are decaying so when someone heavy walks on above floor, you will not only hear it but also shaking sometimes. When I moved in, the bathroom was super dirty. I later learned that they won't be cleaned even tho it is supposed to every semester as long as there is other roommate sharing the bathroom keep living in the same room every semester without moving out. There are spots on carpet as if they are not properly deep cleaned. I had to took a video since I move in before opening the room door for the first time. Otherwise, it looks like you will be responsible for those damages. When I move out, the managing lady from Physical Plant came in and look at rooms and ordered what to do to janitors before new students move in for the next semester. Those janitors never did even tho the new student moved in. Portable heaters are not allowed in any residence except 2 apartment residences with written permission. This is a huge problem when the windows cannot properly seal the cold. Long story short, I had bullish roommate who is a student athletic for tracks. The Village director is hesitating to take actions even tho I had enough evidence like voice and video recordings of my roommate breaking many rules in ways that harm others like me. 18+ noises after midnight, restroom hygiene, opening AC even tho outside is 40°F, etc…The director told me to follow protocol which is to report RA->assistant director (student)->director before coming to him. I told him that I could not rely on any other students whom may or may not be friends of his. I am afraid of my life due to retaliation. The director told me that there is nothing he could do since he is a student athletic. There was also no more rooms to move him. He said he will review the evidence. I waited a few days but no actions. I told all about my problem to the head of International Student Program. She told me to send an email again this time saying that they are aware of the situation and watching how it is being handled. The director this time took action the next day by asking my roommate to move out of the room. Even then, he was helped by other student staff in moving his belongings as well as car transportation(given so much special privileges and treatments) when he clearly endangered the fellow roommates.HTOO AUNG WIN

I've had a great time as a student here. Most of my professors have been impactful and are proud to be at EMU and Ypsilanti. The scholarships keep getting better too and EMU shows commitment to making a college degree possible for everyone. The administration is not the greatest, but they rarely affect you since they aren't who you deal with daily. I love the program that I am in, and the professors and my advisor have always been supportive. Campus is great too as it's a good midsized campus, which gives the effect that campus is huge during your first year but by your third year it'll feel so small. It is also a midsized university which gives the big/small effect as well, since during the 15 minutes between the main class times, the hallways and sidewalks are jam packed, but if you're walking around during class time, the hallways and sidewalks are completely empty. EMU and it's campus have a chill laid back vibe. The main universal complaint about EMU is the parking, but it really is not that bad. At first, I did think parking was terrible, but you really just need to learn what lots are open at what times. All the small lots that are the closest will be filled after 8am. The Science Complex lot will be filled after 9am. The parking structure will be filled after 9:30am. If you're coming to campus after those times, you really just need to head to the Green lot. I think people dislike the Green lot just because it feels like a long walk, but you can get to most buildings in at least 10 minutes. The Green lot never fills up, so there will always be a spot for you to park on campus. Also, I don't get why everyone complains about the price. Of course I think it's ridicously that a public university makes you pay to park, parking should always be free. But, EMU has one of the lowest parking fees around. I'm pretty sure the cheapest parking you can get at Wayne State is still $50 more than at EMU. And speaking of cheap parking, there is also the option to park off campus, at the athletic campus, and then you ride a free shuttle that drops you off in the heart of main campus. I did this back when it was free, and now they charge you like $20 to park there for a semester, so I just buy an actual pass now, but if you really want to save money this is a fine option, I did it for two years, and it's not bad at all since the shuttle ride is only like 10 minutes. But yeah, overall I love EMU. I've met so many cool people here and made a lot of good memories. It's disappointing how many people have a negative view of EMU, but I think it's because EMU is a commuter college, and commuter students generally do not feel that connected with the college they go to. Even though I commute, EMU has always been a home to me.Simon

Eastern Michigan University is a great place to visit.  They also offer a wide variety of educational choices in the arena of higher education.  The campus is somewhat sprawling so it is hard to navigate for some by foot.  Their interior common areas are well kept up.  Their food cafeteria, at least the one I visited on Oakwood is well appointed.  The difficulty, however, is that during times when classes are not in session the only thing that is open is Starbucks.  That’s okay, however, it is expensive and offers a limited set of nutritional choices.  Not ideal for college students nor faculty and staff. The grounds are well kept up in general – for example the lake is attractive and contains a fountain.  The appearance, however, because of this ‘classic’ presentation from what appears to be the 1960’s is the general exclusion of wildlife with the exception of a permanent flock of Canada Geese which have apparently abandoned the practice of migration in exchange for ice free water and free food. When I was there last there was a large irrigation wheel left against a tree.  It appeared dangerous and was unsightly. The last criticism I have to offer is in regards to the parking fees.  They are excessive and frequent.  As public transportation to the area is sporadic and inefficient the major mode of transport is personal car.  The parking fees are just another expense that makes it clear that some higher learning will not be provided without higher prices.Alfred Brock

Wayne State is often overshadowed by U of M and Michigan State. That goes for athletics, academic prowess, and the fact that it is in the very center of Detroit, a city that is really trying to be that much better. And it is. The same can be said about Wayne State. Architecturally, this place is incredible, (a literal sandbox of the famed architect Minoru Yamasaki and worth the visit literally for his buildings and reflecting pool alone). The professors are overall great and push their students for excellence. Unfortunately it is also a place where educational inequality prevails, with a lot of students transferring out, mainly due to systemic inequality in high schools. It is getting better but it is a long road. The "4 year degree" hasn't been achieved by everyone due to having students often "catching up" with core classes. That is the reality. However, if you do make it through, it is worth it. I want to one day see Wayne State placed in conjunction with the big 2 schools in Michigan.Theodore Hynes

It’s a great! Division II school. However, NCAA Division Sports is not the end or beginning to an education. Contrary, Detroit seems to be summed up as oversimplified. The city and the people who go to Universities in Detroit, people of color generally speaking. People of color maybe depicted in a way- propaganda. In addition, WSU is not reflective of stigmatism as much as it’s portrayed In other common wealth area’s of Detroit . – It was called “Detroit Medical College” first. Wiki-1868Brian Crushshon

Wayne State University is located in Midtown Detroit and offers more than 300 academic programs and more than 350 degree programs. It is Michigan’s only urban public research university. It has 61.8% international students from 5 continents. And it’s right in the heart of Detroit!Athra Alkhafaji

The worst administrative building ever. I sent over all of my transcripts to them and they received all but one, (which was sent to the same address) so they lost it, didn’t notify me of that I needed to do anything else or that there was something suspicious. Finally I called to see if I was accepted or not after waiting 2 weeks. They wouldn’t help me speed the process up at all so I had to resend the transcript and then wait another two weeks until I found out I was accepted. I had my financial aid in to them in the beginning of June for the fall semester and all the documents needed for them to process it. As I’m writing this it’s the second to last day to pay for college before I get cut out of my classes and I’m still waiting on my financial aid to go through. I’ve called them almost every day asking if it’s gone through or if there is anything else I can do to to help it get processed faster. I’ve been told numerous times there’s nothing else I can do and I just have to wait for them to process. I’m going to be cut from my classes because they haven’t processed my financial aid that’s been in for months. I’ve had everything done with more than enough time for them to DO THEIR JOBS. My whole future is going to be altered for their mistakes and incompetence. I’ve been on the phone with multiple customer service representatives and only ONE has been friendly to me. The rest do not care about the students going there. Everything that could go wrong at this college has, and I’ve never had any problems before at a college. It was the worst mistake of my life to chose to go here.Brooke Riley

I am an alumni of OU. I have applied for a job there several times and will not even get an interview! I am experienced for the jobs posted as they were the ones who trained me. Plus there were other female classmates that were hired and I did not even get a single interview. How can they turn away their own especially since I graduated with honors? As for the school program, be cautious and really examine all of the program requirements.They neglect to tell you everything and give a lot of false hope and promises. Had I known then what I know now, I would have selected an entirely different program and a different school. Classmates and professors were not a problem, but the administration and their lack of information is little to be desired.Rocker Man

So glad i spent my undergrad years here. The campus is beautiful and improving. Dorms are dated but the student apartments are nice if you can get in. Student life is good. The athletics program continues to improve and had instilled alot of pride in students and alum. The food court has many options for all diets. The education is second to none. An excellent engineering and health science program in conjunction with Beaumont hospital. The business school is improving and an outstanding honors college.Soléil McCants

I have been going here since Fall of 2014, and my experience has been good so far. They have a good selection of programs to choose from. My academic advisers have helped me stay on track with completing courses that align with my program. I do like that I have to meet with an academic adviser before registering for classes for each semester I attend. It helps me remain mindful of my program responsibilities. Class sizes are desirable; they have not been too big, as teachers are usually able to meet with students one-on-one for in-class help. Teachers usually care to make students feel like an important part of class. There are a lot of campus organizations and activities to be involved in, so students are bound to find something interesting to join. The campus works to ensure that students have a culturally inclusive and safe experience with them. On the other hand, I sort of feel like the campus partially lacks a strong community-focused presence. Maybe this is because it is a commuter school.Neletha Skelton

My experience has been rather bitter sweet. I have met some people that I enjoyed being around, and some others I really wish I never met in my life. Do not stay in First Street Residence, If you don't want to be irrationally judged. To describe vividly, this campus is like a peaceful island surrounded by a man eating ocean, take it from me, try not to be too adventures or you might find yourself in a whole lot of insanity. Given all the chaos, I found it extremely interesting how the locals here are sanguine about prospects for their locality. So, for those people, I say Go Blue. It's a good commuter school, but otherwise just a zombieland. If you wish to have an apocalyptic experience, that may or may not scar you for life, don't hesitate to join ASAP.Ravikrishnan Pockyarath

Let me count the ways I hate thee… UM Flint aspires to be a top school in the area. It has many programs in which one could major. Unfortunately they fail in actually helping students achieve the goal of graduation. Classes are offered sporadically, therefore if you are not on the right class cycle you could end up waiting a year or more to take a class you need to graduate. The advisors are inattentive and some times never get back to students. When you are able to see an advisor they don't know what they are talking about and provide little help. The whole goal of their scheme is to keep you in school as long as possible. They also raise fees every single year. Avoid attending this college at all costs.Josiah Augenstein