Indiana University - Northwest

I have attended Indiana University Northwest between 2017 and 2021. Attendance was hybrid (online and in person). The classes and professors were in general okay, although there were exceptions both positive and negative. In general this school was relatively easy and the campus was well established. I had a relatively good time.

Being a proud IU alumna, I was excited to be able to continue my graduate education close to home at IUN. The weekend MBA for Professionals program was exactly what I was looking for: completed in 18 months, a degree from a world renowned school with AACSB accreditation, but all the extras that were included in tuition. I was promoted during the program as well as landing an awesome new job 6 months later.

Being a transfer student I thought it would be hard to adjust, but it was very easy to get comfortable with the campus. I went to 5 schools for my undergraduate and IUN was my favorite. My advisor was always very helpful, and quick to respond. The staff was very caring and always helped when a student didn't understand something.

The school was great. However I found that the advisors were rude and couldn't keep me straight from other students with the same name. It was expensive and there is little help for people with my income.

IUN is a fantastic school with some of the best teachers I've ever had. The cost is very reasonable and your degree still says Indiana University as it is the same degree as the main campus.

It is not as challenging as expected for an MBA program.

The graduate program at Indiana University-Northwest is very effective in aiding me with the tools needed to accomplish my long-term career goals. The faculty and staff here on the campus are very professional, friendly, and helpful. I greatly enjoy the graduate program at my school, and I am always referring it to others around me.

Pros - Affordable, convenient. Classes were online and in person every other Saturday. Cons - I did not like at times working online, I felt I lost interaction with the professors in some critical areas.

I enjoy this university's education program, most of the professors I had were very informative and helpful.

For the most part what I have taken seems to be working just fine. Sometimes the work loads can be tough because of work and everything but the teachers understand this and work with the students to help them out the best that they can. I do wish they have more to offer but I understand it is a smaller school and not everything is available as it would be on a larger campus.

My graduate program is awesome! The thing I value most is the personal connection with my advisor and instructors.