20 Best Msw Programs In New Orleans, LA (2022 Updated)

I guess time will tell what rating Tulane's SoPA deserves, but I can't say I was 100% satisfied. I'm glad I did it. It felt good to use my brain again. My advisors were always helpful. But for the sake of reviewing the whole thing and giving feedback, I have three criticisms that kept it from being five stars. The first one might seem petty, but when I was considering Tulane, I was told that after six credits, the seventh was free. That was the policy my first year. It was discontinued after that one year due to a whole reconfiguration. It went from continuing studies to professional advancement, and that every-seventh-credit-is-free went out the window, just when I was enrolling in my sixth and seventh credit. So that seemed like a bad business deal. After that, I took a couple online classes that I felt were totally worthless. I also had a couple online classes that were great, but the bad ones made me question the worth of my degree. Then, lastly, I wish I wouldn't have felt like such a Tulane also-ran. It felt like JV Tulane sometimes. For instance, I could've chosen an IT degree with an emphasis on business, but the business classes wouldn't have been through Tulane's more prestigious business school, but rather through a night school in Elmwood with nothing in common with the real one. Real Tulane students can use the Reily Center, but not us. Why not? Hope this helps someone. . .Edward Pope

My entire experience with Tulane's School of Professional Advancement (SOPA) was outstanding! This was one of the most challenging and rewarding academic endeavors I have faced to date. It started with my first discussion with the SOPA Professor of Practice and Director Emergency and Security Studies who convinced me that the program was designed for professionals like me who have limited free time and many obligations outside work. The faculty pushed me and solicited my input from my military experience and time in the corporate world. The staff were always very helpful and genuinely cared about my satisfaction. I was also pleased at the level of effort the faculty placed on offering career suggestions and passing on job opportunities to the students. My experience in this program and the bonds formed with the faculty and staff exceeded my expectations. I am forever grateful and wholeheartedly endorse Tulane's SOPA! Col (ret) Jordan Jones.Jordan Jones

I feel very strong and secure in what information I'm receiving at Tulane. They have shown me that even after having a family, I can still continue my education and follow my dreams of becoming an attorney. The support I received from my director and the administrators are outstanding. They really want their students to survive the path of going to college and become very successful in life. I am thankful for Tulane and the many instructors that take the time to teach.Demetra Dixon-Lawrence

I really enjoy attending Herzing University I feel the right choice of choosing this school. My classes are great and so are the Professors. There are lots of resources to get through your classes and the Professors are super helpful.Jennifer Byous

Herzing University helped me to realize my dream of practicing as a family nurse practitioner. With engaging faculty and intellectually stimulating courses, it's no wonder students are successful! Go Herzing!Jessica Manchester

I have been at Loyola for 48 years. I love the Monroe librarians because they are all so helpful, professional, and polite. They will anything you need to get done. And the law librarians as well Daniel AbelDaniel G. Abel

Has all the cool books you can't find at the Public Library; surprisingly has a wide range of secular philosophical lecture.Reginald Darby Jr

I truly had a wonderful academic experience. I valued the guidance of my professors and other persons who truly cared about me as both a student and a human being. I have fond memories of this beautiful campus and epic center of learning. .Michele A.

I love this place because I am a 13 year old and I all ready see myself going to this college I also have people that I look up to to prepare my future life as a basketball player number 32 on the Dillard bleu devils women basketball teamAlaysia Paratore

I'm a rising senior in the nursing program and I love it. The faculty and staff strives to give us everything we need to be successfully. This is a community full of love ❤️.Ceiandra

Very helpful and lots of available resources. I highly recommend Mrs Tonja to any parent struggling with their teens!!! She works with you and the results are wonderful.Mandy Charm

Great University in New Orleans where you can and will receive a QUALITY EDUCATION. As do most state schools, they’re underfunded, understaffed & seemingly have a high turnover rate; in my opinion. HOWEVER, when it comes to education, they’re #1!!! No spoon feeding, hand holding over here; if you want it, you have to WORK for it. The struggle is REAL. But upon graduation or course A/B level grade course completion, you will know the material FORWARD AND BACKWARDS. Not bashing other universities, but a UNO Degree holds weight; here you get OUT WHAT YOU PUT IN!!!! I pray for more funding; this university is a treasure and need not be lost due to bureaucratic red tape.Teneha B

My son is a music major there – is there a better place to study music than New Orleans? He loves the department and is getting lots of hands-on experience. Ponchartrain Hall is the nicest dorm I have ever seen – a palace compared to the places I lived "back in the day." And it's the least expensive of the state schools – he could be living far from home and paying a LOT more the privilege and not be getting as good an education as he's getting at UNO.John Baur

Run-down school that has little quality in food, living, education, and staff. The expensive cost doesn't garner any neat benifits like other schools. The only saving grace of this university is it's pretty decent film school or engineering program, which would be more beneficial if they were their own independent institutions. If your major is not in one of those two programs, seeking education somewhere else is highly recommened.Dustin “dR4A” Foret

Reading all the comments only tell half the story. I've read about bad dorms. Well didn't Howard university just have it's students sleeping outside due to rat infestation and mold? Does spelman have a/c in most of it's dorms yet? Nope not at all. I've read about the school being about money and that financial aid was not very professional. What hbcu isn't? Most all hbcu's biggest gripe is the financial aid office. That's the reason a lot of people transfer to pwis is because of the financial aid process. A lot of the views presented here are misleading to potential applicants. It shine a negative light on Xavier, for the very same issues most hbcu's are facing. That being said. What education did you get? And was the education worth it in the end is what we really need to knowAnthony Hector

I remember this being the first college I attended. I was the first in my family to go to college so I wasn’t aware of much , but there was staff to help us… Well , this man helped me and we were on a website and he was just telling me everything to click and what to “approve” . Come to find out this man made me accept about 10K in student loans, but for only 1 semester!!! ,Unfortunately this money did not even go toward my classes but to the freshman dorm I lived in ( very dirty ) . I wish he would of explained more to me . I didn’t find out until being at the school for a little while & checking my credit karma .Queenqueen Queen

Xavier University of Louisiana is one of the rapidly growing HBCU institutions. Known for its excellent tract record for producing medical field specialists, especially pharmacists, it is a place where every student willing to seek frequent interactions in class can grow immensely professionally and socially as a contributing model citizen.Isaac Belonga

I am currently a graduate nursing student. This has been the profound educational experience I have had in my life. The professors are impeccably knowledgeable and well versed in their areas of expertise. I went back to school to become more marketable in my profession. My impending degree from Loyola will give me the confidence in my career that I am seeking along with speaking volumes to potential employers who welcome an employee with a Loyola degree..Linda Davis

Choosing to attend Loyola University New Orleans was the best decision that I have ever made. Here you will find that there is a true community of compassion for students. Additionally, the faculty is approachable and always willing to go the extra mile for their students. Loyola wants to see its students succeed and because of the care and compassion that we receive here, we do succeed. Thank you Loyola. Best 4 years 🙂Natalie Masone

Loyola University is great college! Is it a perfect college? No. I very much enjoyed my time there. It has a compact campus, but a large park across the street, which gives one an excellent balance between the urban and the rural! Also, while there I learned , that authentic Christianity is the free response to Jesus Christ. May I savor this for the rest of my life!John Caron

The front desk lady is really sweet. She makes sure that I am heard, taken care of and is great at her job! The doctor keeps everything straight up. He’s prescribed me medicine that works for me, first try. All though they have counselors I never heard from one. It doesn’t matter to me though because I don’t wed a counselor. I just needed anxiety medicine.Daryin Stein

the staff is so ridiculously incompetent. the advisors never answer emails, sometimes ill send an email and wait a week for a response and never get one, so ill send another email, and another, and another, and finally get a response that most of the time doesnt even answer the full question being asked. different staff members will also tell you conflicting information, leaving you confused on what you’re supposed to do. you can never get ahold of anyone to help you. my boyfriend went here as well and was given the wrong schedule of classes which ended with him needing to attend an extra semester to take the class he actually needed. also they practically have new advisors for each major every year, and they never tell you when your advisor has changed or even update the website, so you just have to email the old one 40 times before they finally answer and tell you who you’re supposed to be emailing. if you dont like being stressed and confused all the time i recommend u just go somewhere else!Mia Carbo (Meyuh)

I have been a student here for 2 years and I have no idea how they have any students. No matter how early you submit financial aid they process at the last minute. At least twice I have had to contact the department of education to explain changes on my student aid that they could not justify or explain. As of today it has been 1 solid month trying to get someone on the phone to ask questions about my financial aid which has been submitted 2 months ago but still not processed. When you do manage to get someone on the phone they are rude and often give conflicting information from one department to the next. The excuse is always that they are swamped with calls, which to me is an invalid excuse! If that many calls coming in they should use the money collected from tuition to hire more people to answer the call of the students paying their salary.This will be my last semester at this school! Completely unacceptable!Stacy Harris

Their financial aid office is absolutely HORRIBLE! I was first approved for aid that I apparently don't qualify for. Once approved, it later disappeared, and I was never notified that I wasn't qualified for it. After learning my classes weren't secured, I only was able to get in touch with the financial aid office through their live chat online, and I'd been trying to get in touch via email and phone for days beforehand. They do not answer phone calls or emails, which I find extremely unprofessional. After finally getting in touch with them, I learn I qualify for a different financial aid package, approve it, then it disappears again. Turns out, Im not qualified for that either and was again never notified. If you have to deal with their financial aid office, good luck!A H

The Instructors are VERY!!! Unorganized, They mix their classes up with one of their other classes ! Very Unprofessional. This is my 2nd semester and its been so different from what im use to at a different college in which I graduated. Worst teacher there is Boris Odynocki He write sloppy on the board, very condescending, his views about women are awful, such as he speaks of them being gold diggers often, he show favoritism on how he grade it has nothing to do with classwork,test or attendence!Maria Charra

I believe in sharing life experiences & knowledge, good and bad so with that understand it is imperative to share my personal experience with what I must say is the worst education institution in the City of New Orleans. Unorganized, unprofessional, uncoordinated and undeserving of anyone's time and/or tuition. Do yourself a favor and ask the hard question and then ask the harder questions and follow your gut feeling. You will save yourself and family a lot of heart ache and stress.Michael Lewis

A 1 star rating is way too much and considerably nice of me. Unorganized, unprofessional. You can tell the administration is only there to collect a paycheck. No one there seems to be on the same page. They will lose paper work and when you try to speak with a supervisor, you'll have to email and call daily and you MAY just get a response in 2 weeks. Save your money. You'd do better going to an online school then to deal with these folks.Nicolette Marie

Here is where the MAGIC happens. The best & brightest are trained for all things medical. Big brains come together to learn & fostering an environment that is conducive to learning & advancing the future via medical technologies. My mother worked here & as a child, I roamed the halls being a lookey-lu & even now, I am astounded by the advances of medicine & the medical community. I love the LSUHSC Community at large as they get it & understand the major undertaking of the health & well being of the Greater New Orleans Area; what a some what daunting yet accomplishable task. Love the campus expansion & I think it makes for a more comfortable & welcoming environment for students & staff alike.Teneha B

Brand new building, secure with a security guard. You must wear masks in here. There are Doctor offices and a Quest in there among other services.Michele Jackson

Four years of intellectual stimulation and excellent company in a supportive and lively environment. It was less pricey in my day (the 1966-1970 tuition was $750.00 per semester), but a Tulane degree is still good value. For me, Tulane was a formative experience. I majored in French, and learned valuable skills for later life, including literary criticism, poetry translation, and the French language. I still use my French, now I am retired. I participate in several francophone and francophile organizations in New Orleans. As well, my courses in Theatre and English literature have stood me in good stead. I am now a performance poet, and perform frequently at the Neutral Ground Coffee House and at the Maple Leaf lBar, and other venues in town and in Louisiana.Robert Menuet

Even if you are not interested in attending Tulane University, I strongly recommend visiting it. The tour of the school gives you some knowledge about how the young adults of New Orleans take part in the community and how much of the things you are touring are actually run by students. My family and I were not expecting to actually be considering Tulane for college, but we all fell in love with the campus instantly. The guides were very knowledgable about the school and also about the community of New Orleans. It was nice to hear the perspective of a younger person instead of an adult who grew up in New Orleans about what the best parts of the city are. Touring Tulane is a MUST for anyone visiting New OrleansVictor Hills

Everyone was really good except for Dr Jiang. She was very unprofessional, she need to be more compassionate, understanding, and courteous to the patients' family. I chose not to allow them to put a feeding tube in my father because he is still capable and able to eat, she was very unhappy with my decision and retaliated with an unpleasant attitude and refused transportation. I had to go talk to security and and then speak with the nurse to get transportation to come and take my dad down to the car. One bad apple can spoil everything. Some doctors should not be doctors and need a new profession.Carla B

Do not attend school here. The absolute worst experience I have ever had. They only care about getting your money and nothing more. If you have a child do NOT bring them or you will be asked to make them completely quiet or leave. Staff is plain rude. For a school with the Virgin Mary all over the place, they hold none of her ideals. The school simply needs to change from a Catholic School or be shut down.Walter Diaz

I went here for information about their Masters program. It was very informative, organized, and I felt welcomes. They served hot food and drinks. I am an alumni already, but this college never ceases to amaze me.Mitchells Making Memories

I will never attend Holy Cross College again!!! The instructor attendance is horrible. She lies about not receiving your assignments.Andrea Taureyon

International High School of New Orleans offers a diverse community of students locally and internationally. IHS is driven by its motto of giving every student an equal chance to succeed, no matter race, color, background, or disability as it is a NO PLACE FOR HATE school. IHS is the only school in the city to offer the International Baccalaureate Programme which focuses on advanced studies that have an international and open mindset. This is a great school for any child to attend in order to succeedMartin Ognyanov

I echo the other reviewer in saying that while expensive, the school produces exceptional graduates. Faculty are committed and well recognized within their respective fields. Students are dedicated and represent the best of aspiring public health professionals.J. W. Rozelle

My nephew was dropped from the attendance rolls at Carver during the month of August 2018. No one was told of this until he arrived on day 1. This is his Junior year— yet he cannot attend any classes because of this massive fiasco. “Wait until next Tuesday to see if it has been rectified” said school personnel. 5 days late— Classes are going on and he is home. Why are students being harmed by this ineptitude? This is why public schools not charter schools should be fully funded. There is no one being held accountable to assist in this matter. However these students sent home will bear the brunt of the fallout—- academically. Shame on you Collegiate Academies!!Joanna Welch