Indiana University - South Bend

I recently began classes at Indiana University South Bend and could not be happier with my decision. This will be my 2nd master's degree and I was concerned about having difficulty returning to school after almost a decade of not being in college. Faculty and staff are pleasant and easy to work with and have gotten me on track to achieve the degree I need for my "dream job" as a school counselor.

I am very pleased with the quality of my educational experience attained at Indiana University -South Bend. Health Services Administration is a field with an ever changing landscape surrounded by political and legal implications. The curriculum offered to achieve this degree prepared me well for the career path I have chosen. It's great to have such a high quality university so close to home.

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The Management of information technologies program is dead/dying. They've stopped enrollment into the program. They continually cancel classes which students need to graduate due to low enrollment and thereby postpone the graduation semester for students in the program. The teachers are sub par and the course content is old and out of date. Do not go into this program at IUSB.

The professors are all top-notch. Regardless of location, this is still an Indiana University campus and the curriculum is extensive and well-rounded.

Directionless program. Program Chair and many faculty aren't good at their jobs, don't seem to work hard, make classes up as they go. Courses are out of date for technology.

The Management of Information Technologies graduate program at IU South Bend is on its last leg. Do yourself a favor and avoid it.

I am an international student currently enrolled at IUSB. It's been a helpful place and I have managed to transition into the program. The program has professors and students that are willing to help and help with mapping out my career path. The only thing I would hope for is for there to be more financial help for international students. Those opportunities are not easily available and it has resulted in some students finding it difficult to keep up with their studies.

I am currently pursuing an MPA degree. The course load I am getting not only looks at the theoretical but allows me to do practical work which allows me to be fully prepared. The faculty is available to work with me and are very helpful and insightful.

Indiana University South Bend is affordable, safe and the quality of the education they offer is incomparable. There are no cons on getting educated anywhere in the world.

This is a great school if you make the most of all the resources available to you.

It is a great university filled with amazing professors but the area surrounding the campus leaves something to be desired.

So far this has been a very positive experience. The workload has progressively increased over the semesters, however it it not excessive and I imagined much worse before beginning classes. I am disappointed in the time and day selection of some of the classes. This is a part time, evening program; yet some of the classes have been scheduled directly in the middle of the work day. For students who work full time, this is a very difficult schedule to arrange.

There are some outstanding faculty members with both academic and clinical expertise. We need more students!

I am enjoying the Master of Liberal Studies program at IUSB. This degree provides students with the opportunity to design their own course of study after taking seminars in the humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

The best thing about the program is definitely the faculty. They are very approachable and helpful, and they clearly want the best for their students.

This is a great program. The Master of Liberal Studies program is a community-oriented, pay-it-forward type of degree focusing on the student's personal interests.