DePaul University

In Chicago, DePaul University happens to be another great University with deep industry knowledge and experience among the faculty. The curriculum has depth to prepare anyone as a well rounded professional in any desirable field. From, a Happy Alumni

I did my program through DePaul but it was remote through my employer. I appreciated their flexibility to work with local employers to meet the academic needs of people in the area.

Undergraduate studies are more than just about the grades and the "education" is not just about academia - it's about figuring out your place in the world and fostering relationships. By the time you get to graduate studies, and have presumably worked a few years, you can get a little more serious about the "studies" aspect.

I went to school at the downtown Chicago Satellite campus, and I really enjoyed it. It was very convenient for me to go to school at night after I was done working. I made some good friends that are still friends today. The teachers were great, and the students were committed. I thought the degree was worth the price of tuition.

Could be more driven towards personal career objectives. Maybe a bit too overreaching as far as topics goes. Definitely some good faculty to get to know and have conversations with. A good experience overall, improvements to consider would be the networking and governmental component that is one of the main drivers of the program. Will gather quite the batch of technical skills but will need to do some outside research and practice to completely master them.

Great program, faculty really wants you to do well. More applied and practical work than just theory. Being in downtown Chicago is also great.