Fordham University

I am happy that I attended - I learned a lot about presenting and developed a few meaningful connections. However, I do not think it was worth the money I paid for it ($60,000).

I am so glad I went to school, but the student debt I have now makes it really hard to live a normal life.

I liked Fordham because the graduate business campus was in the middle of Manhattan in a very accessible area, so it is perfect for working students. I thought the professors ranged from good to below average, and the further up in my course work I got, the less quality teachers I had, which was strange.

The Public Media program at Fordham University is a one-year, full-time Master's Degree program. There are several cross-platform journalism, theory, and strategic communication courses on offer. The top-notch professors always make themselves available to students. I'm glad I chose this program, which is in its inaugural year.

While it's a new program that just launched, the one-year, full-time Public Media program at Fordham University is very beneficial to my educational goals and needs. We have learned various aspects of the media, including theory and hands-on approaches, which are marketable to any Communications field. I'm really glad I enrolled in this program at Fordham University, a Jesuit institution in New York.